In human thermodynamics, Fardin Khalili (1988-) is an Iranian-born American mechanical engineer noted for being the 2013 Institute of Human Thermodynamics funded English translator of Iranian mechanical engineer, thermodynamicist, and 75th prime minister Mehdi Bazargan’s 1956 book Thermodynamics of Humans, the first actual book devoted to the subject of “human thermodynamics”, written, independently, only three years after English physicist C.G. Darwin, in his 1952 The Next Million Years, Introduction chapter, defined the science of “human thermodynamics” as the statistical mechanical study of systems of human molecules. [1] |
| Current working draft cover (18 Apr 2013) to Bazargan translation project. |
