How do organizations build a lasting process safety culture? Martín Fernández shares insights on leadership, communication, and the cultural challenges of implementing process safety management.

As a chemical engineering professor at Stanford University, Zhenan Bao has spent decades investigating the boundary between human and machine with her research.

From leading her university's AIChE Student Chapter to serving as Chair of the AIChE Executive Student Committee (ESC), Jane Aghjayan has dedicated her time to building connections, creating opportunities, and growing the global AIChE community.

Abstract submissions for the "Meet the Faculty and Post-Doc Candidates" poster sessions close on July 1st.

International Women in Engineering Day celebrates the contributions of women engineers worldwide. Meet some of AIChE's featured women engineers and learn about their career paths and specialties.

What do you do after you apply? Waiting won't help break the silence, but finding other tactful ways to connect on LinkedIn just might. Use these tips to improve your chances of landing a new job.

Tata Serebryany shares his path to chemical engineering, the importance of community, and what Pride Month means to him as an LGBTQ+ engineer.

The EPA’s proposed rollback of its landmark Endangerment Finding has sparked a legal and regulatory showdown that could reshape how greenhouse gas emissions are regulated across the U.S.

Undergraduate teams from across the country are preparing to take on this year's ChemE Cube challenge. Meet the teams, learn what's new for 2026, and see how students are putting their chemical engineering skills to the test.

The latest issue of CEP covers flame arrester safety, energy management systems, steam cracker feedstocks, AI and IP, and more.

Join AIChE’s fourth annual Virtual Pride Parade on June 10 for a conversation on allyship, inclusion, and building more supportive workplace cultures in chemical engineering.

Engineers gathered at the PD2M AI for Pharma Conference to explore how AI is accelerating drug discovery.

The rank of Fellow is AIChE’s highest grade of membership. Check out these newly elected 2026 Fellows.

Hydrogen Safety Panel member Danielle Murphy shares how forensic engineering shapes her approach to hydrogen safety, risk, and safer system design.

For AAPI Heritage Month, Jonathan Boualavong shares how creativity, collaboration, and community have influenced his path in engineering.

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To understand why the supply chain for silicon wafers is so rigid, read about the intricate and exacting process of how silicon wafers are produced.

This issue focuses on how organizations are closing the loop by pioneering biobased feedstocks and elevating the importance of recycling, waste reduction, and end-of-life management.