Edoardo Milotti

Edoardo Milotti is a Full Professor at the Department of Physics, University of Trieste, and a research associate of the Italian Institute for Nuclear Physics (INFN). His career spans institutions including CERN, Max-Planck-Institut für Physik, and INFN. He holds a physics degree (cum laude) from 1982 and has contributed to gravitational wave research as a member of the Virgo collaboration.

• Born in 1958
• PhD grant at International School for Advanced Studies (Trieste) in 1983
• Permanent researcher at INFN (1986) and University of Trieste (1987-1999)
• Associate Professor at University of Udine (1999-2005) and Trieste (2005-2013)
• Full Professor at University of Trieste since 2013

Research focuses on gravitational waves, statistical methods, and interdisciplinary physics applications. He has developed courses on Bayesian statistics, gravitational wave detection, and biophysics topics. His work connects experimental physics with data analysis and computational techniques.

Key affiliations include:

• Virgo - European Gravitational Observatory
• INFN (Sezione di Trieste)
• Alumni DAAD Italia
• American Physical Society
• European Physical Society

Scientific contributions:

• Recipient of the Young Physicist Prize (SIF, 1985)
• Participant in HPC, Big Data, and Quantum Computing projects

Teaching activities include:

• Advanced Statistics for Physics (MSc level)
• Gravitational Waves (MSc level)
• Introduction to Bayesian Methods (PhD level)
• Introductory Biophysics and Radiobiology

He has contributed to outreach initiatives in scientific computing, energy-environment issues, and physics education resources.