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Producing Hydrogen While Storing CO2 in the Oceans

Mike Kelland and Greg Rau talk to Amanda Doyle about their clean-tech goals

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Creative engineers – not a myth

Liam Hayes gives a glimpse of the future

Type: News

Negotiators agree on rulebook for Paris Agreement at United Nations meeting

A SET of rules for enacting the Paris Agreement to limit climate change was agreed by 196 countries at the UN’s 24th Conference of Parties climate summit (COP24). However the final rulebook has sparked criticism over vague language and a lack of serious commitments.

Type: News

Several factors led to fatal Brazil dam collapse, reports expert panel

AN expert panel commissioned by Brazilian mining giant Vale has concluded that a number of factors, including a steep slope design and high water level, combined to create the conditions for failure that led to the fatal collapse of a Vale tailings dam last year.

Type: News

Making Sure Risks are ALARP

Andy Brazier and Nick Wise explain why it’s so important to consider real-world situations in risk assessment

Type: Feature

Set in Stone

Amanda Doyle speaks to Rahul Shendure about innovations for lower-emissions cement and storing CO2 in concrete

Type: Feature

Attractive Solutions

Alessandro Viola explains how magnets can filter out metal particle contamination in pharmaceutical manufacturing

Type: Feature

George E Davis – Meet the Daddy

For a series called Chemical Engineers who Changed the World, it would be downright rude not to feature the man who is widely regarded as the founding father of the discipline and the spiritual father of IChemE.

Type: Feature

Going for Gold…Red, Blue, or Black!

James Colley looks at opportunities available to chemical engineers both in traditional non-fossil fuel sectors and emerging sectors

Type: Feature

Poll: Engineers warn sale of UK vaccine centre risks health security and industry innovation

ENGINEERS have hit out at the UK Government’s reported plans to sell off the country’s emergency vaccine manufacturing facility, cautioning that a sale to private business will damage skills and scale-up opportunities, and the UK’s ability to react to future health emergencies.

Type: News

Materials: Decarbonising Cement

Kerry Hebden talks to the researchers and companies aiming for greener concrete processes

Type: Feature

New Year’s Resolutions

As we face grand challenges, Alexandra Meldrum says let’s consider the practical actions we can each take to help shape a sustainable future

Type: Feature

Biobatteries: Harnessing the Power of Nature

Kerry Hebden speaks to researchers who are developing novel batteries for military and environmental applications

Type: Feature

Brewing Up a Storm: The Origins of Biotechnology Part 1

In this contribution to his series about chemical engineering history, Martin Pitt turns his focus onto the interesting developments in biotechnology

Type: Feature

Communicating to Non-engineers

Jamie Cleaver discusses how effective communication beyond our specialism can help us be better at our jobs and offers his top tips for improvement

Type: Feature

Embracing the Challenges of Ethical Engineering

Robert Peeling, chair of IChemE’s Congress, recounts the ethical lessons he has learned throughout his career and offers a selection of ethical exercises for you to undertake individually or with your teams

Type: Feature

New Form of Contract for EPCM Services: Blue Book

John Challenger explains why IChemE has launched this completely new and unique form of contract

Type: Feature

A Digital-Twin Approach to Distillation Control Education

Isuru Udugama, Michael Taube, and Brent Young discuss the educational benefits of real-time industrial process simulators

Type: Feature

Decarbonising the Grid: What Role for Great British Energy?

David Simmonds says that to encourage the private investment needed to realise the transition away from fossil fuels, the UK government must first overcome key flaws in its plan

Type: Feature

The Engineering Mindset Part 1: Complex or Complicated

Are the individual, societal, and global challenges we face complex or complicated, and do you understand the distinction? Chris and Penny Hamlin explain how a complexity-based approach creates more meaningful and relevant insights

Type: Feature