The Most Innovative Chemical Companies in 2021

[@MrPippoSenku]

This videos is actually very inspiring for those who want to innovate in the chemical industry.

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

indeed, there are a lot of ppl (especially young ones)

[@ChemEngWeekly]

Great list Emmanuel! Some of these companies really are the future, so they’re a great way to show the up-and-coming areas. P.S: Although, I would have to agree with another comment that your video was a little bit in the way, maybe try putting it in the corner next time? Great content nonetheless

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Indeed! Just checking out some companies is great way to see where the future is heading

[@ChemEngWeekly]

Have to agree!

[@jefersoncostaengineer]

Always watching 😄 Congrats Emmanuel

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Thanks for passing by Jeferson!

[@pierremoore5314]

You make good content keep going, but it would be nice to see the screen without your face in the way

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

I will consider it, thanks for your feedback!

Good video

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Thanks my friend

[@davidevicenzi2071]

I liked of course the video, but i want to ask you a consideration from an economic point of view about all these bio-innovations. What i mean is: do you think that these are all affordable to an extensive production? Or are these just utopistic changing that will remain in their niche of market? I had this doubt thinking about the company "Change Foods" you mentioned in the video. Let me know what you think about it, because me and my colleagues have opposite feelings about it. Have a nice day!!

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Well, those are bets, the idea is not only to be innovative but also competitive vs the status quo products. The one on cheese could be feasible if they really get the tech to do it, it will be either cheaper and/or faster, require less resources and will end up being a similar product. This is why these are kinda start ups, waiting to be economically stable in the future

[@rayyanlahloub2767]

Thank u for the vedio, i want to ask u how can i obtain aspen hysys, and how can u obtain the certificate after finishing the course???

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Legally, you should be able to get it either from your academic institution or work. You can find similar software which are free

[@abishekasokannambiar4172]

Hello sir I have a question regarding chemical engineering. I hv been selected for a chemical engineering role in production of one of the covid Vaccines . Here the production is done in bioreactors. What exactly should I be expecting for my role or how exactly will I be able to contribute in this field.

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

your role is to keep the product within specifications, meaning that you need to know a lot of the process, raw materials, inlets, limits, T,P conditions, etc...

[@abishekasokannambiar4172]

@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy are bioreactors, bioprocess and everything else relavant enough to chemical engineering? Everything seems new to me and I'm taken aback a bit. What kind of an approach should I take or which all methods should I adobt to stay relavant in production of vaccines? Currently I'm in upstream process dealing with bioreactors while the downstream process is related to purification process which includes chromatography and other techniques. Will I be more relavant in upstream or downstream?

[@Aman3]

can you please help me to know where to refer for SYNTHETIC IRON OXIDE MANUFACTURING PORCESS understanding for my college project.

[@ChemicalEngineeringGuy]

Ill go online to check any company near me that sells that

[@Aman3]

@@ChemicalEngineeringGuy thank you!