He was best known for a medical dissertation titled: De Anthropogenia dissertatio anatomico physica (1718, Bologna).
During this time, the debates were still raging between the followers of Marcello Malpighi and of Giovanni Girolamo Sbaraglia.
In the first half of the 1720s Vogli returns to the university to study algebra with professor Carlo Hebert Gerolimino.
His work on Fluidi Nervei Historia (1720) where he applied comparative physiology of different species.
Vogli would marry the sister of Vincenzo Menghini, who was one of the first to report the presence of iron in the blood.