
Before he built a brain-analysis company with his scientist brother, Heungyeol Lee worked in accounting, advertising and telecom. His unlikely route became the point: make difficult science legible, useful and human.
A Johns Hopkins neuroscientist and his CEO brother built a company that reads 169 things out of a single MRI - cognition, temperament, aptitude, risk. From Baltimore, they are betting families will pay to see it.