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Microwave Sensors and Artificial Intelligence for Non-contact, Safe and Fast Monitoring of Human Body
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submission deadline 29 Nov 2024 | Viewed by 131 | Submission Open
Airborne Transmission of Diseases in Outdoors and Indoors submission deadline 30 Nov 2024 | 1 articles | Viewed by 1974 | Submission Open
Keywords: air and surface disinfection and purification; airborne transmission of diseases; assessment and modelling; bioaerosols; environmental exposure and health risk assessment
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning Applications for Developing the Diagnosis of COVID-19, Second Edition submission deadline 28 Mar 2025 | Viewed by 150 | Submission Open
Keywords: artificial intelligence; machine learning; computational medical diagnosis; prognosis model; COVID-19
How COVID-19 and Long COVID Changed Individuals and Communities 2.0 submission deadline 31 Aug 2025 | 8 articles | Viewed by 8313 | Submission Open
Keywords: individual and social attitudes and awareness toward COVID-19; literacy (scientific; medical; vaccine; health); vaccine hesitancy; compliance with screening and mitigation rules; pandemic community resilience; multifaceted responses to the enduring COVID-19 pandemic
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