AIChE's 35 Under 35 Interview Series

August 10, 2017

With support from the AIChE Foundation, AIChE and its Young Professional Committee (YPC) are honoring 35 notable young professionals under the age of 35 based on achievements in seven categories: bioengineering, chemicals, energy, innovation, educations, leadership, and safety. Starting August 10, we'll be featuring interviews with the winners in this ChEnected series.

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AIChE 35 Under 35: Bioengineering

August 10, 2017. By AIChE YPC Young Professionals

With support from the AIChE Foundation, AIChE and its Young Professional Committee (YPC) are honoring 35 notable young professionals under the age of 35. In this post, read interviews from winners in the category of bioengineering.

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AIChE 35 Under 35: Chemicals & Education

August 17, 2017. By AIChE YPC Young Professionals

Meet these seven impressive young chemical engineers and learn about their professional journeys.

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AIChE 35 Under 35: Innovation

August 31, 2017. By AIChE YPC Young Professionals

Meet the seven AIChE 35 Under 35 winners in the category of innovation.

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AIChE 35 Under 35: Energy

August 24, 2017. By AIChE YPC Young Professionals

Meet three more winners of the AIChE 35 Under 35 awards and learn about their diverse work and backgrounds.

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AIChE 35 Under 35: Leadership

September 07, 2017. By AIChE YPC Young Professionals

Meet these seven standouts in chemical engineering leadership.

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AIChE 35 Under 35: Safety

September 14, 2017. By AIChE YPC Young Professionals

Get to know these four young standouts in chemical engineering safety.

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