Advance your professional development by mentoring capstone design projects, avoiding common engineering math pitfalls, and mastering one of the core thermodynamic concepts: fugacity.
The latest issue of CEP explores strategies for advancing sustainable aviation fuel, navigating petrochemical market volatility, and strengthening risk management in mining operations.
The latest issue of CEP covers cryogenic ammonia storage tanks, hybrid modeling for predictive maintenance, modernizing legacy ethylene facilities, VOC treatment technologies, and more.
As a chemical engineering professor at Stanford University, Zhenan Bao has spent decades investigating the boundary between human and machine with her research.
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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.
The latest issue of CEP covers green hydrogen and digital twins, rare earth element solvent extraction, and self-driving laboratories in the pharmaceutical industry.
The latest issue of CEP explores process hazard analyses, process engineering in revamp projects, and stretch assignments for employee growth and development.
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.
AIChE’s Institute and Board of Directors’ Awards are AIChE’s highest honors, and candidates are nominated by the chemical engineering community and voted upon by the members of AIChE’s volunteer-led Awards Committee. The prizes recognize outstanding achievements and world-class contributions across a spectrum of chemical engineering endeavors.
Process safety education plays a critical role at every stage of an engineer’s career. In this three-part series, experts from the Center for Chemical Process Safety (CCPS) explore how engineers can build and strengthen the knowledge, judgment, and habits needed to manage risk and support safer operations.
In this series, we discuss process engineering with a wide range of process engineers working in a variety of industries, whether in petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, or any other process-intensive industry.
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