University of Washington researcher and Navy veteran Kristin Bennett shares how her experiences with disability and recovery shape her work in traumatic brain injury research and drive her advocacy for accessibility in STEM.

Learn how the SAFE Leader® Workshop is helping students and professionals strengthen leadership skills and build more collaborative, inclusive teams.

Fifty-three student teams are ready to compete at the 2025 Chem-E-Car Competition® in Boston. In this first set of videos, meet teams from the University of Alabama in Huntsville, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, University of Maryland, Baltimore County, and Texas A&M University at Qatar.

Meet the 2025 SBE award recipients — Daniel G. Anderson, Karmella A. Haynes, and Costas D. Maranas — and explore their groundbreaking research shaping the future of biological engineering.

DuPont Laureate Sourav K. Sengupta is honored with AIChE’s 2025 Lawrence B. Evans Award in Chemical Engineering Practice for for pioneering applications of catalytic science and reaction engineering, outstanding technical leadership, and a career-long commitment to tackling challenging and value-creating industrial problems.

Datacor is highlighting CHEMCAD’s fresh look and new capabilities at the 2025 AIChE Annual Meeting, including simulation tools and specialized pipe flow modeling.

Meet some of the newest faces of the Future of STEM Scholars Initiative (FOSSI). These 2025 scholars are pursuing their dreams at HBCUs across the country, driven by curiosity, creativity, and a passion for using STEM to make a difference.

By attending the gala Dec. 3, your evening out becomes a catalyst for good, helping fund scholarships, mentorship programs, and ChE community initiatives.

Regents Professor Yong Wang is honored with AIChE’s 2025 R.H. Wilhelm Award for pioneering catalytic materials and reactor technologies that advance sustainable energy, chemical production, and environmental solutions.

Creativity, teamwork, and high-stakes problem-solving take center stage at the 2025 AIChE Annual Student Conference. Here’s a look at three student competitions you won’t want to miss in Boston.

Discover how ExxonMobil scientist Joe Falkowski is tackling one of carbon capture’s toughest challenges: developing the breakthrough materials that make direct air capture possible.

Haiqing Lin, Professor at the University at Buffalo, will receive AIChE’s 2025 Award for Excellence in Industrial Gases Technology for his pioneering advances in membrane materials for carbon capture and clean energy.

Join us in Boston, October 31–November 3, at the 2025 AIChE Annual Student Conference for four days of career development, competitions, and connections with fellow chemical engineering students and professionals.

Couling is being recognized for consistently coupling exceptional technical innovation with exemplary collaboration to develop sustainable processes crucial to the successful launch of new agricultural products with global impact.

This month, opportunities, challenges, and innovations in chemical engineering education, including looming shortage of chemEs, data science education, engineering ethics, and more.

Meet Adam Tobin-Williams, AIChE Executive Student Committee (ESC) Chair and former president of the AIChE Johns Hopkins University Student Chapter, and hear how he balances leadership with academics and the initiatives that are making a lasting impact on his campus.

Jay Flores, founder of Invent the Change and author of the bilingual science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) children’s book Engineer Someday, will deliver the keynote performance at the 2025 AIChE K-12 STEM showcase.

Thien is being recognized for world-class leadership in pharmaceutical research, development and manufacturing, including impactful groundbreaking medications such as the breakthrough HIV protease inhibitor, ebola vaccine, and Keytruda.