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Katsumi Tochigi

January 8, 2016

Meet Sunny Lunka – Featured YP for January 2016

January 8, 2016
January 8, 2016

Meet this month's featured YP, a graduate of Colorado State University now working in the biopharmaceutical industry.

Spring & GCPS Wednesday Luncheon

Join us for the 2016 AIChE Spring Meeting and 12th GCPS Wednesday luncheon where Mark K. Cox, Senior Vice President, Chief Manufacturing and Engineering Officer for Eastman Chemical Company will present "Process Safety Leadership - It's Personal!" 

AGILE Award Keynote Address

AGILE Award winner Andreas C. Kramvis of Honeywell will deliver the 2016 Keynote Address, entitled "Transforming a Business for Success".

January 2016

January 7, 2016

Opportunities for Young Professionals in the Nuclear Engineering Division

January 7, 2016
January 7, 2016

The Nuclear Engineering Division is the oldest of AIChE’s divisions. Learn more about what it offers and how you can get involved.

Application of Magnetic Fields and Colloidal Systems to Overcome Difficulties in Microscale Assembly, Movement and Control

January 6, 2016
Tuesday, January 26, 2016,
6:00pm to 9:00pm
MST
Presentation: Application of Magnetic Fields and Colloidal Systems to Overcome Difficulties in Microscale Assembly, Movement and Control Speaker: Dr. David W.M. Marr, Professor of Chemical Engineering Menu: Pizza, salad, lemonade, cookies. If you have special dietary needs, please communicate those...Read more

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Join now and receive $50 off your registration to the 2016 AIChE® Spring Meeting in Houston, TX, April 10-14. Once you join, you'll save even more off the meeting registration as an AIChE Member - up to $250. Discount applies to Full Meeting registration only.

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Product Focus: Materials Enzyme Boosts Profits for Ethanol Plants Avantec Amp is an enzyme that improves yield and throughput in corn ethanol production, while increasing corn oil extraction and significantly reducing the need for some of the harsh...
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The production of bioethanol fuel by fermentation generates a significant amount of CO 2 as a byproduct; every ton of ethanol produced is accompanied by a ton of CO 2 , which not only impacts the environment but also process yields and therefore...
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