Player Progression in Eyewire
Eyewire is only possible with a great community. You may think that Eyewirers just play cubes. In reality there is so much …
GDPR Update to Eyewire User Settings
The European GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) goes live on May 25 so we have added two features to Eyewire profiles that …
Stalactites vs Stalagmites: Stalagmites win!
It was a very drippy battle, but in the end there could only be one. Coming in from the ground up, the …
Science Hangout with Alex Bae, lead author on Eyewire’s “Cell” Publication
Congratulations Eyewirers! As you may have heard, Eyewire’s latest research has been published in the journal Cell and all 29,276 Eyewirers who …
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 …
Structural and Functional Diversity of Eyewire Neurons Revealed
Big news, Eyewirers! Your latest research has been published in the journal Cell and all 29,276 Eyewirers who helped are coauthors. Thanks to a …
Stalactites vs Stalagmites
You probably learned about these cave formations in school, but we’ve certainly all mixed up the names of these two very close …
Eyewire Release Report 5/11/2018
Happy Friday! To give you a comprehensive picture of everything new on Eyewire, here are all changes since the last report a …
Team Python wins!
The Pythons have snaked their way to victory! Woohoo! After twenty-four hours of serpentine, rubular battle, we have our winning code. Congratulations …
Monthly Stats for Eyewire: April 2018
April showers brought May flowers… and much more! Besides enjoying our zany Alice in Neuroland competition week, in April we completed 69 …
Ruby vs Python: Battle of the Coding Languages
When you’re going to learn a coding language, there are many to choose from! But one thing’s for sure, when it comes …
Alice in Neuroland: Awards
We went on a strange journey with Alice this week, Eyewirers, but at last we seem to have returned to something resembling …