Graduate Research Spotlight: Meet Ahmed Elnabawy
. by Douglas Clark
Learn about the work Ahmed is doing in the areas of catalysis of ammonia synthesis, hydrotreating, and NOx reduction.
Using and Enjoying Your AIChE Membership Benefits: eLibrary
. by James Abel
Your AIChE membership is packed with many time- and money-saving tools that we hope you are taking advantage of. A great benefit to try, if you haven’t already done so, is the...
The Global Coal Death-Spiral Picks Up Speed
. by Kent Harrington
Last year the world began to decisively shift away from using coal to produce electricity. This reached a symbolic climax last week when Scotland shut down its last coal-fired...
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Join @ChEnected using #AIChESpring and #GCPS
. by John Vasko
@ChEnected will be live tweeting throughout the 2016 AIChE Spring Meeting and the 12th Global Congress on Process Safety, April 10 - 14, 2016 in Austin Texas. Whether you're...
Video Tutorial: PFD Pump and Compressor Symbols
. by Douglas Clark
If you've ever confused a compressor for a turbine or expander while creating or reading a process flow diagram, then this post is for you. This short video tutorial from the...
New Recyclable Bioplastic Outperforms ABS
. by Douglas Clark
Researchers at the Department of Energy’s Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have devised a new plastic that is made with 50 percent renewable content from biomass. The new...
Saudi Arabia Prepares for Life After the Paris Climate Accord
. by Kent Harrington
Paddy Padmanathan, CEO of ACWA Power , who has built cutting-edge solar and desalination plants across the Middle East and Africa, represents the future of the Saudi energy...
Saudi YPC Heat Exchanger Network Workshop
. by Mohammed Alyanbaawi
The Saudi YPC held a technical workshop on heat exchanger network (HEN) design and retrofit studies based on pinch analysis on March 7, 2016. Over 100 Young Professionals (YPs)...
Inside the World's First Completely Solar-Powered Airport
. by Kent Harrington
With 24 airlines, 1,000 flights a week and 7 million passengers a year, Cochin International Airport in India’s Kerala state is the third busiest in India. Smoothly running this...
Gold Nanoparticles Used to Rapidly Kill Bacteria
. by Douglas Clark
A new technique using highly porous nanodisks and light has been shown effective for rapidly killing bacteria. The hope is this technique could assist in treating common...
What to Ask During an Interview — And What Questions to Avoid
. by Emily Frangenberg
So you've worried about the questions you'll be asked, but how about the questions you should have for the interviewer? Read on for advice for chemical engineers.
The Saudi Oil Glut's Winners and Losers
. by Kent Harrington
Speaking to a packed auditorium during CERAWeek in Houston, Texas, Saudi Arabia's oil minister laid out the oil crash's cruel math for industry CEOs: first of all, the great oil...
Using and Enjoying Your AIChE Member Benefits: AIChE Engage
. by James Abel
AIChE Engage makes it even easier than ever to connect and build relationships with other chemical engineers who share your interests.
March 2016 CEP Preview
. by Karen Simpson
This month, CEP looks at big data analytics in a special section, as well as covering PID for process engineers and aerobic fermenter optimization.
New Tech Signals Viable Future for Hydrogen Fuel Cells
. by Douglas Clark
New technology out of the U.S. Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (Berkeley Lab) offers potential for faster fueling and improved performance for...
Meet Nickolas Martin— Featured Student for March 2016
. by Douglas Clark
Meet Nickolas, a senior at the University of Delaware, and learn about his college experience and plans for the future.
Chinese Grid Officials Explode the Myth of Baseload Power at CERAWeek
. by Kent Harrington
Many utilities think that wind and solar PV can only provide a small percentage of power without undermining grid stability. But Amory Lovins, the founder of the Rocky Mountain...
Atomic Vibrations Dictate Nanomaterial Performance
. by Douglas Clark
Vibrations of the outermost atomic layer of materials in nanosize significantly affect material behavior, according to new researcher out of Switzerland's ETH Zurich. The finding...
Electric Cars, the Smart Grid and the Next Oil-Surplus Price Crash
. by Kent Harrington
It's always hard to predict the future, but that hasn't stopped Nissan from trying. In a new video, the company uses computer-generated imagery to transport the viewer into an...
New Resource Site for Faculty Candidates
. by Stephanie Orvoi...
Are you a faculty candidate? Are you going to be looking for a position in academia in the coming months or years? Professor Roman Voronov has been working on a blog “A Faculty...
Young Professionals Share Annual Meeting Experiences, Part II
. by Mohammed Alyanbaawi
Hear from Victoria Baldwin, a PSM specialist at Chevron Products Company, as she discusses her experience organizing an Annual Meeting session developed for chemical engineering...
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