Roger Gosden

Roger Gosden is an internationally known reproductive physiologist who trained in Cambridge under Sir Robert Edwards (Nobel Prize 2010). After retiring from Cornell’s medical college in NYC, he teaches endocrinology and founded a boutique publishing firm to connect with his lifelong passion for writing and nature. His creative and editorial output appears in books and biomedical research journals, memoirs, magazines and newspapers, and a novel under a pen name (Rowan Gordon). He also ghostwrites and blogs about nature conservation. He lives in Virginia with his wife, Dr. Lucinda Veeck Gosden, the embryologist for America's pioneering IVF program. He pledges profits from books to charities.