A special section looks at how fermentation could boost sustainability in the chemical industry, how microbes are the next great domestication challenge, and offers an exploration of the microbiome as medicine.
Have good advice to share? Want to see what other chemical engineers and chemical engineering students are up to? Check out the latest discussions.
Meet the students who received the CPFD PTF student travel grant awards.
Solids handling and processing is very important in the chemical processing industries. Students learned the basics of this field at the World Congress on Particle Technology.
Marc-Olivier Coppens discusses major particle technology themes from his plenary keynote.
Jinghai Li is a professor & vice president of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and wa
Dow's Karl Jacob discusses promising trends in particle technology research and education.
Learn how to optimize pilot plant testing for liquid-liquid extractions, analyze the performance of pump networks, get an update on the chemical industry in Hungary, and much more.
Environmental scientists have been monitoring Chesapeake Bay's dead zone creep for decades.
This month, the CEP cover story takes a look at the advantages of fixed valves, while Back to Basics column gives smart tips for a successful energy assessment.
This month, tips for including water conservation in your energy-management program, an introduction to mammalian cell culture, pointers for preventing caking of bulk solids, and much more.
