A Chat with CPFD’s Peter Loezos about Fluidization
. by Evan Flach
CPFD's vice president of operations discusses recent advances in fluidization as well as how the company is helping industry solve fluidization challenges.
Particle Technology
Hear from Students Focusing on Particle Technology
Meet the students who received the CPFD PTF student travel grant awards.
Marc-Olivier Coppens on Nature-Inspired Chemical Engineering
. by Douglas B. Clark
Marc-Olivier Coppens discusses major particle technology themes from his plenary keynote.
Alissa Park on Carbon Capture Technology Trends
. by Sonja Bradfield
Ah-Hyung (Alissa) Park, Lenfest Chair in Applied Climate Science and associate professor at Columbia University, was Wedn
Heinrich Jaeger on Contact Charging of Particles
. by Douglas B. Clark
ChEnected sat down with Heinrich Jaeger of the University of Chicago to discuss new findings in the area of contact charging of particles.
Jinghai Li on Mesoscience: Opening a New Paradigm of Particle Technology [Interview]
. by John Vasko
Jinghai Li is a professor & vice president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and wa
Karl Jacob on Trends in Solids Processing Research and Education
. by Douglas B. Clark
Dow's Karl Jacob discusses promising trends in particle technology research and education.
Join @ChEnected Using #AIChESpring, #GCPS and #WCPT8
. by John Vasko
@ChEnected will be live tweeting throughout AIChE Spring Meeting.
Chemical Engineers Develop Metal-Organic Frameworks to Cut Petrochemical Energy Consumption
. by Douglas B. Clark
Chemical engineers have developed an MOF that promises to greatly reduce energy consumption in the propylene-propane separation process.
Greener Concrete Possible through "Programmed" Nanoparticles
. by Douglas B. Clark
Researchers at Rice University have recently published work that makes greener concrete a
