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AIChE 2024: Oklahoma State University recap

Friday, November 22, 2024

AIChE recruitment fair


A Key Convergence for Innovation and Professional Growth in Chemical Engineering

 

The AIChE Annual Conference is a pivotal hub for connecting, growing, and sharing research ideas among chemical engineers seeking community and professional development. It blends academic and industry researchers at all career stages to explore cutting-edge chemical engineering topics.

 

The 2024 conference was hosted in San Diego, California, from Oct. 27-31. Oklahoma State University’s School of Chemical Engineering faculty and students returned with new connections, insights, and incentives. Here are the highlights that showcased OSU’s Chemical Engineering:

 

ABSTRACTS, SESSIONS AND INVITED TALKS:

 

Associate professor and presenting author, Clint Aichele, graduate student and author, Rukhsar Ahmed, Oklahoma State University, and authors Izak Nieuwoudt, Tony Cai, and Sayeed Mohammed, Fractionation Research Inc.

An Improved Overall Efficiency Correlation Based on Total and Non-Total Reflux Data (223b)

 

GSK scientific leader and presenting author, Stephanie Lam, professor and author Prajnaparamita Dhar, University of Kansas, and associate professor, and author Clint Aichele, Oklahoma State University.

Connecting the dots in the industry (invited Talks) (396)

 

Postdoctoral research fellow and presenting author, Sushobhan Pradhan, associate professor and author Clint Aichele, and associate professor and author Prem Bikkina.

Carbonated High Salinity Waterflooding for Simultaneous EOR, CO₂ Storage, and Produced Water Disposal (585h)

 

Graduate student and presenting author, Saeed Azizi, graduate student and author, Songpei Xie, associate consultant and author, Anirban Ghosh, associate professor and author Mark Krzmarzick, and associate professor and author, Clint Aichele.

Investigating the Potential of TMS-EDTA Modified Silica for Valuable Element Adsorption from Produced Water (42b) 

Graduate student and presenting author, Alireza Zahedi, doctoral researcher and author Anirban Ghosh, R&D Engineer and author Michael Mirand, and associate professor and author Clint Aichele.

Enhancing Predictability of Gas Evolution Rate in Hydrocarbon Systems through Live Oil Property-Based Mass Transfer Coefficient Determination (582d)

 

Graduate student and presenting author, Alireza Zahedi, doctoral researcher and author Anirban Ghosh, R&D Engineer and author Michael Mirand, and associate professor and author Clint Aichele.

Enhancing Predictability of Gas Evolution Rate in Hydrocarbon Systems through Live Oil Property-Based Mass Transfer Coefficient Determination (582d)

 

Assistant professor and presenting author, Hong Je Cho, Oklahoma State University, and professor and author, Yomaria Pagan Torres, University of Puerto Rico at Mayaguez.

Catalyst Design, Synthesis, and Characterization VII: Multicomponent and Interfacial Sites (387)

 

Postdoctoral research associate and presenting author, Rohit Chauhan, graduate student and author, Rohan Sartape, associate professor and author, Meenesh R. Singh, University of Illinois, Chicago; postdoctoral fellow and author, Rashmi Mishra and associate professor and author, Jindal Shah, Oklahoma State University. 

High-Throughput Electrochemical Tool to Study CO₂ Solubility in Ionic Liquids: Synergism of Void Fractions and Ionic Interactions (537d)

 

Graduate student and presenting author Sudip Kumar Das, and associate professor and author Jindal Shah.          Understanding Thermodynamics of the Cytochrome P450 Enzymatic Cycle for Ionic Liquid Biodegradation (54f)

 

Graduate student and presenting author Ashutosh Kumar Verma, graduate student and author, Amey Thorat, and associate professor, and author Jindal Shah.

Force Field Development for Pyrrolidinium–Based Ionic Liquids for Ionic Conductivity Predictions (169an)

 

Graduate student and presenting author Masrur Ahmed, and associate professor and author Jindal Shah.

Predicting Ionic Conductivity of Ionic Liquid and Solvent Mixtures Using Machine Learning (169da)

 

Graduate student and presenting author, Ashutosh Kumar Verma, graduate student and author, Amey Thorat, associate professor, and author Jindal Shah.

Effect of Polarization on Ionic Conductivity Predictions in Binary Ionic Liquid Mixtures (203g)

 

Graduate student and presenting author, Amey Thorat, graduate student, and author, Ashutosh Kumar Verma, associate professor and author, Jindal Shah, Oklahoma State University; graduate student and author, Rohan Sartape, postdoctoral research associate and author, Rohit Chauhan, associate professor and author, and Meenesh R. Singh, University of Illinois, Chicago.

Influence of Solution Environment on Estimation of Ionic Conductivity in Ionic Liquid Electrolytes (636e)

https://aiche.confex.com/aiche/2024/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/687220

https://aiche.confex.com/aiche/2024/meetingapp.cgi/Paper/692215

 

Travel expenses for many of the faculty and students to attend the conference were paid by the School of Chemical Engineering and the College of Engineering, Architecture, and Technology through generous gifts given by our donors to support our program.


EVENTS:

The AIChE 2024 Graduate Student Recruitment Fair took place on Sunday, Oct. 27, bringing together sponsors, representatives, and faculty from across the nation to engage with prospective students.

 

Dr. Jindal Shah, an associate professor and the graduate program director at Oklahoma State University, played a pivotal role in managing the recruitment fair. With his extensive expertise in chemical engineering, Shah interacted with prospective students and organized the participation of current OSU graduate students.

 

The following 11 students — Masrur Ahmed, Saeed Azizi, Omio Das, Sudip Das, Niloo Fatemipayam, Saba Ghasemi Naraghi, Sushobhan Pradhan, Zeyuan Song, Amey Thorat, Ashuotsh Verma, and Alireza Zahedi all played a vital role by networking and sharing their positive experiences at OSU.

 

The event was also managed by Natalie Henderson, who created the marketing items and ensured that ChE’s presence was both visually appealing and informative, and faculty members Clint Aichele, Hong Je Cho, Seokjin Kim, Heather Fahlenkamp, and Josh Ramsey who contributed their dedication and leadership. Together, their teamwork highlighted the strengths of ChE’s graduate programs and fostered meaningful connections with future students.

 

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