Mid-Year Insights: New Issue Now Published!
2025-05-29
We are pleased to announce the publication of the latest issue of Medinformatics (eISSN: 3029-1321), which features a compelling array of scholarly articles that advance the frontiers of medical informatics and interdisciplinary research. This issue presents significant contributions addressing innovative methodologies, emerging technologies, and critical developments across various domains, including cancer research, cardiovascular health, and public health:
1. SGVYKVAYDWQH: A Specific Mimotope or A Target-Unrelated Peptide?
2. Environmental Exposures and Cancer Risk: A Comprehensive Review
3. Development of Multi-Task QSTR Models for Acute Toxicity Prediction Towards Daphnia magna Using Machine Learning in the OCHEM Platform
4. Interactome-based Computational Approach to Identify Association Between Cardiomyopathy and Cardiovascular Disease
5. An Ensemble Approach for Artificial Neural Network-Based Liver Disease Identification from Optimal Features Through Hybrid Modeling Integrated with Advanced Explainable AI
6. Classification of Heartbeats Using Convolutional Neural Network with Range Normalization
7. Computational and Theoretical Approach to Deciphering Potential PFAS-Induced Toxicity on the Human Estrogen and Sperm Receptors, with Implications on Female Fertility
All articles from this issue are now accessible on the journal’s website: https://ojs.bonviewpress.com/index.php/MEDIN/issue/view/125
We acknowledge with deep appreciation the dedication of our contributors, reviewers, and readership. Your continued involvement is essential to the advancement of the journal’s mission and scholarly impact.
Thank you for being part of Medinformatics. Stay tuned for more exciting publications in the upcoming issues!
1. SGVYKVAYDWQH: A Specific Mimotope or A Target-Unrelated Peptide?
2. Environmental Exposures and Cancer Risk: A Comprehensive Review
3. Development of Multi-Task QSTR Models for Acute Toxicity Prediction Towards Daphnia magna Using Machine Learning in the OCHEM Platform
4. Interactome-based Computational Approach to Identify Association Between Cardiomyopathy and Cardiovascular Disease
5. An Ensemble Approach for Artificial Neural Network-Based Liver Disease Identification from Optimal Features Through Hybrid Modeling Integrated with Advanced Explainable AI
6. Classification of Heartbeats Using Convolutional Neural Network with Range Normalization
7. Computational and Theoretical Approach to Deciphering Potential PFAS-Induced Toxicity on the Human Estrogen and Sperm Receptors, with Implications on Female Fertility
All articles from this issue are now accessible on the journal’s website: https://ojs.bonviewpress.com/index.php/MEDIN/issue/view/125
We acknowledge with deep appreciation the dedication of our contributors, reviewers, and readership. Your continued involvement is essential to the advancement of the journal’s mission and scholarly impact.
Thank you for being part of Medinformatics. Stay tuned for more exciting publications in the upcoming issues!
