About the Journal

History

This journal was created on January 12, 2024, as an experimental project during the writing of the Master of Health Business Administration diploma paper by the Editor-in-Chief.

 

Aim and Scope

Web3 Journal: ML in Health Science is a peer-reviewed online journal that publishes research on machine learning, AI, digital applications, the metaverse, Web and Web3 technologies, robotics, and bionics that contribute to enhancing human well-being and comply with current healthcare standards.

The journal welcomes submissions on:

  • Numerical machine learning models built on healthcare research data.
  • Computer vision models based on medical imaging.
  • Custom generative AI models designed for healthcare settings.
  • Metaverse applications for disease treatment or education within healthcare.
  • Web3 and DeFi solutions within healthcare.
  • Digital health applications.
  • Research on medical devices, medical hardware, and software.
  • Innovative work in robotics, and bionics in healthcare.
  • Research on biomedical AI ethics in model building and application.
  • Review articles and poll results exploring trends and innovations in digital medicine.
  • Opinion pieces describing individual biomedical projects, featured as interviews with the editor.

Submissions on biomedical AI and ML models built and deployed on the ML in Health Science platform are given absolute priority for publication. 

In addition, the journal publishes interactive web and webAI applications alongside manuscripts to provide readers with an immersive and practical experience of the research.

 

Target Audience 

The primary target audience of the journal includes healthcare stakeholders (patients and industry), IT developers, and healthcare professionals.

 

Access and Fees

The journal is initially published as Diamond Open Access. The first 20 articles submitted by non-editorial authors will be published without any fees, ensuring free access to all readers.

Fee-Free Publications Remaining: 17

After the first 20 articles, authors will be required to pay an article processing charge (APC) of 200 MLHS tokens (or the equivalent value in any other currency). The fee distribution is as follows:

  • 100 tokens allocated as a reward for peer reviewers.
  • 100 tokens allocated for editorial copyediting and DOI assignment.

Peer Review

The primary focus of the peer review is to assess, from the perspective of healthcare professionals, the implications of digital technologies within healthcare settings, with particular attention to practical integration, patient safety, ethical considerations, and data privacy. The peer review is based on recommendations for authors and their projects, which the editorial board regularly updates to ensure continuous improvement. We employ a single-blind review process: the identities of the authors are known, but the reviewers remain anonymous

Reviewer Compensation: We reward reviewers with 100 MLHS Tokens for each completed peer review.

How to Become a Peer Reviewer: Publish with us and demonstrate your academic expertise.

 

Copyright

All accepted articles are published immediately after production, ensuring quick access and immediate citation for authors and readers. The content is freely and unrestrictedly available to everyone under the CC BY-SA 4.0 license. Authors retain the copyright and full publishing rights without restrictions. Our journal allows authors the flexibility to deposit versions of their work in an institutional or other repository of their choice, supporting wider dissemination and accessibility of their research.

 

Publishing Shedule

The journal publishes one issue per year, with the exception of the inaugural issue, which was published outside the regular schedule.

 

Indexing and Archiving

ML in Health Science is a member of Crossref. All publications are assigned DOIs and are automatically listed on the following platforms:

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crossref

 

The journal content is automatically preserved in the PKP Preservation Network. 

 

Blockchain Preservation of Abstracts

 

Language

The submission and publication language is English only. Authors may include a version of the manuscript in a language other than English as supplementary material. If the manuscript is accepted and published, this additional version will be assigned the same DOI.

For authors submitting papers in languages other than English, we recommend utilizing the professional translation services provided by Lingrowth, an international language service provider specializing in medical and life science translations. A discount is available if the purpose of the translation is specified as publication in this journal.

 

Editing of Published Articles

We allow editing of published content. Minor edits will be performed within the same version and DOI of publication. Major edits will be performed within the same DOI, with the new version superseding the previous one. Authors should contact the editorial board to request editing of their published papers. 

 

For any inquiries or further assistance, please contact us via email or through the contact form:

info@mlhs.ink