Stéphane LeducStéphane Leduc (1853-1939) was a French biologist and philosopher known for his pioneering work in the field of experimental biology. Leduc's research focused on the physico-chemical aspects of life processes, exploring the connections between physicl phenomena and biological functions. His innovative experiments with osmotic growth and crystallization contributed significantly to the understanding of life's fundamental mechanisms. Leduc's interdisciplinary approach bridged the gap between physics and biology, shaping modern perspectives on the relationship between matter and life. Read More Read Less