William Bosl

William Bosl is a Visiting Associate Professor of Pediatrics at Harvard Medical School (HMS) and Visiting Faculty at Boston Children's Hospital's Computational Health Informatics Program (CHIP). He also holds an Associate Professorship in Health Informatics, Clinical Psychology, and Data Science at the University of San Francisco, where he founded the Master's program in Health Informatics. His research focuses on clinical neurophysiology and neurodiagnostics, particularly leveraging EEG signals to identify biomarkers for autism, epilepsy, and neurocognitive trauma effects. Dr. Bosl’s work integrates computational physics, signal processing, and biomedical informatics to address neurodevelopmental disorders and clinical decision support.

**Education**: He earned a PhD in computational geophysics from Stanford University and a second PhD in Behavioral Neuroscience from Boston University School of Medicine (2016). His career transitioned from computational physics at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory to neuroscience and health informatics at Boston Children’s Hospital in 2005.

**Research Interests**: Includes EEG-based biomarker discovery, pediatric epilepsy management, neurodevelopmental pathways in premature infants, and global health initiatives such as neurological sequelae of cerebral malaria in Kenyan children. He emphasizes clinical translation of findings, including EHR integration and primary care device development.

**Grants & Collaborations**: Supported by the BCH Innovation & Digital Health Accelerator and partnerships with institutions like Rutgers, University of Texas San Antonio, and the Kenya Medical Research Institute. Collaborations include developing a crowd-sourcing approach for EEG annotation and a prototype infant EEG device for primary care.

**Labs/Teams**: Affiliated with the Computational Health Informatics Program (BCH), University of San Francisco Health Informatics Program, and international research networks addressing neurodevelopmental challenges.