12th International Conference on Cardiology and Biotechnology "CARDIOBIOTEC" (Hilton Hotel - Monastir, Tunisia)

CARDIOBIOTEC (ICCB) series of international conferences focus on digitalization, digital transformation, digital innovation, and information systems aspects of e-health in cardiology. One critical driver of competitiveness is solving the cardiac health problem. Digital health transformation is more than just a technological shift; it requires a fundamental change of processes enabled by the innovative use of digital technologies. Digitalization and information systems are core enablers for cardiac health communication in all dimensions: e-health, telemedicine, assessment framework, decision-making, dimensions, process, review, electronic healthcare, healthcare technology, and national health service. Each year ICCB brings together experts in Cardiology and academia from around the world to discuss innovation, share heart health experiences, and discuss digitalization issues and information systems from different perspectives and disciplines.

We search for original papers by researchers and practitioners describing novel ideas and innovative solutions in the field. ICCB 2023 (Biotechnology Session) invites paper submissions on all topics related to e-cardiology and the information systems perspective. Topics of interest include (but are not limited to) the following: -Cardiology and Healthcare, Artificial Intelligence in Cardiology, -Deep learning and Cardiac imaging, -Data Science in Digital Health, big data in cardiology, -Precision Cardiovascular Medicine, -mHealth, Patient-provider communication, -Cardiovascular imaging, and cardiovascular magnetic resonance, -Signal processing in cardiovascular medicine, -Heart failure diagnosis and management, -Disease characterization, Prognosis, and prediction, -WBAN (wearable body area network) for cardiac anomalies, -Internet of nano-things (IoNT) and Internet of Bio-Nano Things (IoBNT) for cardiovascular applications, -Blockchain technology in smart healthcare, -Virtual reality and augmented reality for cardiac analysis, -Heuristics for cardiac diagnosis, Biosensors, Biomedicine