Electromagnetic Fields in Bioengineering: Advancing the One Health Paradigm

Dear Colleagues,

The application of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) in biomedicine has experienced remarkable growth in recent years, significantly improving patient quality of life. From diagnostic technologies to innovative therapeutic approaches, EMFs have demonstrated notable potential for addressing complex medical challenges with non-invasive or minimally invasive applications and for the exchange of sensitive health data through wireless RF and mm wave technologies.

Within this context, the OneHealth approach emerges as a fundamental paradigm, recognizing that human health is intrinsically connected to environmental and ecological factors. Electromagnetic field applications, viewed through the OneHealth lens, offer unique opportunities to develop solutions that benefit multiple aspects of health, leading to more comprehensive medical and public health approaches.

In parallel, recent advancements in computational modeling and novel stochastic and machine learning tools have opened new frontiers for the study of EMF–biological system interactions and secure sensitive data transmission. As these technologies continue to evolve, there is an urgent need to explore their full potential while addressing safety concerns and standardization issues.

We are pleased to invite you to submit your work to this Special Issue on "Electromagnetic Fields in Bioengineering: Advancing the One Health Paradigm", which will focus on cutting-edge research and developments in this rapidly evolving field.

Both original research contributions and review papers are welcome, which may include, but are not limited to, the following topics:

• Innovative computational modeling and simulation of EMF interactions with biological tissues.
• Novel therapeutic applications of EMFs (e.g., cancer treatment, regenerative medicine, and neurostimulation).
• Advanced diagnostic techniques utilizing electromagnetic technologies.
• Innovative materials and devices for EMF generation and detection in medical applications.
• Wireless technologies for healthcare monitoring and telemedicine.
• Safety considerations and biological effects of EMF exposure.
• Machine learning and AI approaches for EMF-based diagnostics and therapies.
• Environmental monitoring through electromagnetic field-based technologies.
• Integrated OneHealth approaches for EMF technologies in health surveillance.

We look forward to your valuable contributions.

Dr. Marta Bonato
Dr. Silvia Gallucci
Dr. Emma Chiaramello
Guest Editors

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