2019 Neo Update
If you play Eyewire, you’ve probably heard us talk about Neo for what seems like years and years and years. It’s a …
If you play Eyewire, you’ve probably heard us talk about Neo for what seems like years and years and years. It’s a …
This short video from Francesco Paciocco dives into a fascinating realm of hands-on science – or should we say heads-on science. BCI, …
The brain’s cells, or neurons, communicate through electric signals that travel down the cells’ long, wiry branches. These electric signals, called action …
How does a thought exist? If you imagine something, is it real, in any description? How will humanity’s global metabolism of goods and …
In microscopy, neuroscientists use photons (light particles) and electrons (charged particles) to zoom in on bits of brain tissue. And a select …
As Friday Grumpy Hours come to a close suddenly the sky begins to darken. The dark clouds cover the sun and winds …
Background information Connectomics is the study of connectomes, the comprehensive maps of neuronal projections and connections. In order to understand connectomes it …
Hello Teachers! We’ve heard that you’re using EyeWire in your classrooms to teach students about neuroscience and citizen science, and we want …
Today EyeWire Director Amy Robinson delivered a presentation at the inaugural Conference of the Citizen Science Association, a pre-event to the annual …
Cognitive Technology, a new exhibit at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, invites visitors to experience the epic intersection of neuroscience, art and design. Opening to …
The NIH recently held its annual 3D Science event in Washington, DC. Speakers ranged from surgeons who 3D print hearts to prepare …
EyeWire has so far been used in dozens of classrooms around the world. This spring, we’re working with a couple talented undergraduate …