Scottish engineering consultancy Ingen-Ideas has been named as IChemE's newest corporate partner. IChemE director of qualifications Neil Atkinson presented Ingen-Ideas Technical Director Robbie Lea...
First Minister of Scotland Alex Salmond has praised the country’s chemical engineers, emphasizing their major contribution to the nation’s economy. Speaking at a record breaking IChemE Aberdeen Mem...
Use of IChemE’s Knovel library rose in March by 23% compared to the same period in 2011. Knovel is an online resource with over 300 books and technical references.
During his brief stopover in Singapore the President visited A*STAR’s Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences’ main campus on Jurong Island where he reviewed the new IChemE roadmap with aro...
A new chemical engineering degree course, launched today at the University of Hull, UK, has won the backing of IChemE ceo David Brown and president Sir William Wakeham.
A retired chemical engineer who continues to share his passion for the subject with schoolchildren and a Trinidad based student who champions professional development locally have been jointly awar...
IChemE has accredited two chemical engineering degree programmes at the UK’s University of Aberdeen.
IChemE ceo David Brown is backing a call for UK government to exclude international students from current migration restrictions.
Engineering alliance Engineering the Future (EtF) has published a series of best practice guides for the nuclear new build supply chain and related industries. These guides aim to help industry suc...
Shri Hital R. Meswani, Executive Director of Reliance Industries, has been awarded an Honorary Fellowship by IChemE in recognition of his contribution to the process industries.
Larsen & Toubro has been named as IChemE’s newest Corporate Partner, following the accreditation of the company’s training scheme last month, the Institution’s first primary site accreditation in I...
IChemE’s Australian board convened recently for its first meeting of the year with Moses O. Tadé taking over as Chair for the next two years.
