Meet Catherine Lo of Novartis Pharmaceuticals and learn more about her background and career.

Metal sulfide nanocrystals have typically been synthesized in hot solvent-solution phase systems that bring with them a host of quality and productivity issues. Current work at the University of Minnesota seeks to avoid these problems by utilizing a non-thermal plasma reactor and deposition system.

This month, CEP takes a close look at choosing the appropriate flame arrester. You'll also find much more, including articles on bench-scale engineering (BSE) and details on AIChE's ScaleUp program, through which corporations provide support for ChE students.

The use of ionic liquids that change phase in the presence of CO2 offers the possibility of a novel CO2 capture process that is more energy efficient than current aqueous amine systems.

Hear from Lane Daley, a process improvement engineer at Eastman Chemical, and her mentor, Eastman Chemical staff engineer Josh Keller, to learn about the second phase of chemical engineering education.

Debbie Sterling loves engineering. But at Stanford, where she trained as an engineer, she felt vastly outnumbered by men. So he decided to even things out.

The development of new "mixed-matrix membrane" systems can benefit our soldiers on the chemical warfare battlefield.

Before Martin Tangney, a trained researcher, got his biobutanol project off the ground, he had to learn to become an entrepreneur, not just a scientist.

To wrap up this year's Chem-E-Car coverage, three great video interviews with the University of New Haven; University of Puerto Rico, Mayagüez; and University of Tennessee, Knoxville.

This year's AIChE’s 2013 Awards Gala was held yesterday evening at The Plaza in New York City, with the theme of "Recognizing Excellence in Engineering Ethics.”

Learn about one young chemical engineer's career at the Pearl GTL plant and about what she's had to learn on the job.