Artificial Intelligence Research for Complex Biological Systems (2nd Edition)
A Special Issue of Biology (ISSN 2079-7737) belonging to the section "Bioinformatics".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 30 June 2027 | Viewed by 423
Editors
Interests: single-cell omics data analysis; deep learning; mathematical modeling; cancer epigenetics; neuroscience
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Interests: chimeric RNAs; fusion proteins and liquid biopsy in complex diseases; machine learning and genomics algorithms
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
This collection is the second edition of the previous issue, "Artificial Intelligence Research for Complex Biological Systems". Advancements in intelligent computing technology have significantly propelled cutting-edge research within the realms of bioinformatics, computational systems biology and related fields. Intelligent computing methodologies have assumed a progressively pivotal role in both biological and medical research to investigate complex biological systems. Notably, intelligent computational approaches have demonstrated their efficacy in analyzing single-cell and bulk omics data, elucidating dynamic mechanisms pertinent to cancer and neuroscience and proficiently modeling and optimizing intricate biological systems. Single-cell omics data, characterized by their complex format, voluminous nature, high data dimensionality, suboptimal data quality and pronounced levels of noise, have become a focal point in contemporary computational biology research, underscoring the importance of employing intelligent computing techniques for their analysis and interpretation. The anticipated emergence of generative artificial intelligence offers promise in establishing foundational computational frameworks, thereby fostering systematic advancements in biological and biomedical research. Consequently, we are pleased to announce an upcoming Special Issue titled “Artificial Intelligence Research for Complex Biological Systems (2nd Edition)” in the journal Biology [MDPI]. The overarching objective of this Special Issue is to showcase the latest breakthroughs in the fields of bioinformatics, computational systems biology and modern genomics, and we welcome submissions of technical papers focusing on data-driven studies leveraging intelligent computing technologies.
Dr. Yong Chen
Dr. Milana Frenkel-Morgenstern
Guest Editors
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Keywords
- deep learning
- generative artificial intelligence
- bioinformatics
- complex biological systems
- cancer
- neuroscience
- next-generation sequencing
- single-cell and bulk omics
- genomics
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