Veronica Ruozzi is a biomedical engineer and researcher working in physical and numerical modeling of surgical interactions, physics-based sonification and medical XR at TUM CAMP. Her work connects biomechanical simulation with multisensory interfaces for computer-assisted procedures.

She earned a PhD cum laude in Biomedical Engineering from Politecnico di Milano. Her doctoral research studied physics-based extended reality for real-time guidance in minimally invasive cardiovascular interventions.

Her contribution to SoniXense sits at the bridge between tool–tissue interaction and auditory representation: physical changes in tissue can become meaningful sound.