AIChE will undertake a routine upgrade of our digital infrastructure between 12AM to 6AM ET on Tuesday April 22. During this time access to all services that require login or payment will be unavailable.
This year the Annual Student Conference is hosted in San Francisco by the student chapters of San Jose State University, Oregon State University, UC Berkeley and UC Davis.
The Mid-Michigan AIChE Section Seminar: Keeping Our Food Supply Tasty Through Technology There are few global technology advances that have transformed the daily lives of the world as much as the innovations in food packaging. A safe, cost effective, and sometimes even fun food packaging system...Read more
The Separations Division (SEP) election will be taking place from September 23, 2016 to October 7, 2016. You can cast your vote online at: http://www3.aiche.org/Elections/Home.aspx?electionID=E0A92702-7E59-43FE-... You can review each candidate’s biography by clicking on his or her name. Once you...
Jenny Wang is currently a CCPS staff consultant and instructor. From 2009 to 2015, she was Asia process safety manager in Air Products. Prior to that, she has 15 years experiences of process and process safety in DuPont and Bayer Material Science, with various responsibilities of process engineering, PHA, Risk analysis, incident investigation, PSM audit, etc.
Jenny has BS degree in Refined Chemical Engineering and MS degree in Applied Chemistry.
Jenny’s projects include:
Process safety training program
Translation of CCPS products
Asia CCPS...Read more
Dan Miller retired in 2016 following a 39-year career with BASF. During the first half of his career, Dan managed operations of production facilities at BASF’s Geismar, Louisiana site, including the design, construction, commissioning and on-going operation of 8 new process plants employing varying technologies. In 1995, he transferred to BASF’s global headquarters in Ludwigshafen, Germany making the career path change into process safety. Between 1995-1999, Dan was involved in supporting the process safety evaluation of major capital investment projects in Germany,...Read more
Eric S. Reiner is a chemical engineering alumnus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the University of California, Berkeley, where he earned his SB and PhD, respectively. Reiner is a presently a lecturer at the University of California, Berkeley’s Haas School of Business and a...
