Matteo Olimpo is a Veterinary Surgeon and Researcher in Veterinary Teaching Hospital at the University of Turin. He is a specialist in Small Animal Pathology and Clinical Sciences with a surgical focus, holds a PhD in Veterinary Sciences, and a second-level Master’s degree in Robotic Surgery. From 2011 to 2020, he carried out clinical and research activities in orthopedics under the supervision of Prof. Bruno Peirone and Prof. Lisa Piras. Since 2020, he has been working as a soft tissue and emergency surgeon at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital of Grugliasco, within the team led by Prof. Paolo Buracco and Prof. Emanuela Morello. His research activity focuses on oncologic, orthopedic, and minimally invasive surgery, with a particular interest in robotic surgery. He is the author of 29 publications in international scientific journals. He is actively involved in teaching within the Veterinary Medicine degree programs and specialization schools, with a particular focus on thoracic and urologic surgery. He supervises numerous undergraduate and postgraduate theses and regularly participates as a speaker at national and international conferences. He has participated in and coordinated research projects at both national and international levels.