During Engineers Week, Texas A&M’s AIChE student chapter is turning chemical engineering into a hands-on classroom experience. Through the Bee a ChemE initiative and the AIChE K–12 Ambassador Program, nearly 40 student volunteers have partnered with local schools in the Bryan/College Station community, leading interactive modules that make complex concepts approachable, engaging, and relevant to everyday life.

Having built a career in nuclear operations over six decades, Dr. Harold T. Conner Jr. has a unique perspective on changing realities in industry and on the evolving chemical engineering profession. Hear his take in this interview.

Engineers Week offers a moment to highlight the profession’s impact and strengthen its future. Learn how you can celebrate, inspire the next generation, and participate in Engineers Week webinars across AIChE communities.

The advanced manufacturing sector is facing some substantial obstacles to address industry-trending challenges such as unreliable supply chain, AI impact, and retirement-driven workforce decline. The good news is that help is on the horizon. AIChE is making advanced manufacturing a priority focus and is doing so with its newest strategic initiative, Advanced Manufacturing Innovation (AMI for short).

As the Loss Prevention Symposium marks its 60th year, LPS Chair Dr. Jessica Morris and Vice Chair Rima Lahiri share what’s shaping the program at the 22nd GCPS, from emerging risks to enduring process safety fundamentals.

The more deliberate you are about where and how you work, the more efficient and visible you can be.

The latest issue of CEP explores the safety of carbon capture infrastructure, the risks of flammable low-GWP refrigerants, the necessity of accurate P&IDs, the technical nuances of flowmeter selection, and more.

Hear about the most exciting aspects of this year's conference, how process safety is evolving, and what sessions Jennifer Mize believes will be especially valuable for both new and experienced professionals.

The integration of AI-powered smart glasses into chemical plants represents a leap forward in how humans interact with industrial systems.

In this Black History Month conversation, Reginald E. Rogers, Jr., Ph.D., reflects on representation in academia, the meaning of belonging, and why visibility still matters in chemical engineering.

Explore practical ways that engineers can apply AI in day-to-day work.

Get an inside look at the key issues shaping CHS Europe 2026 and why industry leaders are paying attention.

What if clean water could be pulled straight from the air, even in the driest places on Earth? This article explores how atmospheric water harvesting is moving from ancient practice to cutting-edge science, and how one start-up’s breakthrough materials could change the future of water access worldwide.

Nearly 8,000 chemical engineers, researchers, and students gathered in Boston for one of the largest AIChE Annual Meetings ever, showcasing the energy, innovation, and community that defined an unforgettable week.

FOSSI is opening doors for the next generation of STEM leaders. Applications are now open for high school seniors planning to attend an HBCU and pursue STEM. Help us spread the word and change what’s possible for students nationwide.

Anne O’Neal outlines her vision for AIChE in 2026, centered on relevance, engagement, global reach, and meaningful impact, and invites members to play an active role in shaping the future of chemical engineering.

In one of the most dynamic and uncertain policy environments, the regulatory landscape remains in flux.

This issue explores risk assessments of temporary equipment, pitfalls in machine learning, and more.