Applied Computational Technologies
Software for radiation treatment planning for cancer therapy.
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Applied Computational Technologies developed software for life sciences, focusing on radiation treatment planning for cancer therapy. The company's main product was ProACTive, a dose calculation engine designed to facilitate treatment planning for adaptive radiotherapy.
The company was backed by investors including Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Northeastern Pennsylvania, Idea Foundry, and Pittsburgh Life Sciences Greenhouse. It raised at least $200K in an early-stage VC round in October 2006, followed by another round in January 2009. In December 2013, Applied Computational Technologies was acquired by Varian Medical Systems, a major developer of medical devices and software for treating cancer.
The company also has a history of providing information technology solutions and services, particularly to the United States government and the Department of Defense (DoD), since its founding in 1993. This division of the company focuses on systems engineering, IT security validation, and cybersecurity, translating operational requirements into well-configured systems. The team holds numerous professional certifications, including PMP, CCNA, and ITIL.
Keywords: radiation treatment planning, cancer therapy software, dose calculation engine, adaptive radiotherapy, life sciences software, ProACTive, outcome management healthcare, oncology software, medical imaging technology, government IT solutions, systems engineering, cybersecurity, information assurance, Department of Defense contractor, IT security validation, health tech, radiotherapy, medical software, Varian Medical Systems