Is there anything you know for sure that just might not be so? If you don’t have the mechanisms and intents in place, some things you "know" are true may not be.

AI, sustainability, and digital transformation are changing the role of chemical engineers. See what to expect from this featured session at the 2026 AIChE Annual Meeting.

Process safety is more than a specialized role. It's a core competency that shapes how engineers recognize hazards, make decisions, and lead throughout their careers. Louisa A. Nara explains why building that foundation early matters and how the CCPS Fundamentals Certificate Program can help.

AIChE member Albert T. Liu, Chair of AIChE’s Nanoscale Science and Engineering Forum, shares how mentorship, networking, and student outreach are helping build a stronger, more inclusive nanoscale engineering community.

Hydrogen safety expert Larry Moulthrop reflects on more than 40 years in the industry, sharing lessons on safety, standards, and building public confidence in hydrogen technologies.

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Here are five practical ways scientists and engineers can build resilience in their work and careers.

Learn how an award-winning STEM outreach activity is helping students discover chemical engineering through edible boba and hands-on learning.

Resilience is often described as the ability to “bounce back,” but in high-hazard industries, resilience is something far more deliberate: the organizational capacity to anticipate, adapt, respond, and learn.

DuPont's Scott Collick shares why carbon fluency, systems thinking, and value chain transparency will be essential to scaling sustainable solutions.

The latest issue of CEP covers cryogenic ammonia storage tanks, hybrid modeling for predictive maintenance, modernizing legacy ethylene facilities, VOC treatment technologies, and more.

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.