Pyr Science Q&A
On Thursday, July 29, 2021, the most detailed examination of mammalian brain circuitry to date was released from Princeton University’s Seung Lab, The …
Pyr Gallery of Cortical Cell Types
Explore a dozen wild and giant cells from the microns dataset, a cubic millimeter of cortex containing 200,000 neurons and nearly 500 …
The MICrONS Explorer: An AI-generated reconstruction of 200,000 cortical cells and 500,000,000 synapses
A team of neuroscientists and engineers at Princeton University, the Allen Institute, and Baylor College of Medicine has just released the largest …
Pyr Livechat: Thurs July 29 at 3 pm ET
You’re invited to a livechat on eyewire.org on Thursday, July 29 at 3 pm US ET for an update on Pyr, the next …
Mystic Update: Zebrafish Progress Report
The following is a zfish update from Seung Lab postdoc Ashwin Vishwanathan: We began with a simple question, how does the brain …
Somas vs Synapses: Special Brain Awareness Week Versus
It’s Brain Awareness Week, a once-a-year celebration of all things cerebral. Tons of fun events are taking place on the interwebs, from …
Eyewire Swag Update!
Tees, mugs, stickers and more! Did you know that Eyewire swag is made possible thanks to a gift to lab from one …
Explore Cortical Neurons
We are excited to share the MICrONS Explorer, a visualization tool featuring 364 excitatory cortical neurons. These cells come from Layer 2/3 …
The Dig is Done!
Congratulations, Eyewirers! The 16th and final sector of The Dig was finished on Friday, April 10 at 4 pm US ET. The …
Eyewire’s Stay At Home Games
It’s probably week 4 of social distancing and remote work for Eyewire HQ but we’re not really sure anymore. Observing the recommended …
Announcing Nosewire
Snuff aside the retinal neurons; it’s time for a fresh scent. You’ve heard for a while that we are launching a new …
Try Eyewire in Your Remote Classroom
Trying times have forced many schools to transition to remote teaching on short notice. While we are grateful that government institutions are …