Francesco Terranova is professor of Experimental physics at the University of Milano Bicocca. His research activities focus on neutrino physics both at accelerators and with natural sources. He has been working at CERN and the Gran Sasso laboratories of INFN for more than 20 years contributing to neutrino(OPERA, CUORE),collider (DELPHI at LEP) and fixed target experiments (SPY at the SPS) and developing non-conventional techniques for the detection and study of neutrinos (beta beams, tagged neutrino beams).
