Engineer Checklists and Learning from Apollo
March 24, 2020Industry Focus,Technical Expertise & Testing
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Recently, I discussed the five management lessons that we can learn from the Apollo lunar landing in 1969. Continuing on this theme, an article in The Chemical Engineer, “Houston-We have a checklist” a UK magazine that I write for, had an interesting take on the…
Common Myths About Engineers
March 3, 2020Innovation Mindset,Technical Expertise & Testing
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As a regular reader of Chemical Engineering Progress (CEP), I was impressed to see its Editor-in-Chief Cindy Mascone writing her monthly editorial as a poem. She mentioned that when she writes for the magazine "accuracy, clarity, and conciseness take…
Moonshot & Management Lessons
March 3, 2020Innovation Mindset
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2019 is the 50th anniversary of the Miracle Mets World Series-winning season, Joe Namath and the New York Jets taking the Super Bowl title, and the New York Knicks’ NBA Championship win with Bill Bradley. 1969 was quite a time for…
Agile Project Teams in Engineering
February 11, 2020Innovation Mindset
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Engineering these days requires agility. We’re reconfiguring…
Weighing Alternative API Filtration Technologies
January 21, 2020Industry Focus,Technical Expertise & Testing
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Being a process engineer is all about making choices. When it comes API filtration technologies, many different types of equipment can be used for removing catalyst residues. While conventional filtration equipment is operated manually, I recently worked…


