Dear colleagues,

Since the beginning of this discipline, the roles and contributions of women in the development of classical thermodynamics have never been clearly presented. Despite the large number of scientific papers and books co-authored by women during the 20th century, not many of them are known, even to experts. This runs contrary to the contributions woman make in chemistry-related areas of thermodynamics, which are better known because of the processes named after them.

The strategic goal for society is to ensure a stable, flexible, efficient, economically feasible, and ecologically clean future. The developments concerning these aspects are associated with thermodynamics.

Improving the individual technologies becomes more challenging from year-to-year, as thermodynamic inefficiencies approach unavoidable levels.

The purpose of this Special Issue is to emphasize the research activities of female scientists (lead researcher or co-author) in the field of thermodynamics. Thermodynamic research is often “an idea” that can become reality through a deep evaluation, optimization, and practical realization.

MDPI and Dynamics dedicate this project to the International Women’s Day. On behalf of all colleagues involved in this project, I would like to send you my best wishes for your health, success, and happiness.

We encourage our female colleagues to consider contributing to this Special Issue. If so, please send a short abstract to Prof. Morosuk before submitting the paper.

Prof. Dr. Tatiana Morosuk
Guest Editor

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• engineering thermodynamics
• molecular thermodynamics
• applied thermodynamics
• Advanced thermodynamics
• physical Chemistry
• thermodynamic-related topics