The Bottleneck Beyond Carbon Capture
Capturing CO2 is no longer the biggest challenge for CCS. Transport, storage and financing are, s...
Features
Bottling it at the World Cup
World Cup kits may use 100% recycled polyester but questions remain over how sustainable the mate...
Engineering the Perfect Pitch
As 48 countries gear up for a summer of football fever, Sam Baker explores the engineering and ma...
IChemE Presidential Inquiry into chemical engineering research: early findings
Submissions recently closed on the call for evidence section of IChemE’s Presidential Inquiry int...
Unlocking your Career Journey: The Power of Mentoring and Connection
Utkarsha Joshi reflects on the value of mentoring at every stage of your career
Upholding Excellence: Inside the Standards Subcommittee
The latest in our series on IChemE’s Membership and Qualifications Committee (MQC) focuses on the...
No Waste Wasted in Milton Keynes
Aniqah Majid joined an IChemE Milton Keynes Member Group visit to to Thalia’s Waste Recovery Park...
Fertiliser Reset
Inelastic demand and fragile supply chains are amplifying price shocks in fertiliser markets – dr...
A Week in the Life 1: Water
Kicking off our series in which we explore a typical working week for members of IChemE special i...
Tom Baxter on: North Sea Decommissioning
When the returns from delay exceed the cost of fines, non-compliance stops being a risk – and bec...
The Process Scaleup Journey Part 5: What is Your Pilot Plant For?
CPI’s Andrew Bosman explains why successful pilot plants are designed to answer specific question...
From Shovel to Scale
Students brewing beer in a Newcastle-upon-Tyne car park speak to Sam Baker after trading muscles ...
Future of Food
Aniqah Majid visits the UK’s Science Museum as it chronicles the history of food production and i...
So You’re Thinking of Writing a Book?
Myke King has written a book on process control, now in its second edition, and another on statis...
The Medium that Made the Modern World: Part 1: Read All About It
In the first of a four-part series, Martin Pitt examines how paper’s journey from ancient China t...
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