An Eyewirer’s Guide to Naming Newly Discovered Cells
29,276 Eyewirers contributed to reconstructing nearly 400 ganglion cells in a recent Seung Lab+Eyewirers publication that discovered 6 new cell types. Those …
Alice in Neuroland: Mad Hatter vs. March Hare
“All right, I’ve answered your last question, but none of my answers sounded like anything to do with the White Rabbit,” you …
A Cortex Neuron Mural at Princeton by Kfay
Everything you think and feel is manifested in the brain as electrical and chemical activity within an extraordinarily complex network of neurons. …
Mystic Q&A: Science and Gameplay
On June 30, 2017, Eyewire launches the Mystic Expansion. For the first time, we’ll map a new dataset! Curious why? Check out the Q&A …
Countdown to Neuropia
Coundtown to Neuropia UPDATE 5 AUG 2015: COUNTDOWN COMPLETE! Original countdown announcement post below. — It’s a new era of EyeWire. …
Weighted Votes
EyeWire’s goal is to map neurons and understand how they form information processing circuits through synaptic networks. We achieve this together by …