Hear from 2017 Board election candidates about how young chemical engineers can best get involved in AIChE. Voting for next year's AIChE Board of Directors now under way.

Sustainable growth through process innovation and downstream integration is the overriding theme October 9-11 in Bahrain.

A message of support to the community affected by Harvey from AIChE's Executive Director, June Wispelwey.

Follow @chenected on Snapchat and send us content for snaps! We'll be snapping student-submitted content like pictures and videos of special student chapter moments, student chapter events, and more. Plus, we'll have a geofence at multiple locations for the student conference.

Inspired by insects’ compound eyes, researchers at Stanford University have developed a new solar cell that could open the doors to a new generation of advanced photovoltaics.

Get a sneak peek of what's happening in Minneapolis at this year's AIChE Annual Student Conference. Not registered? There's still time to join us!

Hear from 2017 Board election candidates about how AIChE has impacted their personal and professional life. Voting for next year's AIChE Board of Directors now under way.

Early-stage research and development projects sought—act now to meet the September 18 deadline.

Have you voted yet? Polls close on October 2 at 11:59pm for AIChE's 2017 Board Election. Review candidate bios and statements and place your vote online.Vote now!

Hear from this global ammonia technology manager about the highlights of the upcoming ammonia conference.

Innovation has surged forth thanks to big data’s insight and integration.

Meet Paula Cameron, a Technical service and development manager for The Dow Company in Texas.

This September, AIChE will help connect chemical engineers and employers through the AIChE Virtual Career Fair.

This week, a look at safety risks and the unexpected.

Meet the 35 ChemEs honored in the AIChE 35 Under 35, brush up on adsorption, learn about condition monitoring, and much more.

Hear about some of the upcoming highlights at the Bioengineering & Translational Medicine Conference from Juergen Hahn, professor of biomedical engineering at Rensselaer.