About NPC

The Normal People Coalition is a nonprofit coalition of researchers committed to using AI to build an interpretable, quantitative, mechanistic understanding of biology and turn that understanding toward cures.

A shared belief,
a focused mission.

NPC brings researchers together around a shared belief that the possibilities of AI should translate into better lives. We put that belief into practice by investigating how biological systems work and what changes when disease develops.

Our current focus is diabetic peripheral neuropathy. We bring together perspectives from computational science, biology, medicine, and public health to connect molecular mechanisms with questions about nerve damage, prevention, and repair.

We value explanations whose reasoning is clear, whose predictions can be measured, and whose conclusions change when the evidence does. That commitment to understanding guides our long-term work toward cures for neurological disease.

Our guiding principles

The people behind the work.

Brice Edelman

Brice Edelman

Director

Brice leads NPC’s strategy and research mission. His background spans software development, consulting, and business operations. He is pursuing a PHD in Georgia Tech’s Quantitative Biosciences program, working to use AI to advance our understanding of neurological diseases.

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Chase Hubbard

Chase Hubbard

Researcher

Chase brings experience in data science, machine learning, and biology to NPC’s research. He is now in Georgia Tech’s master’s program in bioinformatics. His research focuses on applications of AI to immunology.

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Hannah Kim

Hannah Kim, D.O.

Policy Advisor

Hannah brings a clinical and public health perspective to NPC’s mission. A resident internal medicine doctor at the Emory School of Medicine, she connects insights from patient care with questions at the intersection of health, policy, and technology.

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Better futures start
with better questions.

Join a coalition working to understand biology and build a future without neurological disease.

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