Summary
Julia Mossbridge is a founder, scientist, and tech leader who blends neuroscience, human-potential research, and product development to build technology that cultivates hope, compassion, and future-oriented mindsets. With a PhD from Northwestern and over eight years of entrepreneurial experience scaling nonprofits and startups, she has led interdisciplinary teams at organizations such as The Institute for Love and Time, Loving AI, and Mossbridge Institute to create applied research and prototype products in affective AI, time perception, and foresight. Her work has attracted foundation support (e.g., Robert Wood Johnson, Bial) and spans both academic roles and hands-on engineering direction, including projects now deployed or piloted in neuroscience labs and partner organizations. Notably, she pursues pragmatic openness—moving proprietary pilots like TimeMachine toward open source—while integrating practices like anti-racism, humility, and intention into technology leadership.
9 years of coding experience
20 years of employment as a software developer
Ph.D, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Ph.D, Communication Sciences and Disorders at Northwestern University
M.A., Neuroscience, M.A., Neuroscience at University of California, San Francisco
Bachelor of Arts - BA, Neuroscience; minor in Computer science, Bachelor of Arts - BA, Neuroscience; minor in Computer science at Oberlin College