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Advanced Computational Technologies

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ACT delivers the benefits of leading-edge research in Advanced Computing technology, such as Evolutionary Computation (EC) and associated computational intelligence technologies as fully supported, production-quality systems.

ACT's applications give your business a competitive edge and can be delivered as bespoke enhancements to your existing systems or as standalone modules to provide your business with new technology. 

Do any of the following sound familiar?

• ENGINEERS: "Multiple design parameters and constraints are hindering the development of your high-tech product - you need some new ideas and directions..."

• CHEMISTS: "The sheer number of potential compounds is slowing your intentions to develop a new medicinal drug ..."

• SOFTWARE SUPPLIERS: "You need something new in your product range, to give you a competitive edge..."

• DESIGNERS: "You want to explore brand new design spaces and generate radically new designs..."

• MARKETING MANAGERS: "You have masses of data in a Customer database and you need to select the most appropriate segment for a new marketing campaign..."

• PROJECT MANAGERS: "You have many different projects running in parallel, all trying to use the same resources at the same time..."

All of these problems (and many, many more!) can be solved with ACT's Advanced Computational Technology. A number of case studies are available. 

ACT can also provide a complete range of services such as seminars, consultancy and training workshops to enable your business to understand and harness these powerful technologies.

For more details use the menu on the left. 

ACT is developing a Drug Design application using Evolutionary Algorithms in partnership with EVOTEC, based near Oxford, UK.

ACT staff are acting as General Chair and Publicity Chair for IEEE CEC 2011 (IEEE Congress on Evolutionary Computation) in New Orleans.

ACT News - December 2009

ACT is working with the school of pharmacy and bio-molecular sciences at Brighton University, UK in a collaboration to explore the potential for modelling Ion transport across cell membranes, using ACT expertise in Evolutionary Algorithms. Click here for a link to the Brighton Research page.