Health informatics uses information technology to organise and analyse health data to improve healthcare outcomes. This book covers current and future applications of health informatics topics including robotics, sensing, and blockchain and discusses electronic access (and connectivity) to medical records for patients and clinicians.

This book introduces innovative advances in networking technologies. Written in a tutorial style, it will benefit a broad research audience in networking, communication, computer science, and security. The authors focus on cyber security for all advanced network concepts and technologies and have included useful case studies.

This book is devoted to advanced radiocommunication, discussing the merits and operational aspects of spread spectrum signalling.

This book describes recent research on terahertz CMOS design for high-speed wireless communication. The topics covered include fundamental technologies for terahertz CMOS design, amplifier design, physical design approaches, transceiver design, and future prospects.

This book presents an overview of local access networks and discusses new emerging technologies. Underpinning much of the evolving communications technology is the local access itself, both in traditional form of copper pairs but increasingly too through the use of new fibre, radio and copper systems.

This book sets out proven, practical guidelines to ensure you can and deliver messages in a clear, succinct, precise, descriptive, informative and impressive way. Aimed at anyone wishing to improve their business communication skills.

This edited book covers current and emerging frameworks, architectures, and solutions for secure big data analytics for the healthcare industry. The book covers the challenges of deploying security-based healthcare analytics for massive BDA applications, through smart optimized network communication infrastructures and AI-driven models.

This book addresses the growing conflict over use of the radio-frequency spectrum by different systems, such as civil and security applications of radar and consumer use for wireless communications. The increasing demand for this finite resource is driving innovation into new ways in which these diverse systems can cohabit the spectrum.