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1573-4099
ISSN (Online):
1875-6697
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Current Computer-Aided Drug Design

(Computational and AI-Driven Discovery)

All Open Access articles of this journal are also available on ScienceDirect.

Impact Factor: 1.6

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Volume 21 , Issues 8, 2025


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Impact Factor
Web of Science Impact Factor

Current: 1.6
5 - Year: 1.6

Ranking & Category

  • 57th of 59 in Chemistry, Medicinal
  • 96th of 105 in Computer Science, Interdisciplinary Applications

Aims & Scope:

Current Computer-Aided Drug Design (CCADD) is an interdisciplinary journal (or theme/initiative) dedicated to publishing high-quality research at the intersection of computational chemistry, artificial intelligence, and pharmaceutical sciences. The journal aims to accelerate drug discovery by integrating traditional computer-aided drug design (CADD) techniques with cutting-edge artificial intelligence-driven drug design (AIDD) methodologies.

Topics of interest include, but are not limited to:

  1. AI/ML algorithms for hit identification, optimization, and target prediction
  2. Deep learning, generative models for de novo drug design
  3. Multi-omics integration, pharmacogenomics and AI for target identification
  4. AI-enhanced molecular dynamics and binding free energy calculations
  5. Structure- and ligand-based drug design
  6. AI-assisted repurposing of existing drugs and natural products

Current Computer-Aided Drug Design is an international, peer-reviewed journal in all aspects of drug design based on computational techniques, published bimonthly (print & online) by Bentham Science Publishers.

Endorsement(s)

"The first issue of the journal Current Computer-Aided Drug Design is reflective of the course taken by the editor on the broadest possible coverage of the methodology development and applications of modern computational drug discovery. It is a must-read periodical for the professionals, educators and students interested in this important field."

Alexander Tropsha
Univ. of North Carolina, USA

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