William Bosl

William J. Bosl is a Professor at the University of San Francisco School of Nursing and Health Professions, with affiliations to the Data Institute (leading the Healthcare AI Initiative) and the Clinical Neuroinformatics & AI Laboratory. He holds an Affiliate Research Faculty position at Boston Children’s Hospital and has previously worked at Harvard Medical School, Stanford University, and Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Education:

• PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience (Boston University, 2016)
• PhD in Geophysics (Stanford University, 1999)
• MA in Mathematics (University of Pittsburgh)
• MS in Atmospheric Physics (University of Michigan)
• BS in Chemistry (Miami University)

As a neuroscientist and data scientist, Dr. Bosl focuses on clinical neuroinformatics and machine learning to develop digital biomarkers for neurodevelopmental disorders like autism and epilepsy. His work bridges physiological signal processing, nonlinear dynamics, and AI, with recent publications emphasizing reservoir computing and computational modeling of brain activity.

Scientific Awards:

• Distinguished Faculty Research Award (2019)
• Carol Biber Memorial Award for Excellence in Behavioral Neuroscience Research (2015)
• Henry I. Russek Doctoral Achievement Award (2015)

Dr. Bosl mentors students in AI and neuroscience while securing grants for clinical biomarker research. His collaborations span multiple departments including Neurology, Psychiatry, and Sleep Disorders at Boston Children’s Hospital.