Summary
Fulvio Corno is a computer engineering professor and Vice Rector for Education at Politecnico di Torino with over two decades of academic leadership blending web architectures, Semantic Web research, and e-learning innovation. He has led the e-Lite research group and pioneered university-wide services like Poli@Home, marrying hands-on web development and distributed systems teaching with research on accessibility, eye-tracking, and intelligent environments. His work sits at the intersection of semantic search, ontologies and assistive technologies, delivering practical tools for disabled users and smart-domotics applications. Known for translating research into institutional education strategy, he has repeatedly steered technology adoption across the university while maintaining an active publication and project portfolio. Based in Turin, he combines deep engineering roots (PhD in Computer Science Engineering) with a knack for turning academic prototypes into scalable educational services.
11 years of coding experience
28 years of employment as a software developer
Liceo Scientifico, Liceo Scientifico at Liceo Scientifico Aldo Moro
Ph.D., Computer Science Engineering, Ph.D., Computer Science Engineering at Politecnico di Torino
English, Italian, Spanish, French