Biography
Dr. Matthew I. Campbell is a mechanical
engineering professor with research focusing on automating
difficult or tedious engineering design tasks. For more than
15 years, he has focused on methods that independently
create solutions for typical mechanical engineering design
problems like gear trains, sheet metal, planar mechanisms,
and planning for manufacturing, assembly and disassembly. As
such he has become a world-class expert in a variety of
fields such as machine design, design theory, artificial
intelligence, graph theory and numerical optimization. He is
a William J. Murray Fellow within the Cockrell School of
Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, a Hans
Fischer Senior Fellow at the Technical University of Munich,
and a 2005 NSF CAREER awardee. He has over a hundred
published articles and has been acknowledged with best paper
awards at conferences by the ASME, ASEE, and the Design
Society. He received his PhD from Carnegie Mellon University
in 2000 with honors and membership in Phi Kappa Phi and Pi
Tau Sigma.
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