New IChemE president sets out agenda on skills, diversity and public engagement NEW IChemE president Ollie Folayan has set ...

IChemE’s recent spring conferring ceremonies across the UK brought together members, volunteers and award winners to ...

ANDY BURNHAM has pledged to begin “reindustrialising Britain” in his first speech as UK prime minister, while speculation ...

THE UK’s largest primary steel producer, British Steel, has been brought under public ownership by the government in its effort to “protect the UK’s national interest”.

ICHEME has welcomed Ollie Folayan MBE as its 85th president, succeeding Raffaella Ocone. Head of process engineering at Costain, Folayan has more than two decades of experience spanning traditional ...

IChemE has welcomed the UK government’s £350m Critical Chemicals Resilience Fund, describing it as a significant boost for a sector that underpins everything from energy and pharmaceuticals to food ...

At IChemE, we spend a lot of time planning Employer Partner meetings around the workforce challenges facing our profession. Skills shortages, graduate readiness, recruitment and retention are all ...

The 2026 Hydrogen Innovation and Technology Conference will bring together experts from industry, policy, business and academia to explore hydrogen’s role in the energy transition. Ruth Powell speaks ...

Using a simple systems analysis, Northumberland farmer Mike Lewis compares forestry, grain production and solar generation to explore whether tree planting is always the most effective route to carbon ...

There will be no hard restrictions on PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) in UK manufacturing and trade despite ...

BILLIONAIRE chairman of Ineos Sir Jim Ratcliffe has said the UK’s chemicals industry faces “extinction”, following the company’s closure of its ethanol plant in Grangemouth last week. Ratcliffe blamed ...