CiSE's newest department explores how findings in fundamental research in computer, computational, and data science translate to technologies, solutions, or practice for the benefit of science, engineering, and society. Specifically, each department article will highlight impactful translational research examples in which research has successfully moved from the laboratory to the field and into the community. The goal is to improve understanding of underlying approaches, explore challenges and lessons learned, with the overarching aim to formulate translational research processes that are broadly applicable.
Computing and data are increasingly essential to the research process across all areas of science and engineering and are key catalysts for impactful advances and breakthroughs. Consequently, translating fundamental advances in computer, computational, and data science help to ensure that these emerging insights, discoveries, and innovations are realized.
Translational Research in Computer and Computational Sciences [1][2] refers the bridging of foundational and use-inspired (applied) research with the delivery and deployment of its outcomes to the target community, and supports bi-directional benefit in which delivery and deployment process informs the research.
Call for Department Contributions: We seek short papers that align with our recommended structure and detail the following aspects of the described research:
CiSE Department articles are typically up to 3,000 words (including abstract, references, author biographies, and tables/figures [which count as 250 words each]), and are only reviewed by the department editors.
To pitch or submit a department article, please contact the editors directly by emailing:
Additional information for authors can be found here.
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