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The article focuses on retina offers a unique, accessible ‘window' to evaluate underlying pathological processes of systemic vascular and neurological diseases. Topics include the new research using artificial intelligence (AI) suggests retinal imaging may be capable of identifying patients, and the high risk for heart attack based on retinal biomarkers associated with cardiac function, such as retinal blood vessel density and tortuosity.

The article presents several research related to computing in the U.S. Researchers at Georgia Tech and Emory University are working on software that would use magnetic resonance imaging data for pediatric cardiac surgeons to digitally study a child's heart. Engineers at the Thales Technical Unit Control and Display System Group of Neuilly-sur-Seine tested cockpit and display systems for electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) using EMC simulation software to reduce testing costs.

Presents news items related to engineering research and design in the United States as of June 22, 1992. Evaluation of the quality of corns by the sound of corn kernels by Paul Wheeler and colleagues at Utah State University; Use of magnetic resonance imaging developed by General Electric's Research Center to predict heart disease; Creation of high-performance ultrasonic sensor controller by researchers at Sandia National Laboratories.

Reports on Siemens Corporate Research scientists' development of a software program that automatically analyzes magnetic resonance images (MRI) of the human heart. Calculation of cardiac functions through generation of dynamic models from the images; Contact information.