Tiziana Crepaldi is a full professor at the University of Turin, School of Medicine, where she started her teaching career as an associate professor in 2005. Tiziana Crepaldi completed her Master’s degree in Biological Sciences and PhD studies in Human Genetics at the University of Turin, Italy. She has years of research experiences. She was a Research Fellow at the Columbia University (1983), Cornell University (1984), University of Tubingen (1984), University of Turin (1989–1995), and Curie Institute (1994–1995). She then worked at the current university as a Research Assistant (1996–2004). Moreover, Tiziana Crepaldi is currently a member of the Educational Committee, Department of Oncology and School of Medicine, University of Turin. Her main research topics are the molecular and cellular mechanisms that control the signalling of Hepatocyte Growth Factor (HGF) and its receptor tyrosine kinase (MET) in development, tissue repair, and cancer.