Bioelectrochemistry

Bioelectrochemistry is the study of how biological systems produce and use electrical energy. It explores processes like nerve signals, muscle contractions, and cellular functions by examining how electrons transfer within and between living cells. This field combines biology and electrochemistry to understand natural phenomena such as electricity in the body and develop applications like biosensors, medical devices, and bioenergy sources. Essentially, it bridges the gap between electrical activity and biological processes, helping us better understand life at a molecular level and innovate in healthcare and technology.