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IChemE President Dr Ollie Folayan has launched Engineering Tomorrow: The Five Forces Shaping Chemical Engineering, a new Presidential Inquiry examining how the profession can respond to, enable and lead the rapid changes reshaping industry and the wider economy.
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IChemE is delighted to congratulate eleven of its members who have been elected as Fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering.
IChemE has launched Skills for Success, a new professional learning and career development programme for students, work-based learners, recent graduates and early-career engineers.
IChemE are pleased to announce that nominations for the 2027 Medals and Prizes programme are now open.
Hydrogen production, infrastructure, safety and end-use applications take centre stage at IChemE's Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Conference, taking place in Manchester on 14–15 October 2026.
IChemE has announced the finalists for the Malaysia Awards 2026, recognising leading organisations and individuals whose work is advancing engineering excellence across Malaysia.
IChemE has announced the finalists for the Australasia Awards 2026, recognising outstanding achievements in chemical and process engineering across Australia and New Zealand.
CIBSE and IChemE are pleased to announce an exciting new collaboration as IChemE relocates its London base to CIBSE's headquarters at Saffron Hill, close to the City of London.
IChemE is pleased to announce the launch of Process Engineering for Sustainable Development, a new fully open access journal dedicated to advancing the role of process engineering in addressing some of the world’s most pressing sustainability challenges.
IChemE is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of pioneering biochemical engineer Professor Mike Hoare FREng FIChemE .
IChemE is delighted to welcome IChemE Fellow Chris McDonald as the UK’s new science minister, following the recent government reshuffle.
IChemE in the press
In Letters to the Editor in The Times, Yvonne Baker shares her thoughts on the new Prime Minister's reindustrialisation agenda and calls for a strategy backed up by action and support.
IChemE is delighted to celebrate the outstanding achievement of Myrtle Dawes, IChemE Fellow, who has been awarded an Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours List for services to Energy and Technology.
IChemE’s first global ChemEngConnect virtual conference wrapped up a powerful two‑week programme of technical learning, professional development and thought leadership, drawing nearly 2,000 registrations from 85 countries.
IChemE has welcomed a report from the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) detailing how chemistry capability translates into economic value across the UK, as an important recognition of the fundamental role of the chemicals industry to the UK economy.