Mission and principles

We bring researchers together to use AI in pursuit of a deeper understanding of biology and a future without neurological disease, beginning with diabetic peripheral neuropathy.

01

Keep people at the center.

Our purpose is to make progress that matters to people’s lives, preserving sensation, mobility, independence, and health. Those outcomes guide the questions we choose and the changes we seek.

02

Make mechanisms understandable.

We work toward explanations that show how a biological effect arises. We make the causal steps, assumptions, and alternative routes explicit so the reasoning can be followed and challenged.

03

Put quantities behind explanations.

We ask how much, how fast, where, and under what conditions. We connect models to measurements, check physical constraints, and look for predictions that distinguish competing explanations.

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Use AI to deepen inquiry.

AI helps us examine evidence, develop research software, and run computational experiments. We judge its contribution by the understanding it enables and the questions it helps resolve.

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Let confidence follow evidence.

We distinguish observations, model predictions, and our own judgments. We state uncertainty, account for shared evidence, and revise the full explanation when a result changes what its parts can support.

06

Carry understanding toward cures.

We pursue prevention, treatment, and repair as distinct scientific questions. We describe progress at the stage it has reached and keep working toward the evidence needed to improve people’s lives.

Better futures start
with better questions.

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

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