What is happening right now at Columbia will be a case study for other university administrators in what NOT to do in the future. They have destroyed their reputation and deserve the consequences of their actions. I pray no one is seriously injured.

Happy End-of-Semester! With grades almost submitted and commencements happening, now is a great time to catch up with what's happening in CEE! Our Spring Issue (Vol. 58 #2) is now in-print and online! Happy Reading! journals.flvc.org/cee/issue/view…

In advance of our Summer issue coming in a few weeks, we'll be highlighting some upcoming articles that are available now ahead-of-print! Check out this great submission on service learning and outreach from Julie Renner and team at CWRU Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering! journals.flvc.org/cee/article/vi…

Do you have a need for a graduate student or postdoc with specific interests or expertise for a project? Consider advertising your research positions in the CEE Grad Guide this fall! Details here: journals.flvc.org/cee/libraryFil… and for questions contact [email protected]!

As we get ready for ASEE Portland, why not check out our next featured article ahead-of-print? Here, Prof. Naga Zerin at Johns Hopkins ChemBE shares a great example of a relevant chemical process for inclusion in an entry-level MEB course. Find it here: journals.flvc.org/cee/article/vi…

I love lecturing because it's just like stand up comedy without the jokes or laughter or most of the audience.

Only a few weeks before the fall term starts, & our Summer Issue will arrive soon as well! To tide you over, check out this article on the evolution of where ChemE students are employed from colleagues Gosia Chwatko & Gisella R. Lamas Samanamud at UKY Chemical and Materials Engineering! journals.flvc.org/cee/article/vi…

I can‘t believe how different this morning feels compared to what, two and half weeks ago? The best I’ve felt in a while. Let’s go do this.

The Summer 2024 issue is out NOW! We'll be featuring articles from this issue in the coming days, but you can grab it here for your plane ride or beach read as we continue to enjoy the summer! 😎 journals.flvc.org/cee/issue/view…

#truth

Telling people to increasingly do more with less is absolutely a race to the bottom.

Honestly, people bitching about Kamala and policy, please. The R’s haven’t had any coherent policy since 2016. This is the vibes election and I am here for it. Joy trumps weird any day.

As we start the fall term, it's a good time to reflect on the "big picture" of ChemE education. Check out the editorial from some of CEE's senior leadership for their thoughts on the direction of the profession and the changing needs of students...journals.flvc.org/cee/article/vi…

By sharing his experiences during the simulated mission, Jason Lee of UConn Engineering is providing NASA with information on how future astronauts may react to long-duration space missions. today.uconn.edu/2024/09/missio…

How about a "cheesy" post heading into the weekend? In the Summer 2024 "Food For Thought", Margot “ChemE Mom” Vigeant and former ChemE student Tiffany Jones talk about some of the chemical engineering concepts related to cheesemaking! Read more at: journals.flvc.org/cee/article/vi…

It's almost time for the Fall 2024 CEE Issue, & in advance of that the 2024 Grad Guide is now live at ceegradguide.com! Redesigned from the ground up & mobile-ready, check out the grad programs highlighted. Share with your undergrads who are considering grad school!

AIChE WIC is so proud to be able to offer family care awards! Please apply; even if we can't award all those that apply, having a grasp on the needs of our community will help us grow this effort in the future!