Interview: Carlton Yearwood on Engaging Men as Allies for Women
. by Douglas B. Clark
AIChE's Kelsey Kettelhut sat down with Carlton Yearwood, a senior partner at True Blue Inclusion, to discuss how women can engage
Weakness Identified in Zika Virus Blocks Propagation
. by Douglas B. Clark
Researchers at Sanford Burnham Prebys Medical Discovery Institute (SBP) have published findings that may represent a first step towards a drug treatment for Zika infections.
Univ. of Delaware and Virginia Tech Undergraduates Take On Process Safety
. by Douglas B. Clark
Both Virginia Tech and University of Delaware AIChE Student Chapters recently hosted two-day Process Safety Boot Camps for students on their campuses.
Video Tutorial: Introduction to Hydrostatic Pressure
. by Douglas B. Clark
This video tutorial from the YouTube series LearnChemE looks at hydrostatic pressure.
Novel Technique Selectively Removes Water Contaminants
. by Douglas B. Clark
Electrochemical process can remove low-level contaminants such as chemical waste and pharmaceuticals.
Tesla's Solar-Plus-Storage Moves Island of Kauai Toward 100% Renewables
. by Kent Harrington
Battery storage is starting to replace traditional gas peaker plants by replacing diesel powered generation on small islands.
Technical Entity Trends: Reuse Carbon Dioxide Emissions via Accelerated Carbonation
. by Derrick Wu
Imagine a technology that could capture atmospheric carbon dioxide, reduce carbon dioxide emissions, reduce the alkalinity of industrial waste, and generate useful materials — all in one proc
Skills They Don’t Teach You in School
. by Emily Petruzzelli
It’s impossible to learn everything you need to know for your career in a four-year undergraduate program.
May 2017 CEP Preview
. by Karen Simpson
Understand the pros & cons of modular design, learn to optimize compressed air systems, reduce produce contamination, and more.
Genetically Engineered Algae Passes First EPA-Approved Outdoor Field Test
. by Douglas B. Clark
Researchers at the University of California San Diego and Sapphire Energy have completed the first outdoor field trial sanctioned by the U.S.
What's the Most Important Question for Your R&D Breakthrough?
. by Chris Burk
No matter how groundbreaking the science, every new idea has to pass one all-important hurdle before it can find true success.
Fluid Mixing Technology, Part 2
. by Douglas B. Clark
Learn the basics of choosing an appropriate impeller for blending fluids in a stirred tank.
Gene Editing Eliminates HIV-1 Infection in Vivo
. by Douglas B. Clark
New technique seeks to eliminate latent reservoirs of the virus in the body.
Register for the May 4th AIChE Virtual Career Fair
. by Douglas B. Clark
Date & Time
May 4th, 2017, 12 TO 4 PM EDT With Student Hour 3 TO 4 PM EDT
Simple Technique Strengthens Polymers
. by Douglas B. Clark
A chemical engineer and chemist at MIT have discovered how to reduce the "loops" that weaken polymer structures.
Student Scholarships Application Deadline: June 15
. by Sarah Ewing
Lets face it: college is expensive. The AIChE scholarships listed below recognize academic accomplishments, student chapter involvement, and diversity.
Kawasaki Industries Wants to Make Dirty Lignite Coal Useful and Clean
. by Kent Harrington
Ask scientists to name the the world's dirtiest fuel and lignite coal wins hands-down.
Register for AIChE's 1st Beer Brewing Competition by July 28
. by Monica Mellinger
Deadline: July 28! Your most creative and delicious beer in the selected beer style(s) will be judged for taste according to a standard beer-tasting rubric (80%), and teams will also be judged on the presentation of their brewing process in a poster competition (20%).