2019 SCEJ Annual Meeting 13-15 March, Shibaura Institute of Technology, Tokyo   We are delighted to announce that our PSC Advocate, EMORI & CO., LTD. will be spreading the PSC word during the 2019 SCEJ Annual Meeting. We would like to invite chemical process engineering students and teachers attending the conference to visit EMORI's booth to learn…

PSC2019 is now on!   We are pleased to announce that PSC2019 has been launched! As in the previous challenge, you can collect PSC Cups, share My PSC referral link and rock our task Phases! All you need to know is available on the PSC2019 task description page. We have upgraded PSC Awards and brought Amazon…

We're delighted to announce that 3 Overall Winners of Process Simulation Cup 2018 are: No.1  Wojciech Zborowski, AGH UST Krakow, Poland No.2 Tomasz Bożek, AGH UST Krakow, Poland No.3 Dominik Triebert, Hochschule Merseburg, Germany Congratulations to the winners and all who participated. We hope to see you again in PSC2019. The new challenge starts on…

Calling all PSC folks! We're still looking for the global optimum in the simulated task! Tickle your grey cells today and win the competition. PSC2018 submissions will officially close on the 31st January at midnight. 3 Overall Winners will be announced shortly after.   Good Luck

Process Simulation Cup 2018   We are pleased to share with you that our PSC2018 presentation has been published in Chemie Ingenieur Technik magazine. Process Simulation Cup 2018 Dr. J. C. Schöneberger, Prof. A. Fricke, Anna Wolna, Chemie Ingenieur Technik 2018, 90 (9), P1245 https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/cite.201855250 Happy Reading!

Coming Soon - Phase 7 The final of PSC2018 is just around the corner. We are only one PSC phase away from finding the next 3 Overall Winners who are defined based on the highest profit achieved in the simulated task. PSC Task Phase 7 will be launched mid-November.... Good Luck!

GOOD NEWS for you and your PSC friends! Sine PSC2018 challenge is over now, you must be wondering what happens to your "My PSC link" that you shared with others to participate in the 2018 challenge. Don't worry about a thing. We've got you covered! All referred contact you've made are carried forward to the next challenge. This…

PSC2018 Task Phase 7   That's right, PSC2018 is coming to an end. We are rolling out the latest phase of this year's task. In this phase, we will determine 3 Overall Winners based on the highest profits achieved in the simulated problem. You have more than 2 months to fight for one of the titles…

Meeting Students and Teachers at AGH, the Faculty of Energy and Fuel. 24 October 2018   PSC Team had a fantastic day in Krakow, Poland talking to teachers and students about the PSC2018 task, the competition background and its goals. We have addressed over 50 chemical process engineering students and met the CHEMCAD course leader,…

Process Simulation Cup: Phase 6 is now on! We have only one more phase to go! Hurry up to catch up with the PSC Cups collection. You can have it all: The No 1 Overall Winner Title and the PSC Cups Champion Title! Pssss.... The secret of the cups collection is to have few solutions…

Process Simulation Cup at Chemcad User Meeting 2018, 14 September Chemcad User Meeting, an exclusive event organized by Chemstations Europe GmbH in Berlin, has officially started. We are all here to talk to CHEMCAD users and our colleagues from Chemstations Inc. in the USA. As always, we're ready to spread the PSC word equipped with…

Process Simulation Cup in Prague, 25-29 August  We had a brilliant time at the 23rd International Congress of Chemical and Process Engineering CHISA 2018 Prague. We enjoyed the poster sessions and lectures attended by almost 500 guests from around the world. We tuned into presentations given by participants from Peru, Colombia, Iran and many more! PSC and…

Proudly presenting PSC2018 Phase 5!   It is quite impressive what you have achieved by manipulating the feed mixture for the bioreactor! It points out that the rule of thumb “The biggest lever in bioprocesses is the optimization of the bioreactor, forget about the downstream!” somehow applies here… You might have expected it, but now…

PSC at Achema 2018: Thank you for showing that we matter to you! We are absolutely delighted to have seen so many students and teachers visiting Chemstations Europe's booth at Achema last week. Your interests and feedback about the Process Simulation Cup, our Awards, and Educational Tools reassured us that we're on the right path to bring…

YAY! The time has come to reveal the next PSC challenge phase. Are you excited? We are! We truly hope you're having a great time with us and will continue working on the PSC challenge. We are now officially ready to unlock the next step. ENJOY!   PSC2018 Task Phase 4 Start: 01.06.2018  Congratulations! You…

PSC2017: Feedback from Stefan Rossbach   Stefan from Hochschule Niederrhein, is the No.3 Overall Winner of the PSC2017 and a double Monthly Winner title winner. Well done! We asked Stefan to share some thoughts with us about his experience and motivation behind the PSC2017 participation. Why did you decide to join? I joined PSC to…

"Process Simulation Cup is a very fine way to learn process simulation on a real process." Prof. Ing. Frank Ramhold, University of Applied Science Merseburg

"PSC is a much-needed effort to encourage chemical process engineering students to work on their industry-related skills. For me, it was not just about the competition, but also a major learning experience. PSC helped me in my professional career at the university and beyond." Ph.D. Student and double PSC Overall Winner, Ewelina Brodawka

“I congratulate Chemstations Europe GmbH very sincerely because Process Simulation Cup it is a unique initiative that enriches and enhances the teaching process of chemical engineering students in the area of simulation and optimization of industrial chemical processes. It is also a great opportunity for active and retired teachers, from around the world, in the…