2024 Finalists Announced for ChemE Cube Competition Powered by RAPID | ExxonMobil
See which teams will compete for the Cube at AIChE’s Annual Student Conference in San Diego this October.
See which teams will compete for the Cube at AIChE’s Annual Student Conference in San Diego this October.
Dr. Gintaras “Rex” Reklaitis has amassed an expansive legacy through his research, writing, professional affiliations, and as a teacher and mentor.
The award is open to AIChE members, including professionals from academia, industry, and students.
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Under the theme of “Inspiring the Power of Good,” the 2024 AIChE Gala will honor exemplary industry leaders at the New York City Pierre Hotel in December.
Grossmann will discuss his application of models and algorithms in the optimal synthesis and planning of sustainable chemical process and energy systems.
Meet these newly elected members of the U.S. National Academy of Engineering (NAE) and learn about their distinguished careers and achievements.
Get to know more about the impressive career achievements and the contributions to chemical and biological engineering these newly elected Fellows have made.
In its relaunch for 2024, the AIChE Chemical Engineering for Good Challenge (ACE4G) will again award cash prizes for winning submissions from chemical engineering students.
AIChE looks back at the chemical engineering career of Margaret Hutchinson Rousseau and at some of the women who have followed in her footsteps.
Meet these recently elected AIChE Fellows and learn about their impressive careers and accomplishments.
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Learn how Chem-E-Car suddenly went global and find out how its rules have changed over the years. Plus, see photos from past years.
Meet these recently elected fellows from academia and industry, and learn about their impressive careers and accomplishments.
This year in Orlando, undergraduate chemical engineering students received scholarships and other awards recognizing their achievements. See photos and read more about award winners.
On November 5th around 100 attendees, including K–12 students, their parents, and educators gathered at the 2023 AIChE Annual Meeting to participate in the K–12 STEM Showcase.
Check out these Chem-E-Car videos, and if you've not see the rest of them, enjoy the whole series as well as final 2023 stats.
Meet these recently elected AIChE Fellows and read about their impressive careers and accomplishments.
Westmoreland is being recognized for his outstanding contributions to the chemical engineering profession through service to AIChE, in both the professional and technical areas of Institute activities.
Kevrekidis is being recognized for transformative contributions to chemical engineering modeling, integrating physical insight with data-driven/machine learning approaches, and modern scientific computation for complex, multiscale systems.
Learn more about this year’s winners who represent a broad range of specialty areas and work in both academia and industry.
Datta is being honored for outstanding contributions to chemical engineering through publications on the physicochemical dynamics of flow instabilities, swellable and shrinkable gels, and living systems in complex porous environments.
Dr. Reimer is being recognized for outstanding contributions to chemical engineering education as well as excellence in research.
Koffas is being recognized for his pioneering work on microbial platforms that can produce natural products typically derived from animal and plant sources.
Wang is being recognized for her significant contributions to the coatings industry.
Stephanopoulos will receive the 2023 James E. Bailey Award and Zhao will receive the 2023 D.I.C. Wang Award, with each delivering accompanying lectures at this year’s AIChE Annual Meeting.
The Prime RO Team is being recognized for developing five families of the world’s most energy-efficient reverse osmosis membranes and elements that will reduce global CO2 equivalent emissions by 85,000 tons per year.
Dever is being recognized for scale-ups and commercialization of ethylene oxide and acrylic acid process technologies, as well as for doubling the growth of the Mid-Atlantic Technology and Innovation Center.
Jones is being honored for the design of adsorptive materials and processes for the capture and purification of gases, including diverse industrial gases and ground-breaking contributions to carbon dioxide capture from air.
Alper is being recognized for pioneering contributions in the fields of synthetic biology and metabolic engineering, and for profoundly impacting the field of industrial biotechnology.
Ranga Godavarti is being recognized for for outstanding leadership of pharmaceutical development, including development of the COVID vaccine.
Harold is being recognized for the synthesis, analysis, and development of novel multifunctional reactors and catalysts for reduced emissions, intensified and safer operation, and higher desired product selectivity.
Curtis is being honored for pioneering work in particle technology as well as for international leadership in education, diversity, and inclusivity in the engineering profession.
Wang is being recognized for theoretical contributions toward the understanding of transport, thermodynamics, and phase transitions in soft matter.
Dr. Seider is being recognized for his pioneering contributions in chemical engineering research and education spanning six decades.
Four AIChE students went to Washington as WISE interns this year to learn how government officials and engineers can work together to bring about better public policies.
Learn more about these new Fellows’ impressive careers and accomplishments in industry and academia.
This year’s ChemE Cube Competition finalists will compete on November 6 at the Annual Student Conference in Orlando, FL.
Dr. Liao will receive the award at the Metabolic Engineering Conference taking place in Singapore organized by the International Metabolic Engineering Society (IMES).
Get a closer look at specialty areas with these LinkedIn technical communities for relevant content, news, and networking in advanced manufacturing, safety, and bioengineering.
Learn more about these recently named AIChE Fellows and their backgrounds and impressive professional accomplishments.
George Chen is being honored for his contributions to the development of next-generation industrial biotechnology based on extremophiles for unsterile and continuous production of biochemicals.
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MAC's work to include underrepresented groups in chemical engineering dates to the 1960s. Check out its major milestones and progress, from inception to 2023.
Meet these newly elected members of the Nation Academy of Engineering.
Read about some of the newest AIChE Fellows and their impressive accomplishments as chemical engineers in academia.
Be sure to sign up for this week's webinar if you're interested in joining this year's ChemE Cube Competition in Orlando this fall.
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.
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Meet these chemical engineers and learn about their expertise and careers in academia and industry.
Learn how these chemical engineering students in Brazil created a solution to help small communities improve water management for better quality of life.
AIChE celebrated the contributions of Christophe Beck (Ecolab) and Michael K. Wirth (Chevron), and honored Paula T. Hammond (MIT) with the Doing a World of Good Medal.
Find out how these students discovered that used car batteries could serve beyond their normal lifetime in new ways in the developing world.
Meet Andrew Berley of North Carolina State University and learn about his chemical engineering interests, activities, and academic achievements that led to receiving the John J. McKetta Undergraduate Scholarship.
Learn about this chemical engineering team’s ACE4G experience working on a solar dehydrator to help local farmers add value to their product and reduce waste.
The top trophy went to the University of Toledo team, with a winning distance of 30.4 cm. See all winners in the 2022 AIChE Chem-E-Car Competition.
The Van Antwerpen Award recognizes Seymour for her volunteer leadership contributions to AIChE over more than 25 years.
Savage is being recognized for innovation and leadership in advancing the fields of hydrothermal kinetics, catalysis, and reaction engineering for renewable energy and green chemistry applications.
L.-S. Fan is being honored for his multifaceted chemical engineering education contributions, which include outstanding teaching, superior textbooks, student and faculty mentoring, and outreach leadership to diverse groups, the general public, and K-12 students.
Papoutsakis is being honored for contributions to cell culture engineering, metabolic engineering, the genetics and genomics of Clostridia, and stem and T-cell engineering that provide the underpinnings of molecular-based biological engineering.
Wijmans is being honored for contributions to fundamental membrane transport research, membrane application research, and the development of the VaporSep process for hydrocarbon recovery in polyolefin manufacturing operations.
Jonathan S. Dordick of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute will receive SBE’s James E. Bailey Award, and Ali Khademhosseini of the Terasaki Institute for Biomedical Innovation will receive the Biotechnology Progress Award for Excellence in Biological Engineering Publication.
Bizios is being recognized for her pioneering contributions to chemical engineering bioengineering; for leadership in cellular engineering, regenerative engineering, and medicine; and for leadership in women’s causes in chemical engineering.
Tabora is being recognized for his work in the development and characterization of drug substance processes through innovations in modeling, design of experimentation, data analysis, and visualization.
Hebrink is being honored for his technical leadership and for developing and supporting technology that has resulted in significant energy savings and increased sustainability.
Witt is being recognized for expanded leadership in process technology innovation at Dow and at AIChE’s RAPID Manufacturing Institute through effective people-leadership and valuable technical contributions in reaction engineering and process optimization.
Fikile Brushett is being honored for pioneering advances in understanding and controlling fundamental processes governing performance, cost, and lifetime of flow electrochemical systems for energy storage and conversion.
Paul Larsen is being recognized for his innovative contributions to crystallization technology and mentorship of future scientists.
Doyle is being recognized for the invention of new microfluidic approaches to synthesize and manipulate soft matter, including flow lithography to create highly encoded microparticles and advanced materials.
Dr. Segalman is being recognized for pioneering studies of functional soft materials, including semiconducting block polymers, polymeric ionic liquids, and hybrid thermoelectric materials.
Dr. Laurencin is being recognized for his breakthrough achievements in the science and engineering of soft tissue implants.
Learn about the diverse specialties and work of these AIChE Fellows, such as finding uses for coal and waste plastics in the renewable energy economy and fighting drug use through a control systems approach.
Want to try your hand at beer brewing, or show off existing skills? Create a team with other chemical engineers and show us what you can do at the AIChE Beer Brewing Competition this fall in Phoenix.
The new fellowship is slated for presentation in 2023 and will support the work of an emerging leader in the fields of biotechnology or bioengineering.
Meet some of the most recently elected AIChE Fellows and learn about their careers, achievements, and areas of specialization.
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Learn how teams of chemical engineering students from around the world created microscale engineering solutions to real-world problems.