Tag: molecules

Part 4 – Heat and Work Libb Thims,“Your human chemistry professor” and founder/organizer of the Institute of Human Thermodynamics (IoHTD) published the first edition of The Journal of Human Thermodynamics back in 2005. Since then, the free-access publication has featured a series of papers “… on thermodynamics and its applications to human life as contributed […]

Part 3 – The Human Molecule Libb Thims,“Your human chemistry professor” and founder/organizer of the Institute of Human Thermodynamics (IoHTD) is author of The Human Molecule “The first full-length book on the history and development of the concept of the human molecule, with focus on its mechanistic function in the 200-year old science of human […]

Part 2 – Perhaps you’re not a giant molecule? Libb Thims,“Your human chemistry professor” and founder/organizer of the Institute of Human Thermodynamics (IoHTD) continues his investigations into the troublesome question ‘Are you a giant molecule?’. Although, according to his survey, “About 57% of people agree that humans are molecules.” there is still a fierce ongoing […]

Part 1 – Are you a giant molecule? Author, surfer, American chemical engineer, and ironman (aspirant) Libb Thims is “Your human chemistry professor” and is founder/organizer of the Institute of Human Thermodynamics (IoHTD). Over the next three days, Improbable will be profiling Thims and linking to a suite of his publications – the first of […]