BSBI Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics Edits New Book on AI Innovation in Healthcare

The Faculty of Computer Science and Informatics at BSBI School of Business and Innovation is proud to announce the publication of a new editorial work by Routledge, part of the Taylor & Francis Group: Federated Learning for Healthcare Applications with Case Studies.

Co-edited by the Faculty’s Dean and Vice Dean in collaboration with external academics, the book offers a comprehensive exploration of federated learning and its transformative potential in the healthcare sector. It brings together cutting-edge research and practical case studies, demonstrating how privacy-preserving artificial intelligence is reshaping modern healthcare systems.

This publication highlights the Faculty’s strong research focus and its ongoing commitment to advancing innovation in data science and artificial intelligence at BSBI.

Discover the full publication here


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