About Giambattista Scandella
Lived 1770 – 1798 (aged 27–28). Giambattista Scandella was a diplomat.
Giambattista Scandella (1770–1798) was an Italian physician and scientist who emigrated to the United States in 1796. Scandella studied medicine at the University of Padua, and then went into medical practice in Venice in 1786. He also conducted agricultural research on fertilizer and other topics.
Scandella was appointed as Secretary of the Venetian Embassy, serving in London. With experience abroad, Scandella had interest in American. He went to Quebec in 1796, and then settled in Philadelphia. He was elected to the American Philosophical Society in April 1798.
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Who was Giambattista Scandella?
Italian physician
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Giambattista Scandella was born in 1770.
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Giambattista Scandella died in 1798.
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Giambattista Scandella was a diplomat.
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