Engineering, in general, is a business which deals with the design, construction, and operation of the systems and equipment for both industrial and public use. Chemical engineering, in particular, is devoted to the development of systems and equipment...

Chemical engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the application of physical science (e.g. chemistry and physics), with mathematics, to the process of converting raw materials or chemicals into more useful or valuable forms. As well as...

As has been noted in several articles appearing during the past couple of years in Chemistry in Canada consideration is currently being given to changes in the organizational structure for chemical engineers within the C.I.C. In this connection some of the background of...

It is generally accepted that biology presents chemical engineers with endless opportunities for a two-way traffic of ideas, problems and technologies. How, then, might the interface between biochemistry and chemical engineering look a few decades from now? According to Chaitan Khosla, professor of chemical...

The Iraqi defector code-named "Curveball," whose false tales of biological weapons labs bolstered the U.S. case for war, wasn't the prominent chemical engineer he claimed to be and invented stories to help his case for asylum in Germany, a new report says."Curveball" is Rafid Ahmed...

Stern and unsmiling, the professorial portraits lining the hallways of the University of Missouri-Rolla's chemical engineering department project a singular message: science is serious stuff. The graybeards in those photos would likely be aghast at the scene unfolding inside a nearby Schenk Hall classroom.Amid a...