Keith Joseph
Keith Joseph is the Director of Education and Workforce Development at the RAPID (Rapid Advancement in Process Intensification Deployment) Manufacturing Institute, one of the seventeen Manufacturing USA Institutes, leading the development of new technologies for decarbonization for the chemical process industries. Keith leads the implementation and growth of RAPID's education and workforce development programs, including – eLearning courses and webinars on modular chemical process intensification technologies; RAPID's student intern program; RAPID's ChemE Cube Competition; and RAPID’s K-12 program, NumberUp.
Previously, Keith worked with the American Institute of Chemical Engineers, focused on the development of distinct communities for new and emerging technologies in chemical engineering. In this role, Keith supported the launch of the Center for Hydrogen Safety (CHS) in April 2019 and organized several conferences within the US and internationally.
Keith Joseph holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Chemical Engineering from The Cooper Union in New York, NY.
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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.
Join the 2024 ChemE Cube Competition, Powered by RAPID® | ExxonMobil
If you’re up for a student team challenge and chemical engineering problem solving, ChemE Cube is for you! Sign up now before the deadline.
Direct Air Capture’s Role in the Energy Transition
Jesse McManus, a Carbon Capture Scale-up Engineer at ExxonMobil, talks about the role of direct air capture (DAC) in attaining net zero emissions, and discusses his work in this important area.
RAPID Partners with Miami University for NumberUp Innovation Summer Camp
The NumberUp Innovation program introduces K–12 students to advanced manufacturing engineering education and careers in multidisciplinary design and manufacturing environments.
2023 Competitors Announced for ChemE Cube Competition Powered by RAPID | ExxonMobil
This year’s ChemE Cube Competition finalists will compete on November 6 at the Annual Student Conference in Orlando, FL.
Metabolic Engineering: From Conception to Consumers
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Emma Rawlins on Stem Cell Engineering
A preview of the work Emma Rawlins of the Gurdon Institute, University of Cambridge, will discuss at the upcoming 7th International Conference on Stem Cell Engineering in Barcelona.
Today Is National Hydrogen & Fuel Cell Day
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Will James on Hydrogen Safety
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Jeff Erikson on Carbon Management
Jeff Erikson of the Global CCS Institute shares thoughts on top trends in carbon management and discusses goals for the Carbon Management Technology Conference.
Mo Ebrahimkhani on CRISPR Technologies [Interview]
Mo looks at the importance of CRISPR technology and what advances it may help us unlock.
Upgrading Natural Gas Technology
Condensing natural gas into a liquid, nonflammable form through natural gas upgrading is key to expanding natural gas production.
Editing Genes One Sequence at a Time
Take a look at the advantages, drawbacks, and future of CRISPR-Cas9, which has transformed synthetic bioengineering.