Chemicals

The Manufacturer MX Awards 2019 Ceremony - Image courtesy of The Manufacturer

The Manufacturer MX Awards 2019: All the winners and reactions

The Universities of Surrey and Bristol are to develop super batteries - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

How do you solve a problem like lead battery recycling?

Cars rolling along the production line

Have your say on the most pressing issues facing UK manufacturing in 2020

Power Generation Electricity Bills Energy Increase Non-Commodity Costs Charges - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

£480m joint investment will fund Europe’s largest waste-to-energy plant

Women in chemistry: Reducing the UK’s 2.5 billion binned coffee cups

The 2018 gala’s dinner chairs were Christine Bryant, Senior Vice President, Polyurethanes–North America, Covestro LLC; Karen S. Carter, Chief Inclusion Officer, The Dow Chemical Company; Bruce Chinn, President, Chevron Oronite Company LLC; Susan Ellerbusch, Chief Executive Officer, Air Liquide USA LLC; Erin N. Kane, President and Chief Executive Officer, AdvanSix Inc.; Kirsten Lund-Jurgensen, Ph.D., Executive Vice President, Pfizer Inc; and John Y. Televantos, Senior Partner, Arsenal Capital Partners.

American Institute of Chemical Engineers praises companies for inspiring female engineers

Oil refinery factory - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Digital Transformation

IIoT is helping to build the ‘Refinery of the Future’

Utilising 3D printing to create jigs and fixtures - image courtesy of Formlabs

Replacing machined jigs and fixtures with 3D printing

Business Meeting Investment Finance Money - image courtesy of Depositphotos.

Digitalisation: Investing in your Future

Smart factories are set to improve productivity and labor cost hugely over the next 5 years - image courtesy of APS

Smart factories set to contribute up to £1.13 trillion to the global economy

An artist's impression of the robot manipulating a molecule. Image courtesy of the University of Manchester.

UK scientists develop world’s first molecular robot