We built NeuropathIQ because the connections that could accelerate neuroscience research already exist in the literature — they're just invisible. A Parkinson's researcher doesn't read ALS papers. An ALS team doesn't track MS trials. The biology doesn't respect those silos. NeuropathIQ finds what falls between them.
NeuropathIQ transforms publicly available neurological research into structured evidence intelligence, helping researchers investigate cross-disease connections, biological pathways and supporting evidence with scientific traceability.
Tyler Green founded NeuropathIQ after recognizing a growing challenge during his neuroscience education: the volume of biomedical research has expanded beyond what any individual researcher can realistically synthesize. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a concentration in Neurobiology and a Minor in Psychology from the University of Victoria, with academic training spanning molecular biology, genetics, neuroscience, physiology, cell biology, and psychology.
To complement his neuroscience background with advanced computational methods, Tyler completed Stanford University's Certificate in Fundamentals of AI/ML in Precision Medicine. Combining both disciplines, he founded NeuropathIQ to organize publicly available biomedical knowledge into a structured, evidence-traceable research platform designed to help researchers investigate meaningful biological patterns and connections and generate stronger hypotheses.
Today, Tyler leads the company's strategic vision, scientific direction, and product development.
NeuropathIQ is building an evidence intelligence platform to help researchers navigate an increasingly complex neurological research landscape with greater clarity, traceability, and efficiency.
By connecting literature observations with governed entities, biological pathways, ontologies, and supporting provenance, NeuropathIQ helps researchers investigate patterns and connections that can be difficult to see across disconnected research sources. Our vision is to make existing scientific knowledge easier to explore, connect, and investigate.
"The next neurological breakthrough may already exist within today's scientific evidence. Our mission is to help researchers discover the connections that bring it to light."
— Tyler Green, Founder & CEO, NeuropathIQ
Curious how the platform actually works — from public research sources through the knowledge graph to Research Insight? See How NeuropathIQ Works →
For research inquiries or partnership opportunities, visit our contact page or email hello@neuropathiq.com.