Dust explosions: why they keep happening - and why they don't need to
Drawing on lessons from industrial incidents highlighted in his daily Lest We Forget series, Nige...
Features
Paper, the medium that made the modern world part 3: Special papers
From hygiene to industry, Martin Pitt looks at how paper evolved into an everyday essential
Critical properties: which belong on the datasheet?
Karin Sydow explains why process simulators report both true and pseudo-critical properties, when...
Beyond the hype: finding hydrogen's role in the energy transition
The 2026 Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Conference will bring together experts from industry,...
Preparing Malaysian engineers for a global career
Malaysia has a robust group of chemical engineering courses. Aniqah Majid looks at what makes the...
IChemE in Malaysia, 20 years on
The institution has had a base in Kuala Lumpur for two decades. We catch up with the people tha...
Industry in transition
Malaysian industry is booming thanks to engineers. Aniqah Majid learns how one of the country’s m...
William ‘Bill’ Lionel Wilkinson 1931-2026
David William Wilkinson remembers his father William, a highly decorated chemical engineer and fo...
Navigating the ‘Fragmented’ Chemical Engineering Industry at YEAIS 2026
Communication between employers and educators must improve to harness engineering talent for the ...
The Career Move You Might Not Have Considered
Volunteering with IChemE is often seen as something you do for others but, here, Tom Whateley su...
Just Ask Bev
After almost 50 years at IChemE, Bev Garratt, personal assistant to the chief executive, is retir...
The safety we forgot to build
Chris Hamlin argues that engineering has transformed physical safety but must now give the same p...
Is AI Really Coming for Your Job?
Daniel Rhymer says young engineers see opportunity as well as risk in the rise of AI
The Medium that Made the Modern World: Part 2: Paper as Money and More
Paper was more than just a means of spreading words, writes Martin Pitt. It was an enabling techn...
Cracking the Scaleup Challenge with Engineered Fractals
Steve Peacock explains how fractal design principles are helping engineers achieve uniform flow, ...
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