Nucleo GTM brain
Nucleo develops automated CT analysis for oncology teams to quantify body composition and tumor lesions.
category
Oncology imaging AImarket profile
- text: Oncology and radiology teams extract tumor measurements and body composition information from CT imaging, much of it manually.
- text: Quantitative imaging tools address repeatable lesion measurements and treatment-response assessment across scans.
personas
- title: Oncology radiologistpains:
- Manual lesion sizing and segmentation take time
- Measurements and classifications need consistency across studies
- title: Medical oncologistpains:
- Needs interpretable imaging measurements to support treatment assessment
- Body composition and muscle loss are difficult to quantify consistently from routine scans
- title: Hospital imaging or oncology service line leaderpains:
- Specialists spend time extracting quantitative imaging measures
- Any new clinical tool must fit review, validation and integration requirements
icp
- text: Hospitals and cancer centers with oncology and radiology teams using CT scans; company reports work with major US academic centers.
- text: Clinical research and pharma imaging groups requiring quantitative tumor and body composition data are adjacent targets described in hiring copy.
message pillars
- text: Automate oncology CT analysis.
- text: Quantify muscle and fat for body composition assessment.
- text: Measure tumor lesions consistently.
- text: Support RECIST lesion classification.
objections
- objection: Is the software validated and cleared for our intended clinical use?response: Request relevant validation studies, intended-use documentation and regulatory status for the specific jurisdiction and workflow.
- objection: Will measurements be reliable across our scanners and patient population?response: Evaluate performance on a representative local dataset with expert review before deployment.
- objection: Can it fit our imaging and security infrastructure?response: Confirm PACS integration, deployment architecture, privacy and IT requirements directly; the public homepage does not specify them.
competitors
- name: Infervisionwebsite: https://global.infervision.com/products/infercare-recistwhy: InferCare RECIST supports CT lesion measurement, tracking and oncology response assessment.
- name: Fraunhofer MEVISwebsite: https://www.mevis.fraunhofer.de/en/portfolio/solutions/oncochange.htmlwhy: OncoChange automates CT lesion tracking and measurement for follow-up.
- name: Voiant Clinicalwebsite: https://www.voiantclinical.com/therapeutic-areas/oncology/why: Provides oncology trial imaging and semi-automated RECIST assessment.
influencers
- name: Angelica Iacovelliurl: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/nucleowhy: Co-founder and CEO with medical imaging research background.
keywords
- oncology CT AI
- automated tumor lesion measurement
- RECIST lesion classification software
- CT body composition analysis
- sarcopenia CT segmentation
- automated oncology imaging
voice
- Clinical and concise
- Outcome-oriented
- Focused on measurable imaging workflows
signals
- text: A cancer center is seeking to standardize RECIST tumor measurements across follow-up scans.
- text: An oncology imaging or research group is studying sarcopenia or quantifying body composition from CT.
hiring
- AI Engineer
pricing
model: unknown
motion
sales_ledchannels
- hospital partnerships
- website demos
- YC launch
confidence
mediumFounders
- name: Angelica Iacovellititle: Founder/CEOrole: CEObio: Angelica Iacovelli is the CEO and co-founder of Nucleo. Previously, she was a researcher at Stanford University, where she worked on cardiovascular modeling, simulating blood flow dynamics using GNNs, LSTMs, and Transformers. The models are now part of NVIDIA’s scientific libraries. She holds BS+MS in Mathematical Engineering from Politecnico di Milano and completed a research exchange at IIT Madras.
- name: Luca Pegolottititle: Founder/CTOrole: CTObio: I am a researcher in Applied Mathematics and AI for healthcare by training. I hold degrees from Politecnico di Milano, Italy (BSc) and EPFL, Switzerland (MSc and PhD), and have conducted research at the Stanford School of Medicine during my PhD and as a Postdoc. Before founding Nucleo, I was part of Apple Health AI, where I worked on physics-informed machine learning. I've published papers on computational methods, cardiovascular system modeling, and AI for medical images and optical sensors.