The Interdisciplinary Journal of Health, Environment and Computation aims to establish itself as a premier global platform for the publication of state-of-the-art, peer-reviewed research at the junction of health sciences, environmental studies, and computational technologies.
The journal is committed to enhancing interdisciplinary scholarship that confronts the critical scientific, technological, and societal challenges we face today.
The objective of the journal is to facilitate the integration of data-centric methodologies, computational instruments, and digital innovations with essential concepts in life sciences, medicine, nursing, public health, and environmental sustainability.
By advocating for collaborative research and multifaceted perspectives, the journal promotes a holistic strategy for understanding and tackling complex global challenges —such as climate-related health risks, epidemiological modeling, bioinformatics, medical imaging, environmental informatics, and AI-based healthcare solutions.
The Interdisciplinary Journal of Health, Environment and Computation places a significant focus on original research, innovation, and ethical practices, functioning as a vibrant knowledge center for researchers, academicians, clinicians, data scientists, and policy-makers.
The journal encourages contributions that not only augment scientific knowledge but also have the potential to shape policy, improve clinical and environmental outcomes, and stimulate interdisciplinary education and innovation across different domains.