The Journal of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare & Life Sciences (JAIHL) is an international, peer-reviewed, Gold Open Access journal publishing original research, systematic reviews and methodological work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and the biomedical and clinical sciences.
JAIHL aims to strengthen the evidence base for safe, transparent and clinically meaningful artificial intelligence in healthcare and the life sciences by publishing work that meets a high bar for methodological rigor, reproducibility and ethical compliance.
What we publish. Research that applies AI, machine learning or other data-driven methods to genuine healthcare, clinical or life-sciences problems, across these areas:
- Medical AI and diagnostics
- Drug discovery and genomics
- Clinical decision support systems
- Healthcare data science and natural language processing
- Public and global health AI
- AI ethics, governance and translational research
The full scope, including what falls outside it, is set out in the Aims & Scope page.
Who it is for. Machine learning researchers, clinicians, biomedical engineers, bioinformaticians, health data scientists, regulatory and policy researchers, and institutions working on the responsible development and evaluation of AI in healthcare and the life sciences.
At a glance
- Publication model: Gold Open Access, with continuous online publication.
- Peer review: double-anonymized.
- License: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0).
- Fees: no submission or peer-review charges. An Article Processing Charge applies to accepted articles only, with waivers and discounts available for eligible authors.
- ISSN (online): to be assigned.
Publisher and independence. JAIHL is published by Scirator Conferences LLP, Hyderabad, India. Editorial decisions are made independently of the publisher and of commercial interests, including the technology and healthcare-AI companies whose products or methods may be the subject of published research. See the Editorial Independence and Publisher & Governance pages.
Contact. editor@jaihl.org