Chemingineering | A New Bellwether
There have been 2 noteworthy decisions on the fossil fuel front this month – one by the world’s largest public bank and the other...
Chemingineering | Powering the Future
This month, our columnist examines the architecture, advantages and limitations of the Lithium-ion battery. Energy storage in large quantities is important if we have...
Chemingineering | Nano Fertilisers
Few years from now, fertilisers could turn from commodities to knowledge chemicals. Our columnist takes a peek into the world of Nanofertilisers, which promise...
Chemingineering | Expanding Frontiers
This month we celebrate 50 years of the conquest of Moon. Our columnist examines some of the advances in material science that made space...
Chemingineering | Carbon Nanotubes – The unfulfilled Promise
Nearly 3 decades after its discovery, the much-hyped Carbon Nanotubes have failed to live up to its potential. Our columnist examines the reasons for...
Chemingineering | Small is Beautiful
This month, our columnist peers through the microscope to examine the fascinating world of Microreactors. Microreactors have numerous advantages and offer an exciting alternative...
Chemingineering | The Mother Molecule
On 17th April we learned that Helium Hydride – the first molecule of the Universe – has been spotted in space. Our columnist provides...
Chemingineering | A Quantum Jump
This month, our columnist provides an overview of Quantum Computing, a paradigm shift in computing with unparalleled speed and power. It is likely to...
Chemingineering | Closing Window
This month, our columnist examines a burning issue - the rising emissions of Greenhouse Gases and the consequent global warming that is threatening to...
Chemingineering | Catch ‘em Young
In this 25th edition of Chemingineering, our columnist goes down memory lane and recalls columns featuring Emerging Technologies and makes a case for not...
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