Massimiliano Razzano

Massimiliano Razzano is an Associate Professor of Experimental Physics at the University of Pisa's Department of Physics. His research focuses on multimessenger astrophysics, investigating extreme cosmic phenomena through gravitational waves and high-energy photons (X-rays and gamma rays), with particular emphasis on neutron stars and pulsars.

His core research areas include:

• Multimessenger astronomy combining gravitational waves and electromagnetic signals
• Advanced data analysis techniques including machine learning and neural networks
• Citizen science applications in physics research
• Development of next-generation gravitational wave detectors

Professor Razzano is an active member of major international collaborations: Fermi Large Area Telescope Collaboration (since 2003), Virgo Collaboration (since 2013), and Einstein Telescope Collaboration (since 2021). He has authored the book 'Ascoltare il Cosmo' (Carocci Editore, 2021) about astrophysics frontiers from neutrinos to gravitational waves.

His office hours are scheduled via Microsoft Teams, with additional meetings available by appointment. No specific awards, students, or grants information is currently available.