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Woohoo, we managed to finish the Karst Marathon in under 24 hours! This small but mighy cell came in at a total of 177 Cubes. It has a bit of a craggy look, perfect for the theme of our competition! This concludes our final Challenge Week event, but don’t forget …
It was a rocky battle, but in the end there could only be one winner! Congrats to all our stalactites, stalagmites, flowstones, and draperies. Or you might know them together as Team Speleothems. They slowly accumulated over many millennia to make it past the finish line. Mineraltastic! Congrats to all our …
Once you have access to EyeWire II, use the Starburst Sheet to find cells that need to be mapped. Discussion Board Instructions: …
Karst is a fascinating type of landscape that contains caves, sinkholes, and underground rivers. Karst caves are also called “solution” caves, and …
Sea caves form around a rocky coast line, where the ocean etches away at the cliff face in a process called mechanical …
Eyewire II is a groundbreaking effort to map an entire mouse retina at an unprecedented level of detail. With this, we aim to …
Thirteen years, 350,000 players, and over 6,000 neurons later… What began in 2012 with EyeWire has evolved. The sequel is here, fueled …
You probably remember stalactites and stalagmites from school – (remember “c” for “ceiling,” and “g” for “ground). But let’s try exploring another …
While many caves form by the slow erosion of minerals over time, lava tubes are a speedy form of cave creation. These …
Hello Eyewirers! This is a reminder about promotions for Scouts, Scythes, Mystics, Mods, and Mentors! You can fill out the open promotion …
Spelunking is a colloquial term for the hobby of cave diving. In the UK and Ireland it is also known as “potholing” …
Greetings, dear Eyewirers. I write this not as the voice of HQ but as myself, because I think this kind of message …