Computational Diagnostics / An Eldenhall open-access journal
Artificial intelligence and data science for medicine.
A peer-reviewed, open-access journal for AI, machine learning, and computational methods in healthcare and clinical science, from foundation models and medical imaging to clinical validation and real-world patient outcomes.
Aims & scope
Where computation, AI and data meet clinical care.
Computational Diagnostics publishes research on the development, evaluation, validation, and application of computational and intelligent technologies across healthcare and medicine, from fundamental methods and algorithms to clinical implementation and real-world health outcomes. Our central focus is always computation, AI, data, healthcare, medicine, and clinical application.
Open by default
Every article is free to read and reuse under CC BY 4.0. No paywalls, no fees to read, and authors keep their copyright.
Rigorously reviewed
Independent experts assess every submission through double-blind peer review, judged on merit alone and aligned with COPE ethics.
Permanent & citable
Accepted work is professionally typeset and issued a persistent DOI, so it stays discoverable and citable for the long term.
What we publish
Research applying AI, machine learning, and data science across healthcare and medicine.
AI & machine learning
Deep learning, generative AI, large language models, foundation models, multimodal AI, computer vision, and NLP for medicine.
Healthcare & medicine
Clinical medicine, digital health, medical & clinical informatics, medical imaging, genomics, precision medicine, and public health.
Diagnosis & decision support
Disease detection, prognosis, clinical risk prediction, patient monitoring, clinical decision support, drug discovery, and healthcare analytics.
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Answers to what authors and readers ask most.
What does open access mean, and is it free to read?
Every article Eldenhall publishes is free to read, download, and share by anyone, with no subscription or paywall. Articles are released under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) licence, so they can be reused with attribution.
How much does it cost to publish with Eldenhall?
Submission is free. Any applicable article processing charges, along with available waivers and discounts, are listed on each journal's author guidelines so there are no surprises.
How long does peer review take?
An initial editorial check is completed within one to three days, and most authors receive a first decision after double-blind peer review within four to eight weeks.
Do authors keep copyright of their work?
Yes. Authors retain full copyright. By publishing with us you grant readers the right to reuse the work under the CC BY 4.0 licence, while you remain the copyright holder.
Are Eldenhall articles citable and indexed?
Every published article is assigned a permanent Digital Object Identifier (DOI) so it can be cited reliably and found long into the future. We follow COPE publication-ethics standards.
Ready to submit your research?
Submission is free, and accepted articles are published open access under CC BY 4.0 with a permanent DOI.