29th European Symposium on Computer Aided Chemical Engineering
29th European Symposium on Computer Aided Chemical Engineering
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"If you would like to synthetically summarize all the works posted in the reviewed monograph and formulate joint proposal characterizing the acquis ESCAPE-29 conference, it should be state that the methodology related to CAPE and PSE is very widespread and developed and its achievements are I'm impressive. It is applicable in modeling, design and optimization processes, control and steering these processes in all areas, which modern engineering deals with chemical and process, both in research and in laboratory practice and industrial. One could also take a chance a statement that in the future CAPE-PSE will condition the development of a modern one chemical engineering." --Przemysl Chemiczny
"If you would like to synthetically summarize all the works posted in the reviewed monograph and formulate joint proposal characterizing the acquis ESCAPE-29 conference, it should be state that the methodology related to CAPE and PSE is very widespread and developed and its achievements are I'm impressive. It is applicable in modeling, design and optimization processes, control and steering these processes in all areas, which modern engineering deals with chemical and process, both in research and in laboratory practice and industrial. One could also take a chance a statement that in the future CAPE-PSE will condition the development of a modern one chemical engineering." --Przemysl Chemiczny
Tony Kiss is a professor and chair in chemical engineering at The University of Manchester, and a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award holder. He has over a decade of industrial experience, working as Senior Project Manager and RD&I Specialist in Separation Technology at AkzoNobel – Research, Development & Innovation. Besides his industrial role, he has been appointed as part-time professor of Separation Technology at University of Twente (Sustainable Process Technology group). He holds a PhD title from University of Amsterdam, and he was also Post Doctoral research fellow at TU Delft and University of Amsterdam. During the past decade, he carried out many research & industrial projects, supervised graduation projects, published several textbooks, book chapters, and over 100 scientific articles. For the pioneering research work, he received in 2013 the Hoogewerff Jongerenprijs – a very prestigious award recognizing the most promising young scientist in The Netherlands. He also led his research team to receive in 2013 the AkzoNobel Innovation Excellence Award for the most successful industrial innovation. More information is available at: www.tonykiss.com University of Bremen, Germany The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands
"If you would like to synthetically summarize all the works posted in the reviewed monograph and formulate joint proposal characterizing the acquis ESCAPE-29 conference, it should be state that the methodology related to CAPE and PSE is very widespread and developed and its achievements are I'm impressive. It is applicable in modeling, design and optimization processes, control and steering these processes in all areas, which modern engineering deals with chemical and process, both in research and in laboratory practice and industrial. One could also take a chance a statement that in the future CAPE-PSE will condition the development of a modern one chemical engineering." --Przemysl Chemiczny
Tony Kiss is a professor and chair in chemical engineering at The University of Manchester, and a Royal Society Wolfson Research Merit Award holder. He has over a decade of industrial experience, working as Senior Project Manager and RD&I Specialist in Separation Technology at AkzoNobel – Research, Development & Innovation. Besides his industrial role, he has been appointed as part-time professor of Separation Technology at University of Twente (Sustainable Process Technology group). He holds a PhD title from University of Amsterdam, and he was also Post Doctoral research fellow at TU Delft and University of Amsterdam. During the past decade, he carried out many research & industrial projects, supervised graduation projects, published several textbooks, book chapters, and over 100 scientific articles. For the pioneering research work, he received in 2013 the Hoogewerff Jongerenprijs – a very prestigious award recognizing the most promising young scientist in The Netherlands. He also led his research team to receive in 2013 the AkzoNobel Innovation Excellence Award for the most successful industrial innovation. More information is available at: www.tonykiss.com University of Bremen, Germany The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong Eindhoven University of Technology, The Netherlands