The 2016 GRICU Congress Special Issue Section

Barolo, Massimiliano; Montante, Giuseppina Maria Rosa

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“…Since its beginning in 1957, 33 special issue sections, [ 27–56,103–105 ] 16 special issues, [ 57–78 ] and 22 special series [ 79–92 ] have been published in the CJCE (Tables A3–A5). The principal organizers were often recognized as guest editors.…”

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“…Congress [49] The Congress of the Italian Association of Chemical Engineering Academicians (GRICU) Fault Detection, Supervision and Safety for Technical Processes (SAFEPROCESS), 10th Chinese National Conference [50] Shandong University of Science and Technology, Tsinghua University (China) The CHEMCON 2016 [51] Anna University (Chennai) Symp in Memory of Prof. Khaled Belkacemi [52] Université Laval Symp on CFD in Chemical Engineering: Process Design (WCCE10) [53] State Univ Campinas (Brazil), Univ Aberdeen (Scotland), Queen's Univ (N. Ireland) In Honour of Prof. W. J. Murray Douglas [54] Hong Kong Polytechnic University LiFePO4 for Batteries [55] Polytechnique Montreal 29th Inter-American Congress of Chemical Engineering/68th CCEC [56] Ryerson University The GRICU 2019 Congress [57] Università di Palermo, Università di Salerno, Politecnico di Torino (Italy) Towards Energy Sustainability with a Social Perspective, 3rd…”

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A perspective on The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering commemorating its 100th volume: 1929–2021

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To celebrate the 100th volume of The Canadian Journal of Chemical Engineering (CJCE) in 2022, we briefly narrate its history and accomplishments. The CJCE's journey began in 1929 with the launch of the Canadian Journal of Research (CJR), which transformed to the Canadian Journal of Technology (CJT) in 1951, and finally to its present name in 1957 as the flagship publication of the Canadian Society for Chemical Engineering (CSChE). Using statistical data and keywords mined from Clarivate's Web of Science (WoS) together with manual searches of the articles published in the CJR and CJT, we describe how the scope of chemical engineering has continued to evolve, over the past 90+ years, in becoming ever more multifaceted. Chemical engineering encompasses traditional areas, such as polymers, thermodynamics, transport phenomena, transfer and separation processes, reactor design, energy conversion, process simulation and control, and environmental science; however, it has been expanding to include biotechnology, biomedical, food processing, novel composite materials, nanotechnology, renewable/green energy, CO 2 capture and transformation, and numerical techniques like neural networks, artificial intelligence, discrete element methods, etc. Like all scientific journals, the growth and success of the CJCE are attributed to the commitment of its contributing authors. We recognize and celebrate the contributions of several prominent Canadian and international researchers, who published their articles in the CJCE. With a number of new initiatives launched in the last decade, we foresee continued improvements in the stature of the CJCE as a top-ranked journal for publishing impactful research, leading to advancements in chemical sciences and engineering.

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Section: Special Issues Special Issue Sections and Special Seriesmentioning

confidence: 99%