conference series in areas of importance to chemical engineering
CACHE is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit that promotes the development and distribution of computer-related and/or technology-based educational aids for the chemical engineering profession. Some of the activities include:
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Future Initiatives:
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educational technology Utilising interactive applications as educational tools in higher education: perspectives from teachers and students, and an analysis of academic outcomes Miguel Martín-Sómer, Cintia Casado, Gema Gomez-Pozuelo Education for Chemical Engineers Thursday, October 5, 2023 |
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AI and ML Machine Learning in Chemical Engineering: Hands-on Activities Vitor Lavor, Fernando de Come, Moisés Teles dos Santos, Ardson S. Vianna Jr. Education for Chemical Engineers Wednesday, October 4, 2023 |
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AI and ML An Artificial Intelligence Course for Chemical Engineers Min Wu, Ulderico Di Caprio, Florence Vermeire, Peter Hellinckx, Leen Braeken, Steffen Waldherr, M. Enis Leblebic Education for Chemical Engineers Wednesday, September 27, 2023 |
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AI and ML Application of artificial intelligence in adaptation of gamification in education: A literature review Srimathi Suresh Babu, Anitha Dhakshina Moorthy Computer Applications in Engineering Education Wednesday, September 27, 2023 |
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transport phenomena Interactive Learning of Diffusion and the Diffusion Equation with Mathematical Software Victor Leborán and Francisco Rivadulla Journal of Chemical Education Thursday, September 21, 2023 |
conference series in areas of importance to chemical engineering |
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Development of Computational-Based Tools and Modules for Chemical Engineering Education |
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