[Cuga] JLab User community mourns Salvatore Frullani- a message from Rolf Ent

[Lorelei Chopard]

Salvatore Frullani, an eminent nuclear physicist from INFN well known 
within the electromagnetic scattering community, recently passed away. 
It is difficult to imagine electron scattering experiments without 
Salvatore. Salvatore already early on was involved in quasi-elastic 
(e,e’p) scattering experiments, and the success of this program led to a 
review article in Advances of Nuclear Physics written in collaboration 
with Jean Mougey and published in 1984. This classic article has been 
part of the education of many of us into the world of electron 
scattering experiments off nuclei.

Salvatore has been passionate and extremely dedicated to groundbreaking 
electron scattering experiments throughout his career, starting from his 
work at Frascati and Saclay, through strong involvement of Salvatore and 
his group in the HERMES experiment at DESY, in multiple experiments at 
Jefferson Lab, and recently in the OLYMPUS experiment at DESY. Salvatore 
very well knew where the main scientific issues were in our field.

Many of us will especially remember Salvatore due to his friendly and 
low-key character. Salvatore’s highest-quality knowledge and high 
respect in the field did not deter him from participating in multiple 
experiments, showing up for multiple shifts, often as the worker in owl 
shifts. Working with Salvatore was always enjoyable, and he will be 
sorely missed at Jefferson Lab.

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