Need to create a jaw-dropping presentation? Cynthia Clay’s Great Webinars can help chemical engineers create presentations that are more captivating and informative.

Take a look at Qatar's 10,000 square meter facility, including its saltwater-cooled greenhouses. The facility is the country's first operational concentrated solar plant and the region’s largest algae research facility.

Looking to take on a leadership role? Read more about open Young Professionals Committee leadership positions.

This month, CEP takes a close look at loop tuning, with a look at guidelines and strategies. You'll also have a chance to learn more about improving process hazard analysis (full-article download included), learn more about chemical industry prospects, and much more.

It's not so much that the rare earth metals (also known as the lanthanides) are rare; there is actually a relative abundance of them. The real issue is that it's difficult to find economically viable methods by which to process them.

Maria Maccecchini talks about her background in biochemistry and how mentors and encouragement have helped her as she built her career and founded a biotech firm.

The Bureau of Land Management recently auctioned off oil leases for 18,000 acres of Central California public land containing one of the largest deposits of shale oil in the country. Does this signal a new regional energy boom, or an environmental fight ahead?

The 2013 North Central Student Regional Conference will feature multiple events, including the annual Regional Chem-E-Car competition.

In this TEDTalk, Beau Lotto and one of the world's youngest published scientists (Amy O'Toole) share their findings and their passion for learning.

As US wind-energy developers raced to finish projects before the renewable energy tax credit expired on January 1st, GE installed its 20,000th wind turbine. And now a new twist for the US wind energy industry has emerged with the fiscal cliff vote.

Meet Breanne Muratori, a senior at UConn and learn what she's planning after graduation, hear advice for other students, and more.

Ring in 2013 with a new take on an old hit. Genetic disco anyone?

Why does overcast and cloudy Germany dominate European solar while sun-drenched Saudi Arabia lets this unlimited resource simply fall unused to the ground, squandered?

In this TEDTalk, Gary Greenberg, photographer and biomedical research, describes a unique point of view on the mirco and nano world around us.

British Petroleum is spending $100 million to replace its current data center with what it says will be the largest supercomputer for commercial research in the world. The company hopes the added computing power will bring with it a significant competitive advantage in the race for the globe's newly discovered sources of gas and oil.

T. Boone Pickens wants you to know that if that long-haul truck barreling along the freeway next to you seems quieter, no, your mind isn't playing tricks on you. It's a good bet the truck's fueled by liquid natural gas, and you've just witnessed a small part of Pickens' grand, over-arching energy plan.

Cross-disciplinary collaboration has the potential to solve many of the world's great challenges, including some major environmental hurdles.

Under a blazing sun in Mexico's central mountain range, locally made, dish-shaped, solar panels suck up the area's intense light and beam 2000° heat into local kitchens.