Pushed for Space
Adam Duckett on the Apollo 11 anniversary and human ingenuity
Features - Research & Development
First Steps
Mark Yates charts the development of Apollo’s portable life support system
Two become one
ON 25–26 June the University of Cambridge’s Department of Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology ...
Testing the Metal
Amanda Doyle visits SaMI to learn about the next steps for steel research
Quick Thinking
Why is it that the introduction of innovative process technologies appears to be so slow in the p...
Add it Up
Process simulation software has become almost universal in the chemical engineering sector, and m...
Honey, I Shrunk the Antimicrobial Resistance
An engineer’s role in rejuvenating a naturally-inspired antimicrobial
How to Build a Retina
Chemical synthesis of a retina, and how it can ‘see’ the world around it
The Internet of Brewing
Developing a low-cost smartphone app to help craft beer breweries and homebrewers monitor and con...
Friendly Foams
Building the UK’s first captured-carbon polymerisation plant
Has Carbon Utilisation Captured its Audience?
A look into public awareness and acceptance of carbon capture and utilisation
Imagine Chemistry: a New Kind of Innovation Challenge for an Industry that Needs Shaking Up
AkzoNobel is calling on chemical engineers to enter its R&D challenge and help provide the missin...
Biorefining and Integrated Bioresource Engineering
FBP journal – a new avenue for the research
Interreg FCE – Funding Cross-Channel Collaboration
Funding up for grabs for Anglo-French projects
Become more efficient; out innovate the competition
Ahead of our coming webinar on 24 November, JMP's Malcolm Moore introduces why engineers should p...
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