🌟 Calling All Aspiring Chemical Engineers & Industry Pros in Queensland! 🌟 IChemE’s Student Connect event is coming up, and we need students to connect and learn, and industry professionals to share your wisdom (and maybe just come for the food 😉). It’s the perfect mix of networking, career tips, and fun – all wrapped up in one exciting day. 🎉 🔗 Register now and don’t miss out: https://lnkd.in/gHCvt_Cv #IChemE #StudentConnect #ChemicalEngineering #Queensland #Networking #CareerGrowth #EngineeringCommunity
Institution of Chemical Engineers (IChemE)
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The internationally recognised qualifying body and learned society for chemical, biochemical and process engineers.
About us
IChemE is the internationally recognised qualifying body and learned society for chemical, biochemical and process engineers.
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- 51-200 employees
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- 1922
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- professional development, qualifications, accreditation, networking, and symposia
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Rugby, CV21 3HQ, GB
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455 Bourke Street
Melbourne, VIC 3000, AU
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✨ Congratulations to the 2025 IChemE Medals and Prize winners for the Macnab-Lacey Prize! The Macnab-Lacey Prize recognises the undergraduate student design project team whose submission exemplifies how chemical engineering practice can significantly contribute to a more sustainable world. We are incredibly proud of their dedication, creativity, and hard work. Congratulations to all! Serene Boonnasitha | Zhenran Zhang | Lok Man Wong | Kabishan Sivarasan | Cheryl Lum | Chow Rouxuan | Gabriela Trisno | Alexander Glover | Rohan Shenoy | B Wei | Sinclair Mabon | Shihabuddeen Waqar
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✨ Congratulations to the 2025 IChemE Medals and Prize winners! These prestigious awards recognise outstanding publications that promote professional excellence in the chemical engineering profession. The high calibre of IChemE’s publications is made possible through the hard work of our contributors and volunteers. We are tremendously proud of their exceptional contributions in research, teaching, thought leadership, and volunteer service. Congratulations to all! https://lnkd.in/eqK_VVZq Hutchison Medal - Sustainable Production and Consumption (2023) 41:21-35 Ayeon Kim | Heehyang Kim | Yus Donald Chaniago | Hankwon Lim Junior Moulton Medal - Molecular Systems Design & Engineering (2024) 9:352-371 Lauren M. Lopez | Quan Zhang | Orion Dollar Senior Moulton Medal - Process Safety and Environmental Protection (2024) 183:203-216 Federica Tamburini | Sarah Bonvicini | Valerio Cozzani Hanson Medal - The Chemical Engineer (2024) 990/991:30-32 Duncan Barker
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Join us from 12 May, online for our Managing Human Factors course. This module introduces the key human factors concepts within risk management and examines how to manage organisational change, safety culture and safety-critical communications. This is module one of our Human Factors in the Chemical and Process Industries training programme. You can attend as a one-off course or alongside our other human factors modules to get a comprehensive overview of the subject. Learn more | https://lnkd.in/eTZgcp64
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Abstract submissions for Hazards 35 are rolling in! We've already received contributions from Europe, Asia, the Middle East and North America. Don't miss your chance to join them—submit your abstract today for Europe’s leading process safety conference. Find out more about the call for content here: https://lnkd.in/eKirpK4Z We welcome submissions from anyone with process safety knowledge, insight, and experience—IChemE members and non-members alike. As Hazards 35 is primarily a conference for industrialists, we especially encourage professionals managing risk at operating companies to share their expertise.
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🔖Issue 1,006 of The Chemical Engineer (TCE) is now live! In this edition, we get up close and personal with nanotechnology. - Adam Duckett meets the chemical engineering professor improving accuracy rates for cancer detection tests. - Aniqah Majid travels to the University of Bath to learn about a plant-based alternative for filtering out pollutants from waste water. You can read this issue online now: https://lnkd.in/ey9kHszc Not yet a member? Find out more about why we are the home of over 31,000 professional chemical and process engineers worldwide: https://lnkd.in/egUxEPqQ
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📣 Calling all future innovators and problem-solvers! 📣 Are you ready to tackle one of the biggest challenges in chemical engineering? Join us for the Chemeca 2025 Student Hackathon Information Session on Wednesday, 9 April, from 17:00 to 18:00 AEST. This year's hackathon focuses on decarbonising cement production and infrastructure across Australia and New Zealand—a critical step toward a sustainable future. What to Expect: - Learn about the hackathon format and key dates - Get insights from our industry experts, Michael Kilgariff, Felicity Lloyd and Benjy Lee - Discover how you can form a team and participate in this exciting competition. Why Join? - Showcase your creativity and technical skills - Compete for amazing prizes, including mentoring opportunities and cash rewards - Network with professionals and peers at Chemeca 2025 in Adelaide. Don't miss this chance to make an impact and shape the future of chemical engineering. Register now>>https://lnkd.in/gfynydKa
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How I did it! ✊ Student member Darcie George gives an account of her journey into chemial engineering. Discussing her desire to support people across the globe, sharing advice for those interested in getting into chemical engineering. Share your chemical engineering journey today: ⬇️ https://lnkd.in/euGtzjNB #IChemE #HowIDidIt #ChemicalEngineering #ProcessEngineering
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✨ Congratulations to the 2025 IChemE Medals and Prize winners! These prestigious awards recognise outstanding efforts and achievements in the chemical engineering profession. These winners are breaking barriers, pursuing innovation, and serving society and the profession to bring immense positive impacts and to engineer a more sustainable world. We are tremendously proud of their outstanding research, teaching, thought leadership and volunteer service. Congratulations all! 🏅 For more information, please visit: https://lnkd.in/eviCfsJr Mary Stewart | Andrew Beale | Christos Markides | Rainer Dr. Freudenberger | Dan Bracewell | David Green | Ian Shott | Clare McCabe | Duncan Barker | Ehecatl Antonio del Rio Chanona | Helena Yuan Wang | Marianthi Ierapetritou | Ian Metcalfe | Diana Princess Dube | Stephen Richardson | Stefano Brandani | Greg A. Mutch #IChemE #MedalsandPrize #ChemicalEngineering #Research #Leadership
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📢 Adam is Chair of the London and South East Coast Member Group and is hosting the group's annual meeting next Tuesday. Find out more and sign up to attend...
Proud and excited to say that at the London and SE Coast Member Group AGM Tues 1st April we have a great talk on Batteries and Alternative Energy sources being delivered by Professor, Paul Shearing Professor of Sustainable Energy Engineering at the Department of Engineering Science and Director of the ZERO Institute at Oxford University. In this highly relavent talk he will outline the engineering behind the current situation, future research to develop batteries and alternative energy storage as well as the wider sustainability aspects such as raw material scarcity. Please come along to the AGM in person at UCL where you can meet Paul as well as hear about the plans for the Membergroup and contribute your own ideas both in the meeting itself and afterwards over food and drinks. This will also be a great opportunity to meet the hard working committee as well, Gavin Vicknarajah Maria Astrid Centeno Maria Kalli, PhD Despoina Rigou Charles Brown Sion Griffiths Colin Tamsett Andrea Di Lena Alan McCulloch (AMIChemE) Phil Mason Louis SHL Nguyen Alternatively you can register for the event to attend remotely. #Sustainability 🌱 #ClimateChange 🌍 #ChemicalEngineering 🔬 #Networking 🤝 #IChemE #UCL Please see the synopsis of the talk from Paul below: The Li-ion battery was one of the transformative technologies of the 20th century and promises to have wider impact in the 21st century with the rapid uptake of electric vehicles and the deployment of grid scale energy storage. Energy storage will be a cornerstone in achieving decarbonisation across a range of sectors, and match-making the right battery with the right application provides a compelling opportunity to contribute to a Net Zero economy. Eight years since the foundation of The Faraday Institution in the UK, this talk will review the current state of the art with reference to the portfolio of research activities now underway, and explore progress and emerging themes in battery science and engineering. As technology, investment, and manufacturing scale-up in the sector accelerate at unprecedented pace, where are we today?