Principal Architect and Director

S. Vincent Grasso, DO, MSIS, MBA is a physician executive, artificial intelligence systems architect, and interdisciplinary innovator directing DLEV Studio in his individual capacity. He serves as Principal Architect for the systems developed and evaluated within the Studio, with background intellectual property held through Grasso & Co., LLC.

His work focuses on the development of human-centered computational systems operating across healthcare, communication, simulation, operational, and institutional environments. Current efforts emphasize multimodal AI, precision clinical communication, workflow intelligence, behavioral interaction systems, and translational architectures designed to improve comprehension, coordination, and decision-making in complex human environments.

Dr. Grasso’s broader work integrates medicine, artificial intelligence, systems engineering, communication science, operational strategy, and translational commercialization to explore how emerging technologies may support next-generation institutional and human-centered systems.

His experience spans leadership and advisory roles across public- and private-sector organizations, including work involving multinational enterprises and advanced AI platform companies such as Panasonic, IPsoft, and LGS Global. These experiences inform the Studio’s emphasis on interdisciplinary systems design, institutional scalability, translational strategy, and operational execution across emerging computational environments.

He maintains an active New Jersey medical license, preserving ongoing connection to clinical practice and contemporary healthcare environments. His work remains informed by direct understanding of patient care, healthcare communication, clinical operations, and the practical realities of healthcare delivery systems.

Academically, his training spans medicine, informatics, systems engineering, behavioral communication, and business process design. He completed clinical training through the Mount Sinai and Yale systems, followed by advanced medical informatics fellowship training through the NASA–Yale Commercial Space Center focused on complex human–machine systems under the mentorship of Richard Satava.

He holds graduate degrees in Information Systems and Business Administration and is currently pursuing doctoral work focused on Precision Clinical Communicomics™, interdisciplinary communication systems, and human-centered AI architectures.

Dr. Grasso currently serves as a Clinical Professor (Volunteer) at Rowan–Virtua School of Osteopathic Medicine and as a Research Professor (Volunteer) in the Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering at the University of New Mexico.

Institutional Independence & Collaboration

DLEV Studio operates independently and is not affiliated with or operated by any university, healthcare organization, government entity, or commercial institution unless explicitly stated through separate written agreement.

Academic and institutional collaborations are pursued selectively to support interdisciplinary research, translational development, educational initiatives, and commercialization-oriented innovation activities while preserving intellectual property ownership and organizational independence.

The Studio maintains structured separation between background intellectual property, translational evaluation activities, academic collaboration, and downstream commercialization initiatives in order to support clear ownership, disciplined operational boundaries, and flexible institutional engagement pathways.