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Authorised form of nameBeccari; Giacomo Bartolommeo (1682 - 1766)
Other forms of nameIacopo Bartolommeo
Dates1682 - 1766
NationalityItalian
Place of birthBologna, Italy
Date of birth25 July 1682
Place of deathBologna, Italy
Date of death? 19 January 1766
DatesAndPlacesBurial:
Church of the Baraccano
OccupationPhysician
Research fieldPhysiology
Chemistry
ActivityEducation:
Bologna; BA, MB (1704)
Career:
Lecturer in Logic at Bologna (1709); Professor of Theoretical Medicine (1712), then Professor of Practical Medicine at the University of Bologna; taught experimental physics (1714) and chemistry (1734) at the Academy of Bologna; Professor of Chemistry at the University (the first chair of chemistry in Italy) (1737-1749); declined the chair of medicine at Padau and the post of Chief Physician to Pope Benedict XIV
Memberships:
Accademia degli Inquieti; Istituto e Accademia bolognesi delle Scienze e delle Arte
Membership categoryFellow
Date of election27/06/1728
ProposerSir Thomas Dereham
Sir Hans Sloane
James Jurin
RelationshipsSon of Romeo Beccari and his wife, Flaminia Vittoria Maccarini
SourceSources:
Bulloch's Roll; DBI; Hirsch
References:
Marta Cavazza, 'The Institute of Science of Bologna and the Royal Society in the eighteenth century' in NR 2002 vol 56 pp 3-25, plate
CodeNA5687
Archives associated with this Fellow
RefNoTitleDate
RBO/13/43Account of the aurora borealis witnessed at Florence on 19 October 1726 by Bartholomew Beccari1728
LBO/19/100Copy letter from Jacomo Bertolommeo Beccari, Bologna, to William Rutty17 October 1728
EL/B3/2Letter, from Eustachio Manfredi to Giacomo Bartolommeo Beccari, dated at Bologna26 October 1728
EL/B3/1Letter, from Giacomo Bartolommeo Beccari to William Rutty1728
CLP/4i/79Paper, regarding observations of the aurora borealis seen at Florence on 19 October 1726 by Signor Beccari1728
EL/B3/3Letter, from Giacomo Bartolommeo Beccari to Thomas Dereham, dated at BolognaOctober 1728
EL/B3/4Translation of a letter, from Giacomo Bartolommeo Beccari to Thomas Dereham, dated at Bologna1728
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