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Water Droplet Bouncing on a Superhydrophobic Carbon Nanotube Array

October 16, 2010. By ChEnected Guest

15 Facts about The Internet [Infographic]

October 15, 2010. By ChEnected Guest

You Can’t Reach Critical Mass Without Chemical Engineers

October 14, 2010. By ChEnected Guest

Great Tool: The World's First Pocket-Sized Radar Gun

October 14, 2010. By Kent Harrington

Which of these five barriers to productivity frustates you the most?

October 13, 2010. By Adnan Siddiqui

What rate is needed for turbulent flow? [Challenge Solved]

October 12, 2010. By Kendall Fosse

Chemical Engineering Major Ranked Number 1 in Job Satisfaction Survey

October 12, 2010. By John Vasko

An Example of Doing Well by Doing Good

October 11, 2010. By David Wishnick

One Empty, Yellow, (Belgian) Beer Crate x 30,000 = A Deeper Moment of Ecological Awareness

October 07, 2010. By Kent Harrington

Nobel Prize in Chemistry for 2010 awarded to American and Two Japanese.

October 07, 2010. By John Vasko

Having just read an article in the New York Times on Dr. J. Craig Venter, I can’t stop thinking how cool synthetic biology is. Whether you are an engineer or a scientist, these are extremely exciting times for the biotech industry!

MIT's Carbon Nanotube Antennas Could Transform Solar Industry

October 05, 2010. By Kent Harrington

What Stinks?!

October 04, 2010. By Elizabeth Guenther

Bohemian Rhapsody—On Slide Whistles [Funny Bone]

October 01, 2010. By John Vasko

Overcoming Organizational Inertia

September 30, 2010. By Robert Szczesniak

Meet the Scientists Who Just Won a MacArthur Grant

September 29, 2010. By Kent Harrington

The MacArthur Genius Awards are awarded every year to people pursuing visionary ideas in the sciences and arts. They are given $500,000, no-strings-attached. See 2010 winners.

Featured Series

Excelling With Excel

BY ON July 28, 2010

Learn about custom functions using VBO, pivot tables, macros, indirect references and more.

How to Interpret Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams

BY ON August 24, 2010

With a bit of smoke, a few mirrors and a degree in hieroglyphics, anyone can learn to read a P&ID. Piping and Instrumentation Diagrams is a topic that can benefit process, project and design engineers, business developers, operators, safety, maintenance and even management.

Tools and Tips for Successful Management and Leadership

BY ON August 31, 2010

This Management and Leadership blog series is dedicated to the tools, approaches, and strategies that managers can use to promote the success of individuals and the team, and thus also the organization and themselves.

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