All Ireland
Webinar: National Early Career Committee (NECC) Annual Meeting
- Date From 9th November 2023
- Date To 9th November 2023
- Price Free of charge, open to all.
- Location Online: 18:00 GMT. Duration: 1 hour.
Overview
Members will discuss achievements, future goals, and elected leadership for the coming year. The event will showcase a vibrant community dedicated to advancing chemical engineering and supporting the development of early-career professionals in the UK and Ireland.
The upcoming event features three distinguished speakers, including an industry professional specializing in hydrogen. Topics will cover the latest advancements and challenges in the hydrogen sector as well as across chemical engineering topics, providing insights into its technological, economic, and environmental aspects. Attendees can expect valuable perspectives and discussions on the current state and future trends in the dynamic chemical engineering industry.
Committee nominations
Nominations to join the committee are welcomed from all members. The positions of Chair, Treasurer and a number of other positions are open for nominations.
Please note that volunteers for committee positions must be current members of IChemE.
Speakers
Anousha Khan, Climate Technology Manager, Ecoway Global
Anousha, currently serving as a Climate Technology Manager at Ecoway Global, is a chemical engineer by study, and she fervently champions the cause of Energy Transition. Her dedication extends to her role as the Chair of the National Early Career Committee within the Institution of Chemical Engineers. Anousha's active involvement also extends to being a member of the IChemE Research and Innovation Community of Practice. She boasts a remarkable portfolio of contributions to The Chemical Engineer Journal, including an insightful piece recounting her participation in the Voice of the Futyre 2023 event held at the UK House of Commons. There, she delved into critical topics such as climate action, education, and the role of women in technology.
Other speakers tbc
The material presented in this webinar has not been peer-reviewed. Any opinions are the presenters' own and do not necessarily represent those of IChemE or the NECC. The information is given in good faith but without any liability on the part of IChemE.
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