BONNIE E. GOULD ROTHBERG MD, MPH currently serves as Director of Clinical Development at the Rothberg Institute for Childhood Diseases, a post she has held since joining TRI in 2002.  At TRI, Dr. Gould Rothberg is the Principal Investigator of the "Patients Learning About the Natural Evolution of Tuberous Sclerosis" (PLANETS) study of tuberous sclerosis natural history which has, to date, enrolled over 975 participants, the largest such study ever conducted.  Additionally, Dr. Gould Rothberg has just finished a 6-year term as Member of the Board of Directors of the Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance, the national non-profit organization championing the needs of TSC patients in the United States.  Dr. Gould Rothberg completed her B.A. from Cornell University Summa Cum Laude in the Biological Sciences and With Distinction in all Subjects in 1990 and received her Medical (1994) and Masters of Public Health Degrees (2005) from Yale University.  She is currently enrolled in the PhD program in Chronic Disease Epidemiology at Yale University.

WOLFGANG HINZ is a Senior Research Scientist in the chemistry division of The Rothberg Institute. He was educated at the University of Cape Town, South Africa after which he joined the chemistry department at Yale University for post-doctoral studies under the guidance of Prof. Kenneth Wiberg in June 2000. After completing a second post-doc with Prof. Karen Anderson and Prof. David Austin, he joined TRI July 2002.

ISAAC STONER received his Sc. B. degree at Brown University in Biomedical Engineering.  He transitioned into industry early on as the initial hire at Genome Corp, a nextgen sequencing startup.  While at Genome, Isaac singlehandedly developed a miniaturized assay for use in their sequencing platform.  Isaac has additional experience working at a company developing a new approach towards electronic medical records.    Isaac takes a uniquely multidisciplinary approach towards scientific research.  He can be found on his bike when he’s not tackling tough problems in the lab.

CHARLES BECKIUS is The Rothberg Institute's Operations & IT Manager. A Comparative Religion major from Bard College with a focus on 17th Century Poetry, Charles changed directions and spent 8 years in the insurance industry as an analyst, DBA and SysAdmin. Charles joined TRI in August 2003 and has been vital to the behind the scenes operations. In addition to Facility and IT, Charles became Operations Manager in January 2009.