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IChemE has opened registration for ChemEngConnect 2026, a free-to-attend, two-week virtual conference running from 15 to 25 June.
IChemE proudly marks the retirement of Beverley Garratt after an extraordinary 47-year career defined by dedication, professionalism, and unwavering commitment.
IChemE has welcomed the government’s announcement of a new £350 million Critical Chemicals Resilience Fund as an important recognition of the strategic role played by the UK chemicals sector in supporting national resilience, industrial capability and economic security.
Widely recognised as the most prestigious awards in chemical, biochemical and process engineering, the IChemE Global Awards shine a spotlight on the breakthrough ideas, achievements and talent shaping the future of this rapidly evolving sector.
IChemE's response to the State Opening of Parliament.
The conference, hosted by IChemE in partnership with AIChE, will take place on 14–15 October 2026 in Manchester, UK.
Board of Trustees vacancies. All successful candidates will be formally elected and take up their seats with effect from the AGM, which is to be held virtually on 9 June 2026.
IChemE is pleased to announce the winners of the 2026 medals and prize round, recognising seventeen individuals and six groups for their exceptional contributions to the fields of chemical, biochemical and process engineering.
IChemE’s Chief Executive Officer Yvonne Bakers highlights the relevance of chemical engineering in the context of the UK Government’s 2026 Spring Statement.
IChemE's Virtual Work Experience programme inspires nearly 7,000 young people to find out more about chemical, biochemical and process engineering.
Rachel Bibby, IChemE’s Director of Member Experience and Knowledge, explains how her directorate is shaping the future of member engagement, professional development and knowledge sharing across the Institution.
IChemE brought industry experts and policymakers together in London for its second energy transition debate, exploring the critical role of chemical engineering in delivering the UK’s industrial strategy, net-zero targets and sustainable growth ambitions.
IChemE is proud to celebrate the outstanding achievements of three of its Fellows, recognised in the New Year Honours List.
IChemE immediate past president Mark Apsey has been awarded the “real privilege” of an honorary professorship at his alma mater, the University of Exeter.