Computers in Biology and Medicine: Volume 140 to Volume 151

Computers in Biology and Medicine is a journal that serves as a medium for the international exchange of research, ideas, and information on the application of computers in the fields of bioscience and medicine. The journal focuses on various aspects of computer usage in these fields and encourages the dissemination of revolutionary advances in this rapidly expanding area.

The journal covers a wide range of topics including the analysis and synthesis of biomedical systems through solutions of equations and simulations, special medical data processing methods, special purpose computers for real-time clinical and experimental use, medical diagnosis, medical record processing, biomedical engineering, medical informatics, bioinformatics, medical applications of the internet and World Wide Web, human genomics, proteomics, and functional brain studies.

The publication policy of Computers in Biology and Medicine includes the publication of new, original articles that have undergone appropriate scientific review, surveys of developments in the field, pedagogical papers focusing on specific areas of interest, and book reviews relevant to the field.

The journal features articles on various topics of special interest, such as computer aids to the analysis of biochemical systems, biocontrol-systems engineering, neuronal simulation, automatic computer analysis of important biological and medical images, computer usage by pharmaceutical and chemical organizations, radiation-dosage computation, accumulation and retrieval of individual medical records, real-time languages, interfaces to patient monitors, clinical chemistry equipment, data handling and display in nuclear medicine and therapy.

Through the publication of these articles and the exchange of research and ideas, Computers in Biology and Medicine aims to advance the application of computer technology in bioscience and medicine, fostering innovation and collaboration in these fields.