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Aitia (f.k.a GNS Healthcare, Inc.)
Company typePrivate (subsidiary of Via Science)
FoundedIthaca, New York, USA (2000 (2000))
FounderColin Hill (CEO)
Iya Khalil
Headquarters,
USA
Websitehttps://www.aitiabio.com/

Aitia (f.k.a GNS Healthcare) is a biosimulation company based in Somerville, MA.

A company called Gene Network Sciences (GNS), was founded in 2000 by Cornell physicists Colin Hill and Iya Khalil, which focused on computational biology models of interactions among genes and proteins in cells, with a focus on cancer drug discovery.[1]

Aitia was formed as a subsidiary of GNS in 2010 to apply the data analytic methods the company had developed to the healthcare provider, health insurance, pharmacy benefit management and health informatics industries.[2]

References

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  1. ^ Friedlander, Blaine (October 21, 2002). "Gene Network Sciences, company started and funded by Cornell students, gets $2 million federal grant for cancer research". Cornell Chronicle.
  2. ^ McBride, Ryan (27 April 2010). "Gene Network Sciences Using Supercomputing to Match Patients with a Drug That Works". Xconomy.

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