[DOC] [TLE] Luigi Galvani - Wikipedia [PAR] Luigi Aloisio Galvani was an Italian physician, physicist, biologist and 
philosopher, who discovered animal electricity. He is recognized as the pioneer 
of bioelectromagnetics. In 1780, he discovered that the muscles of dead frogs' 
legs twitched when struck by an electrical spark. ... He planned to take religious 
vows, but his parents persuaded him not to do... [DOC] [TLE] Discovering Electricity - Twitching Frog Legs - Awesome Stories [PAR] In the late 18th century, two Italian academicsLuigi Galvani and Alessandro 
Voltahad competing theories on what caused a dissected frog's leg to twitch. [DOC] [TLE] Experiment: Microstimulation - Backyard Brains [PAR] Dec 1, 2012 ... Luigi Galvani, an Italian scientist in the 1700's, discovered that electricity applied 
to the nerves of frog legs caused the large muscles to twitch. [DOC] [TLE] Luigi Galvani - Corrosion Doctors [PAR] It had been found that a charge applied to the spinal cord of a frog could 
generate ... While cutting a frog leg, Galvani's steel scalpel touched a brass hook 
that was ... The Italian anatomist and physician Luigi Galvani was one of the first 
to ... static electricity generator would cause the contraction of the muscles in the 
leg of a... [DOC] [TLE] 1000+ ideas about Luigi Galvani on Pinterest | Asylum, Magnetic ... [PAR] This lesson covers the history of batteries and what makes them work. .... wk 17 
Luigi Galvani, painted with electrode and frog legs. ... In the 1780s, the Italian 
physicist Luigi Galvani discovered that a dead frog's leg would twitch .... 
Illustration of Italian physician Luigi Galvani's experiments, in which he applied 
electricity to... [DOC] [TLE] Luigi Galvani | Italian physician and physicist | Britannica.com [PAR] Again, a visitor to his laboratory caused the legs of a skinned frog to kick when a 
... by further experiments that the twitching was, in fact, related to the electrical 
action. ... with only a metallic contact between leg muscles and nerves leading to 
them. ... Galvani delayed the announcement of his findings until 1791, when he... [DOC] [TLE] July | 2014 | JFF News [PAR] Luigi Galvani, an Italian scientist of the 1700s discovered that electricity applied 
to the nerves of frog legs caused the large muscles to twitch. Galvani then... [DOC] [TLE] ECG timeline - History of the electrocardiogram - ECG Library [PAR] Dec 4, 1996 ... He noticed that the frogs' legs twitched during lightening storms and ... "Electricity 
was then applied, and shocks sent through in every ... Schweigger had invented 
the first galvanometer and announced his ... These twitches would later be 
recognised as caused by the electrical currents of the QRS and T... [DOC] [TLE] April 2004 - Massey University [PAR] ... of a frog's leg. The Italian ... securing the leg. Galvani's explanation for the 
twitch of the frog's leg involved 'animal electricity', the life force stored in the 
muscles of the frog. ... and the nature of the substance separating them was the 
source ... called dendrites, which eventually cause the battery to short out. ..... 
announced. [DOC] [TLE] Science Museum 'Mind Maps'; national honours and more | The ... [PAR] In Italy in the 1780s Luigi Galvani discovered that sparks of electricity caused 
frogs' legs to twitch, leading him to propose that nerves work via 'animal electricity
'. ... After the Second World War, technological advances that had been applied to 
... with the recent announcement on both sides of the Atlantic to invest in bold 
new... [DOC] [TLE] 5 From Chemistry to Circuitry | Discovering the Brain | The National ... [PAR] Ackerman examinesHow electrical and chemical signals are conveyed in the 
brain. ... the many discoveries that are sure to be announced throughout the "
Decade of the Brain." ... to replace the accoutrements of an eighteenth-century 
Italian kitchen as the proper ... explanation of just what was twitching in those frog 
legs. [DOC] [TLE] Luigi Galvani - Topics [PAR] He planned to take religious vows, but his parents persuaded him not to do so. ... 
Galvani had announced all of the findings in his talks, but had yet to publish them

Question: This Italian announced that electricity applied to frogs’ legs caused them to twitch
Answer: (Luigi) Galvani