In thermodynamics journals, the Journal of Human Thermodynamics (JHT) is a semi-annual publication of articles on topics related to the thermodynamics of human life, from atoms, entropy, relationships, society, to wealth, etc., as well as place for book reviews on recently-published human thermodynamics related books. [1] The JHT is an open-access, free of charge, online journal maintained by the Institute of Human Thermodynamics. The JHT was conceived and started in 2005 by American chemical engineer Libb Thims. The JHT, is a periodic publication of articles on thermodynamics and its applications to human life as contributed by human thermodynamicists, and related researchers, scientists, and writers in the field.

Motto
The 2005-present motto of the JHT is:


which, of course, is a spin on the Nobel Prize motto. In 2012 retrospect reflection, knowing that thermodynamics and physical science in general is strongly deterministic, meaning that the fate of humankind is already determined, a more apt motto might be:

“To Promote the Art and Science of Human Thermodynamics for the Better Understanding of Human Existence.”

ISSN
The ISSN for the JHT is 1559-386X as registered with the US ISSN Center and listed in the OCLC. [2] The JHT is listed in Ulrich's Periodical Directory under category "energy". [3]

Citations
The following are a few noted JHT citations, discovered in Google Books or Google Scholar, in with the JHT is mentioned or has one its articles cited:

● (a) Nahle, Nasif. (2009). “A Thermodynamic Description of Life and Death in Biosystems”, Journal of Human Thermodynamics, 5: 7-14.
(b) Feng, Hao. (2010). Ultrasound Technology for Food Bioprocessing (Nahle, pgs. 110, 122). Springer.
● Pati, Surya P., Padhi, Mousumi, and Kumar, Pankaj. (2010). “Influencing Employee Attitudes through HR Practices: an Exploration Study in Indian IT sector.” (abs) International Journal of Indian Culture and Business Management, 3(6): 607-22.

JHT beta wiki
The JHT beta wiki was launched in 2011 to facilitate open review and open wiki article improvement.

American economisit Irving Fisher's economics thermodynamics variable table, from his 1892 PhD dissertation Mathematical Investigations into the Theory of Value and Prices, described by Paul Samuelson as "the best of all doctoral dissertations in economics", the content of which was heavily influenced by the physics, chemical thermodynamics, and vector analysis teachings of his advisor, American engineer Willard Gibbs.

Variables table
In 2011, following the discovery of American economisit Irving Fisher's economics thermodynamics variable table, shown adjacent, wherein Fisher defines a human as a "particle" (see: human particle), as found in American physical economics historian Philip Mirowski's 1989 More Heat Than Light, JHT founder Libb Thims began to request human thermodynamics variables table from submitting authors, so to (a) define what exactly the view the human to be, in their models, and (b) to define exactly how they see or view every other "variable" (or property) in their article, so to keep presentations away or aloof from obfuscation, misrepresentation, and or confusion.

See also
● JHT: Journal article potentials

References
1. (a) Journal of Human Thermodynamics, Chicago: IoHT Publishing.
(b) Journal of Human Thermodynamics – Google Books.
(c) Journal of Human Thermodynamics – WorldCat.org.
2. (a) ISSN = International Standard Serial Number.
(b) JHT is registered with the US ISSN Center and listed in the OCLC (Online Computer Library Center).
3. Journal of Human Thermodynamics – Ulrich's Periodical Directory (category "energy").