Over its 65-year history, the Institute of Process Engineering has improved life for people as well as for Earth itself.
Humankind has been making things since time immemorial. However, the discoveries of the laws of thermodynamics and the conservation of mass in the 1780s helped usher in the Industrial Revolution and forged the discipline we now know as process engineering.
Officially, process engineering is a broad engineering and applied science field investigating the mechanisms of reaction, transfer, and their coupling in the conversion process of materials, and optimizing these processes for large-scale, continuous, and precisely product-oriented operations. It is fundamental to a greener, more sustainable, and intelligent future of the whole society.
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