IChemE stages its first Hazards Australasia process safety conference on 26-27 November in Perth, Western Australia.
300 chemical engineers from all parts of the UK gathered at Imperial College London this week for the first national chemical engineering research meeting in more than a decade.
IChemE ceo David Brown says that the engineering community should unequivocally back UK government chief scientific adviser John Beddington’s parting call for climate change to be taken more seriou...
Abstracts are now being accepted for consideration by the Chemeca 2013 Technical Committee and are to be received by 26 April 2013.
The UK is not doing enough to help start-ups make the transition from the lab to commercial success, according to a government science committee.
Following an overwhelmingly positive response to the proposal to run IChemE’s Human factors in health and safety professional development course in Australia, the first of four modules was just com...
2040 global energy needs will be 35% higher than current demand according to an industry expert from ExxonMobil.
More than 3000 delegates from 70 countries attended IChemE webinars last year, and the Institution has just published its February webinar line-up.
Chemical engineers working in safety can benefit from a new seminar on the implementation of the Seveso lll European directive that comes into force in 2015.
Engineers Against Poverty (EAP), Engineers Without Borders, and RedR have been selected as recipients of IChemE's annual charity donation in lieu of a traditional Christmas Card mailing.
IChemE is backing a UK government decision to lift an embargo on hydraulic fracturing – better known as fracking – after creating new regulations that it says will reduce the chance of causing eart...
A new professional registration aimed at senior process safety practitioners has been launched at the Hazards XXIII process safety conference this week in Southport, UK.
