AIChE welcomed students with thoughts about the bright future of the "shale gas generation" of chemical engineers and recognition for the latest international Chem-E-Car competitors.

Did our camera catch you line dancing at the Student Welcome Mixer? Check out our photos!

See the 2012 National Chem-E-Car Competitors. See the student chapter names, captains, advisors, car names, region, and placing.

Here's a quick guide to keeping up on the Annual Meeting and Student Conference via social media. You can even contribute your own blog posts about the conference!

Many ChemEs go through one or more career transitions and need different skills or expertise in each new position. Have you made a career transition? I want to hear about it.

Join your fellow AIChE members and the local Pittsburgh community on Sunday morning of the Annual Meeting--share a great experience protecting important ecosystems and promoting local food sourcing in our host city!

This month the Chemical Heritage Foundation launched a new series of interviews featuring women in chemistry and related sciences. Among the first interviews was June Wispelwey, AIChE's executive director.

Biology has become a molecular science and an important part of chemical engineering. That began by use of non-bio-specific tools, and now it is influencing ChE directly.

If you are like most engineers, you didn’t have much time for electives in college – and when you did, economics may not have been your cup of tea. Wouldn’t it be wonderful if AIChE had some business-related programming at the Annual Meeting for Young Professionals to learn more and add to their skill sets? Your wait is over!

The US’s surge in production of natural gas is by methods that are spreading around the world. As oil begins to be abundant, too, can we have the benefits and still move toward sustainable energy?

GlassPoint, a small startup, makes steam for enhanced oil recovery more cheaply by using the sun, particularly in overseas markets with higher gas prices.

In the most recent editorial in the series, Cindy Mascone looks at sports and the efforts the industry is making towards sustainability.

Sometimes my job takes me to unexpected places. A few weeks ago, I flew to South Africa to attend the South African Conference for Chemical Engineers, give a talk on chemical engineering education in the U.S., and meet with the World Chemical Engineering Council.