New Year, New You: Unlock Your Potential
As we step into 2025, there’s no better time to invest in your future.
As we step into 2025, there’s no better time to invest in your future.
Victor Bohnert, AIChE’s Interim CEO, introduces himself and shares thoughts on AIChE and the year ahead.
A look at where the chemical engineering profession stands and where it's headed in 2025.
Thoughts on AIChE's future from 2024 AIChE President Alan E. Nelson.
Read about the varied accomplishments and career paths of these recently elected AIChE Fellows.
Searching for the perfect gift for chemical engineer friends, relatives, or colleagues? Check out our list for this holiday season.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning present many opportunities, but they also come with challenges — both technical and ethical — and chemical engineers must do their best to account for them all.
Understand how a life insurance plan tailored to AIChE members can provide for those you leave behind and even provide benefits during your own lifetime.
Meet Ruha Tacey and learn how she's helping all kinds of engineers to find their way through school, into jobs, and through career quandaries.
Learn about why it's beneficial for AIChE members to have professional liability insurance.
Voting is now open, so cast your ballot either electronically or on paper to play a role in shaping AIChE’s future.
Compete with your peers by sharing your vision for the future of chemical engineering with a video that explores how AI is changing the field.
Chemical engineers often work in remote and uninspiring business and industrial parks, but some architects and designers are re-imagining how these spaces can actually contribute to job satisfaction.
Artificial intelligence and machine learning will impact the practice, business, and science of chemical engineering with new, powerful ways to view and analyze data more efficiently.
Download your copy of AIChE's recently released 2023 Annual report to learn about new ways we're engaging new stakeholders, responding to evolving workforce needs, and much more.
AIChE’s Nominating Committee has announced the slate of candidates for president-elect, secretary, and four director positions for the 2025 AIChE Board.
Chemical engineers can play an important role in shaping public policy by presenting pertinent facts and scientific data to legislative and regulatory bodies.
Chemical engineers have an important role to play in driving innovation in both the semiconductor industry as well as in the various areas that will rely on next-generation semiconductors.
Six main technical areas, effective education, and stakeholder collaboration are all key to helping chemical engineers face current and future challenges.
The consortium will create a blueprint for recycling electrolyzer and fuel cell systems and components, with the aim of securing long-term supply chain security and environmental sustainability.
Graff brings to the role more than 30 years of executive leadership experience in the energy, chemicals, polymers, and industrial gas industries.
See the current slate of candidates, learn how to run as a petition candidate, and get an overview of the election process and guidelines, including key deadlines.
Understand how AIChE forms its stance on public policies and learn how members can help identify and develop these policies.
How is it that mirror versions of otherwise identical molecules exist in nature? That’s the question two scientists at Harvard are trying to answer.
Along with their everyday benefits, plastics present serious environmental problems. Read about the opportunities chemical engineers have to solve these issues.
Calling all early-career creative researchers and engineering entrepreneurs! Learn more about potentially career-changing $100K research grants and an impressive network of recipients.
Get an update here on the efforts to develop an international legally binding instrument to end plastic pollution.
A word from 2024 AIChE President Alan E. Nelson, with a look at recent accomplishments and an eye toward change and future goals.
Hear from 2023 AIChE President Billy B. Bardin about some of the year’s most impressive achievements.
Taking steps to reduce the urban heat island (UHI) effect makes sense for both sustainability and quality of life. Learn more about the effect and what steps can be taken.
Know someone who would like to explore what AIChE has to offer at a lower “discovery” membership rate? Then the AIChE Explorer membership is for them!
Voting by paper and electronic proxy ballot begins September 11 and ends October 16.
The 2023 AIChE Annual Meeting and Annual Student Conference in Orlando will include enhanced security and inclusion measures. See updates in this letter from CEO & Executive Director Darlene Schuster.
Get to know this year’s candidates and learn more about their goals for AIChE’s future.
Learn about Elizabeth Nance (University of Washington) and her vision for AIChE's BioTM journal.
Download AIChE's 2022 annual report to learn about progress over the past year and about the Institute's goals for 2023 and beyond.
This issue, improve your knowledge of predictive maintenance, get tips for troubleshooting common issues with vacuum systems, learn to boost your career with an entrepreneurial mindset, and much more.
Learn about India's Ahmedabad University, its AIChE Student Chapter, and the many events and activities that make this student chapter so vibrant and successful.
Act now to meet the approaching deadline for the 2023 Langer Prize as well as for the Institute and Board of Directors' Awards.
WISE internships give chemical engineering students the opportunity to research public policy topics for nine weeks in Washington and understand how chemical engineering and public policy can productively interact.
Billy B. Bardin invites you to join AIChE in seizing the opportunities the year presents for individuals, organizations, and the entire chemical engineering professional.
Cast your vote and have a say in AIChE’s future. Voting by paper and electronic proxy ballot begins September 12.
Meet a young chemical engineer who has combined her artistic and chemical engineering skills to help introduce children and others to STEM concepts.
Last month, 50+ academic leaders from across the U.S. met in Baltimore to help speed progress towards a more equitable and diverse profession.
Learn more about the 2022 AIChE board election candidates and read their statements.
Darlene S. Schuster, PhD, AIChE’s former Chief of Technical Operations, Membership, and Business Development, has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director of the Institute.
How do grad students hone their elevator speech? The Three Minute Thesis Competition! Join us to learn how to present your work effectively to any audience.
See the progress AIChE made in the past year and learn about new projects and initiatives that aim to keep the chemical engineering community vital and growing.
Student teams and their 1-cubic-foot plant designs will battle it out this November in Phoenix. Learn more here and sign up before March 31 to join the competition.
Want to meet other process engineers? Looking to understand how you can apply your degree to multiple fields as a process engineer? Then join us March 10th!
Kunjapur and his research group at the University of Delaware are designing innovative biomolecular technologies to address a variety of societal needs.
Christine S. Grant, 2022 AIChE President, shares her views on how AIChE and its members can work together to discover and shape what’s next for all of us.
A fond farewell to editor Mike Harold and a warm welcome to David Sholl, as he assumes editorship of the AIChE Journal.
Trying to find a gift for another chemical engineer, or need a gift for an aspiring engineer? Check out our guide to holiday gifts for chemical engineers.
With the planned retirement of current Executive Director and CEO June Wispelwey in 2022, AIChE is canvasing for a new executive director and CEO. The search committee is composed of current AIChE Board members and past presidents of the Institute, and led by incoming AIChE President Christine Grant.
Looking ahead to June Wispelwey’s departure in 2022, a thank you for 13 years of leadership, accomplishments, and growth.
June Wispelwey announces her departure in 2022.
In September, ballots were mailed to AIChE Fellows, Senior Members, and Members. As of September 7, voting is now open.
Join other chemical engineers on Twitter for a live chat about renewable natural gas on September 15 at 1PM EST by following our handle @CheEnected and the hashtag #AIChEchat. Anyone is welcome to join.
Many chemical engineers have passions that occupy their leisure time, and often these pursuits draw on their science training. Learn about a few examples here.
Get to know this year’s candidates and learn important voting dates and details.
Think you understand life and disability insurance? Don't be so sure. Covered here are some common misconceptions you might find helpful in planning your future.
Need to find a way to spend more time away from work and your devices? Use these tips to set boundaries and create healthier habits.
Anyone who thinks they know what to expect from chemical engineers needs to meet Shivali Kadam, a regular pageant participant who was crowned Miss Oregon 2019.
Download AIChE’s 2020 annual report for details on how we faced the year’s challenges and how we moved beyond them with an eye on the future.
Get to know the AIChE's 2021 Board of Directors, whose members were formally announced at the Annual Meeting.
A look at what's new and what's ahead in 2021 for AIChE and its members.
If you need help with nonlinear equations and want to use Excel Solver for the task, this tutorial is for you. Looking for tips and courses on other topics? Read on.
Take the #WhyChemE challenge and share with the world in video form the ways chemical engineering is most important to you.
Catch up on the most popular posts of the last two months, including recent award winners, P&ID tips, chemical engineering career advice, and more.
Not caught up on the top chemical engineering news of the summer? Check out this summary of ChEnected's most popular posts from July and August.
Voting is now open for the 2021 Board of Directors.
A member of MIT’s chemical engineering faculty since 1965, Wang’s research and teaching contributed profoundly to the growth of chemical engineering at its interface with biology.
This month, there's an Engage conversation about personal finance tips, while others are sharing accounts of accident incidents, or looking for fellow students interested in biomedical topics.
Are you still paying off your student loans or high interest rate credit card debt? Consider this possible solution, available to you as an AIChE member.
Need a boost at work? Try a new perspective. Not focusing on the negative and trying to keep the positive in view can go a long ways to improving life at work.
By creating a system to keep your home and office organized, you simplify your life and reduce stress. Find tips here to declutter and keep things organized.
This issue, take a look at reducing area electrical classification through upgraded ventilation, get the information you need for pressure-relief system design, get tips for managing ammonia in wastewater, and much more.
Catch up on the most-read articles and most-discussed topics with this summary of top trends at AIChE for the past 2 months.
Learn more about the candidates running for the AIChE Board in the upcoming 2020 election.