Exhibition for the Italian Institutes of Culture abroad
			The Legacy of Galvani and Volta in contemporary science
			
			
			Panels of the Exhibition
		
		
			- Historical aspects connected with Galvani
 A1. Luigi Galvani
 A2. Galvani physician, anatomist and obstetrician
 A3. Animal electricity
 A4. Galvani's frogs: original tables from the De viribus electricitatis in motu musculari. Commentarius
- Historical aspects connected with Volta
 B1. Alessandro Volta
 B2. Volta physicist and "pneumatic" chemist
 B3. Volta "electrifying physicist"
 B4. Volta's pile
- The Galvani-Volta controversy
 C1. Galvani and Volta: the controversy (I)
 C2. Galvani and Volta: the controversy (II)
 C3. Galvani andVolta: the controversy (III)
- Modern biological aspects
 D1. The brain: the electrical signal
 D2. The brain: the transduction of the electric signal into chemical signal and vice-versa
 D3. Nerves and muscles
 D4. The muscle: the molecular structure and the electromechanical coupling
 D5. Positron emission tomography (PET)
 D6. Hadrontherapy
 D7. Computed tomography
- Modern physics aspects
 E1. Modern piles
 E2. Cosmic rays and particle astrophysics
 E3. Neutrinos from the stars
 E4. Neutrino oscillations. Atmospheric neutrinos
 E5. Scientific use of space
 E6. Electroweak unification
 E7. Open problems in the unification of the forces
 E8. Electromagnetic waves. Radio communications
 E9. High energy accelerators
 E10. Internet and World Wide Web: Sheeps and Particles
- Historical instruments connected with Galvani and Volta
 F1. Copy of the electrostatic machine of Galvani
 F2. Copy of the "pila a colonna" of Volta
 F3. Various books
- Technical terms containing Galvani and Volta names
			
- Popularized Scientific material from CERN, INFN, University of Bologna and of Pavia, Committees for the Galvani and Volta Celebrations, Sapere
		
		
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		 A cura di Roberto Giacomelli.
 A cura di Roberto Giacomelli.