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The official blog for the Institution of Chemical Engineers. IChemE is the hub for chemical, biochemical and process engineering professionals worldwide. They are the heart of the process community, promoting competence and a commitment to sustainable development, advancing the discipline for the benefit of society and supporting the professional development of members.
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Digitalisation is expected to play a critical part in helping to meet the challenges of decarbonisation. Tristan Hunter, member of IChemE’s Digitalisation Technical Advisory Group (DigiTAG), discusses why modern digital tools play such a valuable role in supporting organisations’ journeys to achieve decarbonisation in the most effective way possible. Name: Tristan Hunter Job title and ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
As 2022 marks IChemE’s centenary, we have been celebrating our profession and the members who have shaped it. IChemE Fellow and Deputy President Nigel Hirst chaired the centenary project’s working group who designed and implemented the ChemEng Evolution website and event programme. In this latest blog of our centenary series, Nigel reveals some of the ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
In November 2022, negotiators will gather in Sharm El-Sheikh to progress the state of play on the Paris Agreement – our global response to the climate crisis. In the lead up to this meeting, IChemE Fellow Mary Stewart, an observer to the processes of the UNFCCC, the global body with oversight of the Paris Agreement ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
Every month throughout our centenary year, we will be asking an IChemE member to write a blog about each of the centenary themes. The themes have been selected to highlight and celebrate the enormous contribution that chemical engineering has made to society over the last century. IChemE member Joseph Bailey, who was part of the ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
As the world evolves rapidly and face more challenges to make it sustainable, what could the next 100 years of chemical engineering look like? Chemeca chair Sankar Bhattacharya shares his thoughts ahead of the conference ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
Every month throughout our centenary year, we will be asking an IChemE member to write a blog about each of the centenary themes. The themes have been selected to highlight and celebrate the enormous contribution that chemical engineering has made to society over the last century. IChemE member Elizabeth Cheeseman, who was part of the ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
In this blog series, which is part of our Sustainability Hub, we’re speaking to chemical engineers across the world making a difference to make sustainable practices and products a reality and more accessible to all for the wider benefit of our society and globe. Here, Sam Haig explains his role in the recycling and recreation ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
Every month throughout our centenary year, we will be asking an IChemE member to write a blog about each of the centenary themes. The themes have been selected to highlight and celebrate the enormous contribution that chemical engineering has made to society over the last century. IChemE member Dr Nasrin Aghamohammadi, who was part of ..read more
IChemE Blog
1y ago
Every month throughout our centenary year, we will be asking an IChemE member to write a blog about each of the centenary themes. The themes have been selected to highlight and celebrate the enormous contribution that chemical engineering has made to society over the last century. IChemE member Dr Laura Malhi, who was part of ..read more
IChemE Blog
2y ago
Every month throughout our centenary year, we will be asking an IChemE member to write a blog about each of the centenary themes. The themes have been selected to highlight and celebrate the enormous contribution that chemical engineering has made to society over the last century. IChemE Fellow Ian Thomas, who was part of the ..read more