Todd Rose: podcast appearances and interviews

Larry Todd Rose, born on November 28, 1974, is an American scientist, author, professor, and social entrepreneur. He is recognized for his work in developmental psychology and educational neuroscience, particularly for his application of dynamical systems principles to the study of development, intelligence, and learning. Rose has contributed to the Science of the Individual, emphasizing how understanding individuality can influence human potential, talent development, and the design of social institutions. He is the co-founder and CEO of Populace, a Boston-based think tank, and has previously served as a professor at Harvard University. During his tenure at Harvard, Rose was the faculty director of the Mind, Brain, and Education program and led the Laboratory for the Science of Individuality. He has authored multiple books including Collective Illusions, Dark Horse, The End of Average, and Square Peg, exploring themes related to human diversity and potential.