Volta's first published work, exploring the attraction of electric fire.

Volta engaged in frequent correspondence with prominent scientists across Europe, sharing his ideas, experiments, and findings. These letters provide valuable insights into his scientific thinking and the development of his discoveries.

Volta's detailed letter to Sir Joseph Banks, president of the Royal Society of London, describing the voltaic pile, was a pivotal communication that made the device widely known.

Volta regularly published his research findings in scientific journals and presented them at scientific meetings. This ensured the dissemination of his ideas and contributed to the advancement of scientific knowledge.