A paper entitled 'A bright future in medicine for chemical engineering' by Bob Langer & Nicholas A. Peppas for Nature Chemical Engineering reflects on developments and opportunities in medicine for ChE. The ‘revolution’ in biology and ChE science, will lead to research opportunities for ChEs in BME.

A Q&A with Jennifer Curtis from UC Davis touches on multiphase simulations of fluid-particle flows, teaching and mentorship, and the importance of industrial collaborations in advancing the field.

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Our May Editorial is a call for more papers employing continuum modeling and theory!

Modeling chemical processes & systems underpins progress in chemical engineering science; we aim to strike a balance of approaches at the journal.

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Very cool paper in Nature Chemical Engineering on co-producing steel and chemicals. We love the pairing up to hard to abate processes to provide carbon and economic benefits 🤝

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Check out this clear and thoughtful summary of our recent Nature Chemical Engineering article in News and Views, written by Ahmad Elgazzar and Haotian Wang of CAT Group!

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Out now in nature: a Perspective from Eelco Vogt and Bert Weckhuysen on a pathway for a completely fossil-free refinery. BertWeckhuysen

Some takeaways are the importance of scale-up science, process integration, electrification, and process analysis.

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Enzymatic CO hydration inspired by the Wood‒Ljungdahl pathway for efficient CO2 fixation

A 10-L-scale immobilized enzyme reactor fed live off-gas at a steel mill resulted in the production of high-purity formate powder after purification
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It was a pleasure writing a Nature Chemical Engineering News and Views with Haotian Wang on this work by Weber and colleagues. Check out their article in Justin Bui’s post below and our News and Views here: nature.com/articles/s4428…

Out in Nature Chemical Engineering now! Our new research article led by Eric Lees on the role of ion, electron, and water transport limitations in CO2 electrolysis in membrane electrode assemblies as revealed by non-equilibrium continuum modeling.

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An industry-led Comment highlighting opportunities in pharmaceutical crystallization with the shift towards isolating and purifying larger-sized larger molecules. Bayer AG Eli Lilly and Company Boehringer Ingelheim Gilead Sciences

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Out now in Nature Reviews Chemistry: A Roadmap outlines a US perspective on defossilizing difficult-to-electrify areas of the economy

Some highlights are the need for accelerated development, modularity in process design, and process intensification and integration

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A World View from Corinne Scown tackles the concept of a 'waste' and the need to differentiate between near- and long-term economic and environmental implications of waste management and utilization. Corinne Scown

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Our April Editorial focuses on electrochemical separations!

While we will cover all aspects of separations science at the journal, we start here because we believe that this is an important pathway to modernizing many chemical processes.

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It was a great #ChemEngDayUK24 , many thanks to all the organisers. I enjoyed so much the interaction with the community, representing Nature Chemical Engineering. See you all at the next one!

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'Co-production of steel and chemicals to mitigate hard-to-abate carbon emissions' by Yang Guo, Denise Mauzerall & co-workers.

The authors examine carbon mitigation and costs of co-producing chemicals and steel in China.

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Excited to announce that my colleague Alessio Lavino and I will be representing Nature Chemical Engineering at this upcoming event! We can’t wait to engage in discussions about science and journal. Feel free to reach out if you’d like to connect!

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'Accelerating the climate transition through scientist-led CO2 management pilot projects' by Marco Mazzotti & co-workers.

Read about lessons learned from their pilot-scale study on carbon dioxide capture and storage

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In our April Issue!

News & Views on the Article by Xiaolin Wang@ISEM_UOW, DickeyGroup & co-workers.

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'Directed transfer of liquid metal droplets between electrodes' by Gerd Mutschke & Tom Weier.

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In our April Issue, a Q&A with Junwang Tang and Binhang Yan discusses the role of the Industrial Catalysis Center at Tsinghua University and their perspectives on modern industrial catalysis.

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