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Daily Archives: May 6, 2013

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Castaldi presents in ASME webinar: Turning Trash into Renewable Energy Treasure

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Castaldi presents in ASME webinar: Turning Trash into Renewable Energy Treasure Marco Castaldi, Steve Goff from Covanta Energy, and John Norton from Norton Engineering are presenting in a free live webinar on Thursday May 30 from 2-3pm ET on the promises and challenges of waste-to-energy technology.  This is part of a series in the ASME…

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Castaldi named new chair of Research and New Technology Committee of AIChE

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Castaldi named new chair of Research and New Technology Committee of AIChE Marco Castaldi is now the new chair of the Research and New Technology Committee (RANTC) of AIChE.  The main activity of RANTC is to keep AIChE on the forefront of new ideas coming “down the pipe” in which chemical engineers can have an…

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