Institute meeting members' needs where they work

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The American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AICE) benefits chemical engineers across industry by ensuring that it is abreast of all new technological developments and continually providing opportunities for its members. AICE furnishes updated information on new technological specialties and helps under-represented groups create professional networks and expand their career prospects. It also provides professional and technical training programs to all members regardless of field of specialty to help them maximize their potential.

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CWRT helps industry define and measure sustainable business practices

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The American Institute of Chemical Engineers' Center for Waste Reduction Technologies (CWRT) is helping companies across industry to develop and implement sustainable practices. These practices will enable firms to continue creating the technologies that have created many products which benefit consumers while reducing the environmental impact of their operations. A CWRT sponsor group has developed, for instance, sustainability metrics that account for both economic and environmental profitability.

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Identifying the technologies of the future: the Research and New Technology Committee

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The American Institute of Chemical Engineers' newly formed Research and New Technology Cmte is benefiting chemical engineers regardless of specialty by enabling them to work with scientists and non-chemical engineers in the fields of bioinformatics, molecular computation and nanotechnology. The committee also functions as an informal networking vehicle to enable people to meet chemical engineers who conduct much of the leading work in emerging technological areas.

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