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River City
Data Science

About

River City Data Science is a Richmond, VA based husband-and-wife consulting team. We specialize in the analysis and presentation of data from surveys and data that has been collected but wasn’t intended to be analyzed (real-world data). You are probably sitting on real-world data without even knowing it!


We built our data skills in the world of academic science (we met in grad school pursuing Neuroscience PhDs). Since then, we’ve built careers working with biotech companies, government research, and social science organizations. The common thread has always been using data to understand problems, tell stories, and motivate change. We love to work with clients who serve the public good, whether in business, life science, or nonprofits.

Our Team

Nick George

Nick George

PhD Neuroscience | Technology & Research

Nick has a PhD in Neuroscience from the University of Colorado. He has worked extensively in scientific IT consulting and is the creator of Pharma Pay Watch, an industry intelligence site and job board analyzing the pharma and biotech industries. He has expertise in all things IT and data engineering, developing AI/ML data processing pipelines and specializing in data harmonization, analysis and visualization. Nick also has a passion for scientific communication and creating effective visualizations of complex data.
Alex Hughes

Alex Hughes

PhD Neuroscience | MS Statistics

Alex completed her PhD in Neuroscience at the University of Colorado and her MS in Statistics at Texas A&M University. She worked as a statistician/data scientist with the federal government, first as a contractor and later as staff, from 2021 to 2025, where she largely worked on longitudinal clinical trials and cohort studies. Alex has additional experience working with survey data, big and small, from volunteering with nonprofit organizations looking to learn about the communities they support and serving as a statistical reviewer for national surveys orchestrated by the National Science Foundation and Census Bureau. When she’s not engrossed in data analysis, you can find her squealing at her cats, foam rolling, or planning her next run.

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