Chemical Reaction Blog

A gift guide that doesn’t involve cavities and weight gain.

A tragic horse loss due to toxic feed highlights the dangers of cross-contamination and reminds us of the importance of safety diligence.

Industrial workforce shortages are driving initiatives such as upskilling and STEM camps that attract new workers. Discover how one hands-on program is inspiring the next generation...

As I bid farewell to my trusty old Honda CR-V, the quest for a new, environmentally friendly vehicle begins.

A recent American Chemical Society video details a complicated process to craft a well-rounded martini.

Chemical Processing’s Job Satisfaction and Salary Survey helps us keep tabs on how everyone feels about the state of engineering. What we’ve found is workforce challenges keep...

Finding operators and engineers to continue where Baby Boomers left off is a contest-winning proposition.

Researchers from India and Sweden say urine could be the secret ingredient in efficient battery recycling.

Meet Elle Cordova, a musician and video creator with a knack for humorously tackling advanced technology concepts and more.

Recapping the IndustryWeek 'Production Pulse' livestream chat, including key points about the outlook for the chemical industry

My daughter’s school project prompted me to take a closer look at how female chemical engineers’ salaries compare to their male colleagues.

The old saying that "knowledge is power" holds true when it comes to environmental regulations. That's why we write about it.

We can’t help the industry improve its existing processes if the people running processing plants won’t share best practices, obstacles and tough lessons learned.

I recently posted an article about a research project at the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory to explore more efficient ways to produce hydrogen. The project...

Tips and insights from the The International Powder & Bulk Solids Conference & Exhibition.

The story of Rachel Carson’s contributions to environmental conservation has long stuck with me and now comes full circle as a new generation learns about her work.

Resources delve deeper into what a future career in the chemical industry might look like from the eyes of seasoned chemical engineers.

Words matter, especially when an industry's reputation is at stake.

Call it a morbid curiosity, but I’m always fascinated when I see an article about about well-preserved ancient remains. In fact, the other day I sent a friend a picture from a...

Researchers have sped up the slowest step in processing sugar into a chemical called isobutanol.

A summary of key economic indicators that will impact the chemical industry this year from Endeavor Business Media.

If the concept becomes reality, it could lead to smarter, more efficient computers.

It's not too late to mitigate risks associated with freezing temperatures.

Our job satisfaction and salary survey points to happy engineers, but the job isn’t without its challenges.