Alexander Forbes (1882–1965) was a prominent American neurophysiologist and electrophysiologist who spent much of his career serving as a professor of physiology at Harvard Medical School. Over the course of his life, his academic and scientific endeavors left a profound mark on the scientific community.
Forbes is recognized for having had an enormous impact on the fields of physiology and neuroscience during the twentieth century. His work at Harvard Medical School helped shape the trajectory of these disciplines during a transformative era for medical research.
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