Dr. Bosl joined USF in the summer of 2013 as the director of the Health Informatics program. He was a computational physicist (PhD Stanford) before joining the Boston Children's Hospital Informatics Program (CHIP) as a faculty member with Harvard Medical School. While developing his research at CHIP, Dr. Bosl pursued further doctoral training in clinical neuroscience and collaborated with physicians in the Neurology and Developmental Medicine departments on research to find early biomarkers of neurodevelopmental disorders in children, with a focus on autism and epilepsy. He was also a lecturer and collaborator with the MIT Global Health Informatics group on neurotechnology for global mental healthcare, a project that involves a growing network of research partners in Africa. Dr. Bosl holds an adjunct research scientist appointment with Children's Hospital in Oakland Research Institute. His research focuses on early detection and monitoring of neurological and developmental disorders in children; global mental health; nonlinear signal processing and machine learning in healthcare; and cognitive phenotypes, consciousness and electrophysiology.