The “Potential” of Neuromodulation (Summer Science Series Pt. 3)
The brain’s cells, or neurons, communicate through electric signals that travel down the cells’ long, wiry branches. These electric signals, called action …
The Spring Factory
Hey EyeWirers! Alex Norton and I are working on some animation techniques for the game. You can read about how we’re performing …
Introducing Happy Hour 180º!
Welcome to Happy Hour 180º, the Happy Hour to celebrate the other side of the world and Eyewire’s great global community! Happy Hour …
New and Improved EyeWire forum!
Rejoice EyeWirers! EyeWire’s forum is back in business and it has a shiny new coat of paint. After some posting troubles with our …
The Seung Detector AKA museum.eyewire.org
Welcome to the future! We have flown past Pluto. Google Loon balloons will soon supply all of Sri Lanka with internet. And now gamers …
Strategic Partnerships Manager: Work at EyeWire
Are you a curious, creative person with a passion for brains, design and games? We’d love to talk with you about shaping …
Simplexity in Knotty Objects: MIT Media Lab’s First Design Summit
How does a thought exist? If you imagine something, is it real, in any description? How will humanity’s global metabolism of goods and …
Welcome to Camp Eyewire!
Kick off your summer with Camp Eyewire! Join your camp counselors for a summer of fun, sun, and Eyewire games! And of …
Breaking Down Barriers (Summer Science Series Pt. 2)
In microscopy, neuroscientists use photons (light particles) and electrons (charged particles) to zoom in on bits of brain tissue. And a select …
Innovation in Imaging (Summer Science Series Pt. 1)
We’ve told you how centuries of innovation in biological imaging brought us to serial block face imaging, the technique we used to …
The Wonderful World of Neuropia
As Friday Grumpy Hours come to a close suddenly the sky begins to darken. The dark clouds cover the sun and winds …
Calling All Beta Testers! NYU Game Lab Collab
This semester, EyeWire has teamed up with NYU Game Lab to teach a new class called Game Design for Citizen Science. Over the past …