Andrew Gray's 'Lord Kelvin: An Account of His Scientific Life and Work' is a comprehensive exploration of the life and contributions of the renowned physicist and engineer, Lord Kelvin. Gray meticulously examines Kelvin's groundbreaking scientific research, particularly in the fields of thermodynamics and electromagnetism, shedding light on his revolutionary theories and significant impact on the scientific community. Written in a precise and analytical style, the book presents Kelvin's work within the context of the 19th century scientific landscape, illustrating his lasting influence on modern physics. Andrew Gray, a distinguished scholar in the history of science, brings his expertise to this biography of Lord Kelvin. Gray's detailed research and insightful analysis provide readers with a thorough understanding of Kelvin's scientific achievements and his lasting legacy in the world of physics. For those interested in the history of science and the life of one of the greatest physicists of the 19th century, 'Lord Kelvin: An Account of His Scientific Life and Work' is a must-read. Gray's meticulous scholarship and engaging writing make this book an essential addition to any library of scientific biographies.