Established in 1923 to provide coverage of technical and business innovations throughout the chemical process and allied industries. Reports on chemistry as a profession, and on the interactions between chemistry and society at large. Regular features include facility management, industry and business, sales and marketing, research, production and technology, chemicals, equipment, instrumentation, government regulations and industry leaders.

Established in 1902 as a forum for general engineering news, career opportunities and new product developments to aid in daily industrial operations. Highlights include a calendar of related trade shows, new products listings, operations and maintenance techniques and marketing services ideas. The editorial team is always looking for news on: New processes, improvements in ways to manufacture CPI products, or process licensing agreements. Developments in engineering technology, e.g. improved control systems, trends in ways of using equipment, techniques for improving plant operations. Industry economics, such as surveys that project the markets for CPI products during coming years, mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and partnerships. Availability of new types of process equipment, new materials, chemicals and services. Plant expansions and announcements of new facilities. Speeches by company executives commenting on important issues facing the CPI and the chemical engineering profession. Actions or statements by government agencies, universities, trade associations and professional societies affecting the CPI or the profession. Chemical Engineering is published monthly by Access Intelligence, primarily for chemical engineers and related technical people in the chemical process industries (CPI), as well as at engineering, design and construction companies that serve the CPI. The editorial team is always looking for news on: • New processes, improvements in ways to manufacture CPI products, or process licensing agreements. • Developments in engineering technology, e.g. improved control systems, trends in ways of using equipment, techniques for improving plant operations. • Industry economics, such as surveys that project the markets for CPI products during coming years, mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures and partnerships. • Availability of new types of process equipment, new materials, chemicals and services. • Plant expansions and announcements of new facilities. • Speeches by company executives commenting on important issues facing the CPI and the chemical engineering profession. • Actions or statements by government agencies, universities, trade associations and professional societies affecting the CPI or the profession. Follow the link for additional information on how the magazine handles news releases: www.che.com/editorial_submissions.html#aboutnews Chemical Engineering DOES accept bylined articles/submissions. Follow the link for additional guidelines and information: www.che.com/editorial_submissions.html All email contact information can be found here: http://www.che.com/faq.html#ed2

Designed as a forum for polymer chemists and engineers to review field technical articles. Topics include polyblends, photopolymers, mechanics of plastic, and polymer welding. The journal does not carry advertisements.

BIC Alliance publishes Business & Industry Connection (BIC) Magazine six times a year and recently marked its 40th year in circulation. BIC reaches nearly 100,000 mid- and upper-level managers and executives in the refining/petrochemical, drilling and exploration, pipeline, marine, terminal, pulp and paper, power generation, and heavy construction industries. Departments in the publication cover industry concerns such as safety, maintenance, purchasing, and the environment. BIC is also available online in its entirety and accessed worldwide. Its horizontal format differs from competitors’ vertical approach. BIC Magazine covers a variety of sectors and departments within the energy industry.

Designed as a forum for general engineering news, career opportunities and new product developments to aid in daily industrial operations. Highlights include a calendar of related trade shows, new products listings, operations and maintenance techniques and marketing service ideas.