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IChemE hosted an event with the Parliamentary and Scientific Committee looking at how chemical engineers can help deliver the industrial strategy.
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News
IChemE recently hosted a public speaking and presentation workshop for 14 student and early-career chemical engineers at our UK office.
Employer Partner News
IChemE convened its Employer Partners in Leeds in September 2025 to explore the opportunities and implications of the UK Government’s 10-year Industrial Strategy.
A new report by IChemE, IOM3 and the RSC warns that skills shortages threaten to hold back the transition to a circular economy.
IChemE in Australia hosted their second round table to discuss how to grow the capability to decarbonise heavy industry.
Professor Panagiota Angeli, Lydia Balogun-Wilson, Dr Rachel Cooke, Dr Ollie Folayan, Professor Haroun Mahgerefteh and Mark Sutton have been elected as Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
IChemE is delighted to announce the 2025 Global Awards finalists. All winners will be announced at the IChemE Global Awards Dinner in Manchester, UK on 20 November.
Blog
The latest thoughts and updates from IChemE President Raffaella Ocone.
IChemE is pleased to introduce a new CPD training course designed to strengthen project management capabilities across the chemical, biochemical, and process engineering sectors.
IChemE is proud to announce a new strategic partnership with CATCH, the Humber-based training and development organisation supporting the process, energy, engineering and renewable industries.
IChemE is proud to announce the relaunch of the Jack Loftus Medal, a prestigious award recognising outstanding contributions in project management within the process industries.
Three researchers, Alexander O’Malley, Jack Williams and Simon Freakley, have completed their Andrew Fellowships, funded by IChemE.
The CIA, IChemE, RSC and SCI commit to working with the government and each other to help implement key recommendations.
IChemE in Australia hosted their inaugural roundtable to discuss the engineering circular economy outcomes in the clean energy transition.
IChemE has launched a new training course to help chemical, process and biochemical engineers develop the skills they need to succeed in their first management role.
Artificial intelligence, process automation and digital twins top the agenda at IChemE’s Digitalisation Conference in Manchester this October.