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May sketches out modern industrial strategy
New approach seeks to address historic weaknesses
Type: News
Matthew Styles and Marc Hutchby discuss using biotechnology to make terpenes, and turning them into useful products
Type: Feature
Amanda Doyle visits SaMI to learn about the next steps for steel research
Type: Feature
The Right Approach to Digitalisation
Iwona Kandpal reports on support for SMEs as they increase their use of digital tech
Type: Feature
Monitoring Methane – Meeting the Methane Pledge
Rod Robinson reviews the techniques available for monitoring methane emissions
Type: Feature
Victor Mills – A 'Pampered' Career
Claudia Flavell-While charts the contribution of P&G’s Victor Mills
Type: Feature
Wanted: More Efficient Heat Exchange
Imagine if heat exchange of process fluids in an industrial setting was as simple as boiling a jug of water. We all know the process is not as simple as that, and companies can experience a raft of different issues and challenges that require new and innovative technical solutions. That’s what keeps chemical engineers in business.
Type: Feature
Scotland’s first ever commercial goldmine proves that precious metals can be worth more than their weight in gold
Type: Feature
Securing a Safe Future for Gas
Hydrogen: a way to provide safe, sustainable and clean energy to satisfy rising demand and meet carbon emission reduction targets?
Type: Feature
As a follow up to the feature “Energy Saviours” (issue 927, September 2018), this article explores further opportunities for energy saving relating to upstream oil and gas unit operations and equipment. As I said in the previous article, I believe chemical engineers have a hugely significant role to play in decarbonising the environment and reducing other harmful gaseous emissions. I remain to be convinced that CCS is required to meet the UK’s carbon reduction goals. My preferences for emissions reduction are: use less energy; if we need energy it should be from renewables; if we have to burn something, make it hydrogen; use low carbon synthesis routes, eg steel and cement; and for difficult carbon emissions, offset them with land use.
Type: Feature
Tom Baxter shares more options for chemical engineers to boost energy efficiencies
Type: Feature
Russian Roulette (Process Style)
Professional engineers must blow the whistle on intolerable risks
Type: Feature
Part 1: Expanding the value and reach of IChemE’s professional development offers
Type: Feature
Where Next for AI in Drug Discovery?
Adrian Tombling explains why drug developers need AI
Type: Feature
Adam Duckett on Trump’s move to eliminate the Chemical Safety Board
Type: Feature
YOU’RE graduating this year. All that hard work (we won’t mention the partying) will culminate in a piece of paper that says “I’m a chemical engineer”. Well… almost.
Type: Feature
