🚨Our latest editorial highlights the ongoing need to incorporate industrial expertise into the journal and introduces a new article format to support this goal: Down to Business. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link (🔓)

👉 ♻️ Check out a recent @natchemeng.nature.com article that introduces a catalytic strategy that converts polyethylene into ethylene and propylene, enabling efficient closed-loop recycling of polyolefins. @natureportfolio.nature.com #plasticrecycling #sustainability www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Fresh in @natchemeng.nature.com Growing artificial cytoskeleton in the viscoelastic confinement of DNA Artificial Cells. Brilliant work bey Weixiang! #Syntheticcell #systemschemistry www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Our October issue is now live! 🎃 Read about electrified tungsten wire lightbulb reactors, salt formation in CO2 electrolysis, artificial cytoskeleton assembly in viscoelastic confinements, and more! #ChemSky #ChemBio #Physics nature.com/natchemeng/v...

🚨 Online now! A kinetic decoupling–recoupling strategy to overcome kinetic limitations in plastic recycling. A tandem catalytic reactor converts polyethylene into ethylene and propylene with yields of up to 79%. #ChemSky Open access link: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🚨 Online now! Brian Seger comments on both the underlying causes of salt deposition in CO2 electrolysis and potential strategies for resolving this issue. #ChemSky #Physics www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️ Free PDF: rdcu.be/eLcQN

🚨As part of our September Focus issue, 17 experts share their insights on emerging directions in electrochemical separation technologies and their broad impact across diverse applications. #ChemSky #Physics Here is what they said ($): nature.com/articles/s44... Free read PDF: rdcu.be/eH0V5

🎉 Our September issue is live! This month's issue is a Focus on separation science and technology. Read about electrochemical separations, recycling of mixed polyesters, membrane reactors, continuous pharmaceutical crystallization, and more! #ChemSky #Physics nature.com/natchemeng/v...

🚨 Online now! A mixed polyester recycling process integrated with monomer separation and purification for both fossil- and bio-based plastics. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) Free PDF: rdcu.be/eFdFj

Our August editorial highlights several ways the journal is promoting transparency throughout the publishing process, covering transparent peer review, custom code and data sharing, and AI tools. #ChemSky #Physics Read freely here: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🚨 Online now! A Comment from Matt Dods & Jeff Long identifies several key considerations in taking porous CO2 capture materials from the laboratory to the commercial scale. #ChemSky #Physics www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️ Free PDF: rdcu.be/eEavo

🚨Now online! A wearable hydrogel-based electrochemical platform for on-demand hydrogen gas therapy, enabling localized gas generation, storage and sustained delivery. #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) Free PDF: rdcu.be/eCyY9

🚨 Now online! A scalable synthetic approach to fabricate metal–organic framework-based electrodes, achieving high catalytic activity and stability in practical alkaline water electrolysis. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($)

🚨 Now online! Sung Gyung Lee & Hal Alper discuss emerging strategies to increase the competitiveness of engineered biology by rethinking the microbial host, feedstocks, product landscapes and applications. #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) Free PDF: rdcu.be/eCyUG

🎉Our August issue is live! Read about transparency in scientific publishing, boundary sensing in microtubule growth, a wearable hydrogel-based electrochemical for H2 therapeutic delivery, and much more! #ChemSky #Physics #ChemBio nature.com/natchemeng/v...

🚨Now online! A Review from Shihong Lin and co-workers examines membrane and electrochemical technologies for direct lithium extraction, covering separation mechanisms, performance trade-offs and the impact of brine composition. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... ($) 📰 Free PDF: rdcu.be/eAMpG

🚨 Now online! A new Perspective from Suljo Linic and co-workers highlights membrane-catalyst systems as a promising approach for difficult large-scale chemical transformations. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) 📄 Free read PDF: rdcu.be/eAz99

Our July Editorial discusses the need for a systems-level approach to achieve truly sustainable plastic waste management solutions. #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/articles/s44... read the Editorial here (🔓)

🚨Online now! A pore-modulated pyrolysis reactor that enables catalyst-free and energy-efficient upcycling of plastic waste. @yaleengineering.bsky.social #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️Free PDF: rdcu.be/ezJqF

🚨 Now online! Embedding dynamic flow experiments into self-driving laboratories to intensify data acquisition during autonomous inorganic materials synthesis. #ChemSky #CompChem nature.com/articles/s44... link($) ➡️Free PDF: rdcu.be/eycxK

🚨 Now online! A Review from George Huber and co-workers examines the underlying thermodynamic principles, process considerations, and current commercialization efforts of solvent-based plastic recycling technologies. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️Free PDF: rdcu.be/eycu6

🎉Our July issue is live! Read about biomolecular condensates as regulators of enzymatic reactions, flow-driven data intensification for accelerated inorganic materials discovery, plastic waste management technologies, and more! #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/natchemeng/v...

Glad to share our latest comment published in @natchemeng.nature.com Here, we discuss the role of biomolecular condensates as regulators of enzymatic reactions. I hope you enjoy it! www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🚨Online now! A Comment from Paolo Arosio & co-workers on biomolecular condensates as regulators of enzymatic reactions, with a look at how classical reaction engineering principles continue to provide insights into key underlying mechanisms. #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/articles/s44... ($)

🚨Online now! Simonov, Koper, and MacFarlane discuss potential limitations of popular approaches in NOx-to-NH3 research and explore opportunities for its translation into a more practical domain. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️Free PDF: rdcu.be/ev37u

🚨 In case you missed it! An automated system for transferring CVD-grown 2D materials using robotics, demonstrating high production capability with uniformity and repeatability of the transferred materials. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) Free read PDF: rdcu.be/euk5U

🚨 Our June Editorial highlights our dedicated monthly column, By the Numbers, which covers dimensional analysis and scaling as applied to chemical, biological and numerical processes and systems. #ChemSky #Physics Read more here (🔓): www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🎉 Our June issue is live! Read about plasma technologies, COF membranes, stability in CO2 electrolysis, electrified membranes, ferromagnetic pen inks, ultrathin membranes, our By the Numbers article format, and more! #ChemSky #CompChem nature.com/natchemeng/v...

🚨 Online now! A Comment from Haoyuan Zhang & Dan Zhao discusses best practices for covalent organic framework membranes in liquid-phase molecular separations. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️Free read PDF: rdcu.be/eqAKJ

🚨 Online now! A News & Views from Timothy Booth and Peter Bøggild highlights a robotic, solvent-free approach for wafer-scale transfer of layered materials. #ChemSky #CompChem www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) Highlight ($): nature.com/articles/s44... Free PDF: rdcu.be/eqcb4

🚨Online now! A Comment from Annemie Bogaerts discusses the potential and limitations of both cold and warm plasmas, challenges in plasma catalysis and reactor scale-up, and the status of start-up companies. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️Free PDF: rdcu.be/eqb7Z

A pen loaded with magnetic ink can be used to help detect early onset Parkinson’s disease, suggests a study in Nature Chemical Engineering. Neural network assisted data analysis in the device can identify differences in the handwriting of people with and without the disease. #medsky 🧪

🚨 Online now! In a World View, Jason Hein argues that the true promise of automation lies not in throughput, but in the new kind of researcher it enables. #ChemSky #CompChem nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️Free read PDF: rdcu.be/eo6Zh

In our May Focus issue, we asked 7 experts working across automation, control and robotics to share their view on an aspect of their field that they believe will drive transformative progress within these interconnected domains. #chemsky #compchem Link here (🔓): www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🎉Our May Focus issue on robotics and automation is now live! We've organized a collection of content from the current and past issues that explores the intersection of robotics, automation and chemical process design. #ChemSky #CompChem View the collection here: bit.ly/4j9k7r2

🎉 Our May issue is live! Read about automated and robotic transfer of 2D materials, process innovations for enzymatic PET recycling, the airborne biomarker localization engine for open-air point-of-care detection, and much more! #ChemSky #Physics www.nature.com/natchemeng/v...

🚨 Now online! A simple, affordable and portable platform that can detect both non-volatile and volatile molecules and particulate biomarkers from open air in minutes. #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) Free PDF: rdcu.be/emZol

🚨 Now online! Margaret Sobkowicz, Gregg Beckham, and co-workers evaluate and implement multiple process changes to improve the scalability and viability of PET production via enzymatic recycling. #ChemSky #ChemBio www.nature.com/articles/s44... link ($) ➡️ Free read PDF: rdcu.be/ekUrn

Membrane-based separations are a cornerstone of modern chemical engineering. Our April Editorial reiterates our interest in all aspects of the topic, highlighting some recent contributions in the current issue of the journal. #ChemSky #Physics www.nature.com/articles/s44... Link (🔓):

🚨 Now online! A new Perspective from Tom Burdyny discusses the complexities of reporting 'stability' in CO2 electrolysis, calling for a re-evaluation and redefinition of stability as a performance metric. #ChemSky Link with free temporary access here: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

🎉Our April issue is online now! Ion transport in ultrahigh-charge-density membranes, CO2-selective porous single-layer graphene membranes, cost efficiency vs. energy utilization in green ammonia production from intermittent renewable energy, and more! #ChemSky www.nature.com/natchemeng/v...

🚨 Now online! Scalable and reproducible process innovations that simplify the fabrication of porous graphene membranes, achieving membrane areas up to 50 sq cm with promising performance for point-source CO2 capture. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... Open access link (🔓):

🚨Now Online! An Analysis from Smith & Torrente-Murciano explores green ammonia production w/ solar and wind energy at >4500 locations across Europe, proposing levelized cost of utilization to evaluate the economic drive for energy curtailment. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... Link (🔓)

🚨 Now online! Scalable and reproducible process innovations that simplify the fabrication of porous graphene membranes, achieving membrane areas up to 50 sq cm with promising performance for point-source CO2 capture. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... Open access link (🔓):

🚨 Now online! Positively charged membranes with ultrahigh charge densities, tunable water content, and enhanced ionic conductivity and counter-ion/co-ion selectivity! #ChemSky #Physics www.nature.com/articles/s44... Link ($)

With "another boom [...] likely on the horizon" (Luterbacher, Viewpoint) from a transition to sustainable feedstocks, it's an exciting time for reaction engineering! #ChemSky 📰 Our March Editorial overviews our current Focus issue on reaction engineering: www.nature.com/articles/s44... Link (🔓):

🎉Our March Focus issue on reaction engineering is now live! We've organized a collection of content from the current and past issues that explores the multi-scale, multi-physics nature of reaction engineering. #ChemSky View the collection here: go.nature.com/41EfSgt

🚨Online now! As part of our March Focus issue, we asked 13 experts to discuss an opportunity in reaction engineering that holds particular promise for advancing this core area of chemical engineering research and practice. #ChemSky nature.com/articles/s44... (Free access)

🚨Online now! A News & Views from Yao Zheng and Yan Jiao covering a recent Nature paper on a self-healing cathode with an in situ-formed passivation layer that protects metal active sites from oxidation during shutdown conditions. #ChemSky www.nature.com/articles/s44... Link ($)

A study in Nature Chemical Engineering reports on self-aggregating injectable microcrystals for administering long-acting drug implants via low-profile needles, a key factor in patient adoption. https://go.nature.com/4hPxkVs 🧪