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CEP: December 2001

We have a professional responsibility to do what we can as chemical engineers to counter the success of terrorism. In fact, we are capable of exercising far more effective shaping of policy, and far more effective utilization of technology in our daily lives, than public opinion seems to expect...
CEP: November 2001

Chemical engineers are probably some of the most versatile people you will find throughout many different industries, such as petrochemicals, fine chemicals, pharmaceuticals, biotechnology, information technology, semiconductors, food and beverage, and even publishing...
CEP: October 2001

Creating some semblance of normalcy is, for many, one way of coping with the tragic events of September 11, 2001. In the September 16th edition of the Sunday New York Times, reporter Ellyn Spragins writes, "Returning to normal life as quickly as possible is surprisingly meaningful."..
CEP: September 2001

Many of the improvements in productivity and efficiency can be attributed to the information technology (IT) revolution. It has, and will continue to, make sweeping changes to the way the chemical process industries operate. In this issue of CEP, two articles focus on the benefits of IT, while...
CEP: August 2001

For many of us, when we flip a switch, we automatically expect a surge of energy to power up a process - whether it's something as simple as turning on the lights or as complicated as running critical equipment in a process plant...
CEP: July 2001

Acheiving cleaner and more sustainable processes, while saving money on raw materials and capital assets, may seem too good to be true at first glance. However, a review of the technologies that are available today will show that this goal is attainable - if we look to process integration...

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