Summary
Richard Rosch is a clinician-scientist and innovation fellow with 11 years' experience at the nexus of paediatric epilepsy, computational neuroscience, and precision neurotechnology. He leads the Dynamic Brains research group and combines hands-on clinical neurophysiology and epilepsy surgery evaluation with computational modelling to translate mechanistic insights into next-generation bioelectronic therapies. Currently embedded in venture science via Zinc and working with early-stage neurotech ventures (including Coherence Neuro), he shapes translational strategy, care-pathway fit, and trial readiness for adaptive neuromodulation. His background spans top academic centres (UCL, Columbia, Penn, King’s) and clinical quaternary care, giving him rare dual fluency in bedside practice and network-level brain modelling. Unusually for a clinician-scientist, he also draws on arts training (MA in Social Sculpture) and practical tinkering—an approach that surfaces creative, human-centred solutions to complex translational problems.
11 years of coding experience
Freie Kunst, Freie Kunst at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar
BMBCh, Medicine, BMBCh, Medicine at University of Oxford
MA, Social Sculpture, MA, Social Sculpture at Oxford Brookes University
University College London
German, English, Latin