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November 2008, Vol. 104, No. 11
In This issue
Happy Birthday AIChE
A Century of Triumphs
Ten lasting chemical engineering achievements — and 100 markers of chemical engineers’ progress toward them.
Saluting AIChE’s Centenarians
In honor of AIChE’s 100th birthday, we recognize two members who have each celebrated more than 100 birthdays.
Chemical Engineering in the Next 25 Years
Twenty-five of the profession’s thought-leaders speculate about what the future holds.
Phillip R. Westmoreland
READER SURVEY
Where Do You Think We Are Headed?
Nearly 1,300 members responded to our online questionnaire about the future of chemical engineering. Here’s what they said.
Joanna Ziemlewski
From Small Acorns, Large Trees Grow
As AIChE celebrates its history, one AIChE Fellow shares the history of a sister society
Jaromir J. Ulbrecht
What’s New Then and Now - Part 1
This special products section looks at some of today’s equipment and service offerings alongside product write-ups and ads from the past.
Matthew McKeon-Slattery
What’s New Then and Now - Part 2
What’s New Then and Now - Part 3
Tracking Trends in Undergraduate Enrollment
By understanding the normal enrollment swings, employers and students can capitalize during the boom times and ride out the busts, while universities can allocate resources more effectively.
R. Russell Rhinehart
A New Strategic Plan Catalyzes AIChE
In its second century, AIChE will be a globally recognized leader serving the diverse needs of the chemical engineering profession and society. Implementation of the strategic plan will focus on specific goals that reach beyond traditional boundaries.
Lawrence B. Evans, Dale L. Keairns, H. Scott Fogler, John A. Sofranko, and Rick Cain
Getting Here was Half the Fun
Historical Shorts
Energy Now and Then
Chemical Processing Equipment on Display
Petrochem Show a Hit!
Careers in Chemical Engineering
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