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In this section, Dr. Shertok explores a range of topics shaping the field of chemical engineering—from process design and scale-up challenges to critical safety considerations and emerging technologies. He also shares insights on current news and developments influencing industry practices, offering a practical and forward-looking perspective for professionals navigating an evolving landscape.

Industry 1.0 started in the second half of the 18th century with mechanization from 1760 – 1830. Machines and tools replaced the agrarian society...
There are some major advantages that make home-based businesses so popular. Most people love the idea of eliminating their commute and working from...
The tumble is the result of the contamination crisis caused by per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), of which 3M and DuPont, and then the...
The results were announced at the 14th Community Wide Experiment on the Critical Assessment of Techniques for Protein Structure Prediction (CASP14),...
Although the separation became official on January 31, 2020, it was agreed that the rest of the year would be a transition period to refine details...
With employees and consumers confined to their homes for much of the year, the world has demanded a more virtual way of doing things, putting...
The technique offers a way to make multicomponent objects with fine details, such as flow cells with blades that spin on an axle for transporting...
“There’s been a surge of interest in hydrogen, and it’s not slowing down,” says Runeel Daliah, an analyst at Lux Research. The attention is a...
Ribosomes are so good at their job that researchers want to harness them to make other polymers. If they could coax these protein-translation...
You can create a smart control centre inside the plant the moment you bring a chemical process engineering consultant who brings AI into the...










