We’re pleased to announce that Hiden Isochema will be attending the 2026 AIChE Annual Meeting, taking place from 8-12 November 2026 at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA.
Organised by the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), the annual meeting brings together academic and industry professionals to discuss the latest developments in chemical engineering, emerging technologies and industrial innovation. The event provides a forum for sharing research, exchanging ideas and exploring new approaches to engineering challenges
What to Expect
The meeting covers a broad range of chemical engineering disciplines, from fundamental research to industrial applications. Key areas include:
- Chemical and materials engineering
- Energy and sustainable technologies
- Process development and optimisation
- Biotechnology and pharmaceutical engineering
- Computational engineering and machine learning
- Environmental technologies and climate change
With contributions from researchers and industry experts, the meeting offers opportunities to explore new developments and connect with professionals working across the chemical engineering community.
Supporting Chemical Engineering Research
Understanding how gases and vapours interact with materials is important across many areas of chemical engineering, including separation processes, gas storage, catalysis and carbon capture.
Hiden Isochema’s gravimetric sorption instruments enable precise measurement of gas and vapour uptake under controlled conditions, helping researchers investigate adsorption behaviour and characterise materials for a wide range of applications.
Our instruments support research into porous materials, gas separation, energy storage and environmental technologies, providing valuable data to help researchers understand material performance and develop new solutions.
Join Us at AIChE 2026
We look forward to connecting with researchers and industry professionals at the AIChE Annual Meeting in Minneapolis and discussing the latest developments in chemical engineering and materials research.
If you’re attending, we’d welcome the opportunity to connect and discuss how Hiden Isochema’s sorption analysis instruments can support your research.
Interested in learning more about our instruments? Contact us anytime or explore our product pages.
