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Royal Society launches fellowship to support underrepresented black researchers

THE Royal Society is piloting a Career Development Fellowship (CDF) aimed at kickstarting the research careers of groups underrepresented in UK STEM academia. The pilot will initially focus on researchers from black heritage backgrounds, but if successful, it may be broadened to researchers from other underrepresented groups, the Society said.

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Engineers push to make zero emissions steel and cement from a single process

WHAT if it were possible to make cement as a byproduct of recycling steel – and power its production with green energy? This is the focus of a new two-year project involving researchers and industry from across the UK who are working to prove that two materials which are fundamental to society can be manufactured in a combined process that could help cut the huge volumes of emissions normally produced.

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Johnson Matthey and bp license process to make jet fuel from farm waste at US$4bn plant

JOHNSON MATTHEY (JM) and bp have licensed their Fischer-Tropsch process to a huge new US$4bn US plant that will turn agricultural waste into sustainable aviation fuel (SAF).

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The Problem of Waste Plastic and Why Pyrolysis Oil Might Just Contain the Answer

For Earth Day, Aniqah Majid speaks to chemical engineer George Huber who is looking to simplify the process of integrating pyrolysis oil back into the plastics production chain

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Australia’s commits A$22.7bn to green energy and production in latest federal budget

HYDROGEN, critical minerals, batteries, and low-carbon fuels are set to benefit from a multi-billion-dollar package of measures announced by the Australian government. Part of the Future Made in Australia initiative, the A$22.7bn (US$15.2bn) budget, which includes previously announced spending plans, is designed to address structural and strategic challenges facing the country’s economy.

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ITER postponed by a decade in €5bn overhaul

INTERNATIONAL fusion project ITER has been pushed back by almost ten years after leaders decided to revamp its original roadmap, in a move that could drive up costs by an additional €5bn (US$5.4bn).

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UK government launches steel consultation to fanfare from industry and unions

A PUBLIC consultation on the future of the UK’s steel industry has been launched by the government, which industry and unions have received as “vital and welcome”.

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UK project starts sucking CO2 from the sea

A PILOT plant that sucks CO2 from the sea has started operating at the Sea Life Centre in Weymouth, UK.

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Strategy 2024

IChemE President Ken Rivers explains the purpose of Strategy 2024 and why it is fundamental to the Institution’s future

Type: Feature

Materials: Upcycling – Making Plastic Waste Valuable

Amanda Jasi speaks to researchers working to realise novel chemical upcycling methods

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Rules of Thumb: Bulk Material Sampling

In the latest instalment of this practical series, Eric Maynard highlights five considerations for effective bulk material sampling

Type: Feature

Process Consulting and the Problem with AI-fed ‘Experts’

Grant Wellwood provides tips on how to discern between superficial knowledge and a deep understanding, as a new generation of AI tools further empower ‘the highest paid person in the room’

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Greening the Dairy Industry

From methane reduction to water efficiency, David Pearce and Peter de Jong look at how dairy farmers and engineers are paving the way for a greener future

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Practical Process Control Part 3: PID Algorithm Versions

Myke King provides practical process control advice on how to bolster your processes

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Confidence in Contracts

New research shows IChemE Contracts are among the least disputed

Type: Feature

Erin Johnson IChemE’s 2017 Ashok Kumar Fellow

Will spend three months at UK parliament

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Amec Foster Wheeler becomes Gold partner

IChemE recognises commitment to future engineers

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3D-printed ceramic foam is stronger, lighter

Could make structures, tissue scaffolds, insulation

Type: News

MOF device harvests water from dry air

Could help address water shortages in arid areas

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NUS secures three awards at IChemE ceremony

Wins for work to treat waste, water and save energy

Type: News