Category: Computational Biology of the Heart Review: The computational biology of the heart is a fascinating field that combines mathematical modeling, computer simulation, and experimental data to understand the complex physiological processes that occur within this vital organ. This category includes several books that provide an in-depth look at various aspects of cardiac function, from fluid mechanics to electrical activity. One standout book in this category is "Computational Biology of the Heart" by John A. Hackett and Michael S. Schaffer. This comprehensive textbook covers a wide range of topics related to computational modeling of the heart, including cardiac anatomy, fluid mechanics, electrophysiology, and biomechanics. The authors use a combination of mathematical models, computer simulations, and experimental data to provide a detailed understanding of how these processes interact within the heart. Another excellent book in this category is "Channelopathies in Heart Disease (Cardiac and Vascular Biology)" by John A. Hackett and Michael S. Schaffer. This book focuses specifically on channelopathies, which are genetic disorders that affect ion channels in cardiomyocytes. The authors provide a detailed overview of the various types of channelopathies and their effects on heart function, as well as an in-depth look at how computational modeling can be used to understand these processes. Overall, this category offers a wealth of information for anyone interested in understanding the complex physiological processes that occur within the heart.