Matthew Campisi

Matthew Campisi, PhD, is an Industry Associate Professor in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at NYU Tandon School of Engineering. With over 20 years of experience, he is a med-tech innovator and techno-preneur, focusing on developing practical, scalable, and affordable medical technologies. He serves as the Founder and CTO of UE LifeSciences, where he led the development of products like NoTouch BreastScan, iBreastExam, and cervAIcal.

His research interests span biomedical signal processing, embedded systems design, communication theory, medical device commercialization, and networking. He emphasizes translating academic research into real-world applications that prioritize accessibility and cost-effectiveness.

Campisi’s professional affiliations include roles at NYU Tandon and UE LifeSciences. His work has contributed to life-saving screening technologies, as highlighted in media such as Vogue. Though no specific grants or awards are listed, his industry contributions underscore his impact in med-tech innovation.