Memoirs Of An Inconvenient Scientist

Life is like a rainbow. At first we see a clear sky. Then a little rain falls, and though we get wet, the sky becomes full of colours categorized into seven basic hues but actually an infinite spectrum of lights of different frequency. A whole roomful of rainbows so far.

This is the story of Roger Coghill a Cambridge trained biologist who for many years specialised in the science of bioelectromagnetics, the science investigating the effects of electricity and electromagnetism on organic
life.