Advanced Applications with Computing Methods in Information Security

Dear Colleagues,

We are pleased to announce an upcoming Special Issue on the profound influence of Machine Learning and Generative AI across a range of advanced scientific and engineering disciplines, including Applied Mathematics, Fluid Mechanics, Solid Mechanics, and Astrodynamics, highlighting how these technologies are redefining both theoretical and applied research in these fields, bringing new insights into the behavior of dynamic systems and expanding the frontiers of predictive modeling.

A particular emphasis will be placed on Theoretical Seismology and Earthquake Engineering, where intelligent computational models are enhancing our understanding of wave propagation through various media. These advancements are crucial for improving earthquake detection and resilience, as well as for refining methods in Full Wave Inversion, a technique vital for subsurface imaging and characterizing material properties in complex geophysical scenarios.

This issue will also feature groundbreaking research in Brain dynamics, focusing on how AI can model brain activity with unprecedented accuracy, fostering progress in neuroscience and medical diagnostics. By bridging AI with traditional physical sciences, we aim to foster innovations across diverse fields, from seismology to astrophysics.

We warmly invite you to contribute to this Special Issue, sharing your insights and advancing the dialogue on these transformative topics.

Dr. Manish Gupta
Guest Editor

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