Join us today at 4 pm ET!.CRE Live Webinar Panel Discussion – "Awards for Faculty and Writing a Winning Award Package".Featured panelists: Beata Kilos-Reaume, Phil Christopher, Bihter Padak and Fabio Ribeiro.

Join us in congratulating Prof. Adams on his appointment and wish him luck as he begins this new chapter of his career at Rice!.To learn more about Prof. Adams' work, check out two of his recent publications: ( (.

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Today, we highlight Prof. @JasonSAdams, a new Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Rice University!.The Adams group aims to decarbonize and electrify the chemical manufacturing industry through the design and development of novel catalysts and reactors.

2025 CRE Board elections are now open for the below positions! .Second Vice-Chair.Director (Vote for 3). Please vote by December 23rd, 2024.

To learn more about Prof. Dong's work, check out their recent paper published in Nature Chemical Engineering (.

Their research focuses on developing programmable & dynamic electrified techniques, efficient heterogeneous catalysts, & non-equilibrium chemistry. These advancements find applications in fine chemical synthesis, biomass conversion, and the upcycling of various waste streams.

Today, we highlight Prof. Qi (Tony) Dong, an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Purdue University. The Dong group employs innovative chemical processes and materials to address urgent global challenges in energy, sustainability, and the environment.

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It's that time of year, we're ready to kick off the annual AIChE Fall meeting @ChEnected, so help us start off on a high note and meet our 2024 CRE student travel awardees! . Check out their talks (, drop by to see what they're up to all week!

His comp. and exp. electrochemistry research aims to develop an atomic-level understanding of catalysis and electrochemistry for efficient energy conversion and storage, water treatment, and sustainable chemical production. We also congratulate him on his recent CAREER award!.

The McCrum group utilizes a combination of computational modeling and detailed experimentation to design more active, selective, and stable catalysts and processes.

Today, we highlight Prof. Ian McCrum, an Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Clarkson University. (

Molecular-level catalytic information is elicited through a tight integration of detailed experimentation and analytical theory development. You can read more about the Razdan group here:

The Razdan group aims to develop kinetic and mechanistic understanding of catalytic technologies that address urgent priorities in energy, sustainability, and green chemistry.

Today, we highlight Prof. Neil Razdan, a new Assistant Professor of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the University of California Berkeley.

Their approach integrates kinetic measurements with active-site characterization and materials synthesis to elucidate structure–reactivity relationships. Check out more at:

The Bates research group studies the fundamentals of heterogeneous thermal and electrocatalysis in areas relevant to decarbonization of the energy and chemical industries.

Today, we highlight Prof. @jasonsbates, an Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Virginia.

Accepted abstracts will receive an invitation to submit to a special issue featured in Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research. NASCRE-5 Conference Co-Chairs: Ryan Hartman, Moiz Diwan, and Praveen Bollini

Theme: Breaking Barriers for a Sustainable Future.NASCRE-5 will explore the evolution of chemical reaction engineering and its expanding applications in pharmaceutical development, emissions control, and emerging topics within the energy transition space.