Heinrich Röder is a company founder and author or co-author of more than 100 publications/talks in theoretical physics and computational sciences. Heinrich Röder obtained his D.Phil at Oxford University, and went on to become an eminent theoretical physicist with positions at University of Hanover and Bayreuth (Germany) and Los Alamos National Laboratory. He has led projects involving the diagonalization of gigadimensional matrices, has done pioneering work in the microscopic mechanisms of colossal magneto resistive perovskites, and initiated the first use of large-scale inverse problem techniques in the analysis of neutron scattering data. Recruited from Los Alamos, Heinrich Röder serves as Biodesix’ CTO, leading the Research and Development side of the Company and designing functionality for next generation products and services. Heinrich Röder is a Rhodes Scholar.