Comparative Electro-Physiology is a pioneering work in the field of biophysics, in which the renowned Indian scientist Sir Jadis Chandra Bose compares the electrical properties of plant and animal tissues. Featuring detailed experiments and analysis, as well as insightful discussions of the philosophical implications of his research, this book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of science and the intersection of biology and physics.

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