Marvels of Artificial and Computational Intelligence in Life Sciences is a primer for scholars and students who are interested in the applications of artificial intelligence (AI and computational intelligence (CI) in life sciences and other industries. The book consists of 16 chapters (9 of which focus on AI and 7 which showcase the benefits of CI approaches to solve specific problems). Chapters are edited by subject experts who describe the roles and applications of AI and CI in different parts of our lives in a concise and lucid manner.
The book covers the following key themes:
AI Revolution in Healthcare and Drug Discovery:
AI's Impact on Biology and Energy Management
AI and CI in Physical Sciences and Predictive Modeling
Computational Biology
The editors have compiled a good blend of topics in applied science and engineering to give readers a clear understanding of the multidisciplinary nature of the two facets of computing. Each chapter includes references for advanced readers.
Audience: Researchers and industry professionals in the field of electronics and nanotechnology; students taking advanced courses in electronics and technology.
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