Dr. Shijie Liu of the State University of New York College of Environmental Science and Forestry presented a thoughtful overview of the biofuels evaluation protocol that was assembled and applied in The Manomet Report for the State of Massachusetts.
Removal of Mercury from the combustion air stream at a coal-fired power plant is one of the most sensitive and challenging tasks of pollution control. Dr. Noah Meeks of The Southern Company discussed mercury removal strategies.
The 10th Global Congress on Process Safety Welcome Plenary Session kicked off its technical program on Monday, March 31 in New Orleans. See photos and award winners.
Evan Flach, Technology Associate for the Society for Biological Engineering, had a chance to chat with AIChE 2014 Spring Energy Keynote speaker Ramon Gonzalez ahead of his talk.
Dr. Bill Elmore at Mississippi State University has begun a class for freshman ChemEs, drawing on Legos to help incoming students find out whether the chemical engineering program is where they truly want to be.
A quick listing of Wednesday’s highlights for the Spring Meeting and GCPS.
AIChE 2014 President Otis Shelton sat down with Bea Ponnudurai shortly after she delivered the noon GCPS keynote on April 1st.
10th Global Congress on Process Safety Chair Jatin Shah sat down with Tuesday's lunch speaker Luke Kissam of Albemarle to chat about his talk entitled "Creating a Safety Culture."
Five volunteers were honored this year with the Shining Star Award.
See Global Congress on Process Safety and 2014 Spring Meeting Exhibitors meeting with prospects.
A quick listing of Tuesday's highlights for the Spring Meeting and GCPS.
Young professional chemical engineers got to know each other better at this year's social held at Gordon Biersch in the heart of New Orleans.
A quick listing of Monday's highlights for the Spring Meeting and GCPS.
The 2014 AIChE Spring Meeting & 9th Global Congress in New Orleans began on Sunday, March 30th with a joint opening reception. See pictures from the event.
William Banholzer sums up his opening keynote speech from the 2014 AIChE Spring Meeting and GCPS. Hear his thoughts on the role of chemical engineers in shaping the future and in solving the world's grand challenges.
The Student Program launched with a greeting from 2014 AIChE President Otis Shelton and Spring Meeting Program Co-Chair Meagan Lewis. This year, the program includes an industry leader panel, networking, a plant tour, and more.
Make the most of your time in New Orleans with the AIChE Spring App for tablets and phones.
Oasys Water can recycle fracking water, reducing water disposal by 80 percent and cutting the cost by up to 30 percent, thus making it cheaper than hauling water away.