Fossil Fever: Permineralization vs Carbonization
Many roads lead to fossilization, but they all require the stars to align as the perfect conditions allow animal and plant remnants …
Fossil Fever: Index Fossil Trivia
Index fossils are fossils that help keep a timeline in the fossil record. Their presence gives clues to the geologic time period …
Fossil Fever: Preserved Hunt
While all fossils are exciting, rare and open new windows into the past, it’s particularly exciting when you stumble across original preserved …
Fossil Fever: Molds and Casts Happy Hours
Fossils are rare finds, because the nature of most living organisms is eventual decay, not preservation. In fact, less than .01% of …
Eyewire presents: Fossil Fever!
If you’re a big history buff then you’re probably very grateful to all of the humans who have left amazing written and …
Axolotl vs. Olm: Olm wins!
It was a battle of the aquatic salamander cuties! But in the end team Olm took holme the gold! Though it must …
Eyewire Competition Updates for 2022
Happy 2022, Eyewirers! As we enter this new year, HQ is sharing a few updates we’ve planned for our routine competition schedule. …
Geometry Party: Awards!
Thanks to everyone who stopped by for some mathy fun at the Geometry Party! We hope you geeked out with lots …
Geometry Party: Marathon Results!
Wow that’s one big polyhedron! Our Marathon cell crossed the finish line with 1,648 cubes and took 30 hrs and 12 minutes to complete. …
Plane Geometry vs. Solid Geometry: Solid Geometry wins!
It was a fierce battle of the dimensions, but in the end there could only be one… er… three! Congrats to team …
Geometry Party: Polyhedral Marathon
If you’ve played Eyewire long enough, you may have realized that the surfaces of our Eyewire neurons are not actually smooth, as …
Geometry Party: Plane Geometry vs Solid Geometry
It’s time for another intense competition, this time between figures that live in multiple dimensions! Whether you to get back to basics …