His attachment to one of his most famous theories led to a lengthy feud with William Bayliss and Ern
His attachment to one of his most famous theories led to a lengthy feud with William Bayliss and Ernest Starling. He expanded on Sherrington's explanation of the spinal reflex, while his noted ambidextrous skill as a surgeon and his invention of a non-intrusive namesake "pouch" allowed him to study the digestive process in dogs. His research linking digestion to the nervous system won him the 1904 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine, but he is now better known for other work with dogs. FTP, who is this Russian who taught a dog to associate food with a ringing bell?
His attachment to one of his most famous theories led to a lengthy feud with William Bayliss and Ernest Starling.
Ivan Pavlov