Working frantically on AI in Medicine special issue

I am editing a special issue of Artificial Intelligence in Medicine on Medical Analytics for Healthcare Intelligence, together with my colleagues Elpida keravnou-Papailiou of the University of Cyprus and Tianhua Chen of the University of Huddersfield. We are working hard on it as we have received over 100 submissions to the special issue (I have never experienced anything close to it in my quite long career), a testament to the popularity and importance of this topic. We hope to have paper evaluation and selection completed by the end of April 2020.

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