Supersymmetry is a promising candidate for physics
beyond the Standard
Model and there is a large ongoing search for supersymmetric partners of
the SM particles. Moreover, SUSY models with R-parity violation can lead
to neutrino masses in agreement with the present solar and atmospheric
neutrino data. In this talk we present some models for supersymmetry with
bilinear R-parity violation and discuss their role in SUSY searches at
hadronic colliders as well as in the neutrino oscillation scenario.