Ever wonder where the axons of Eyewire cells end up?
The endpoints of cells like those that send projections out of the Eyewire dataset.
Join a Live Science Chat with Ashwin
Save the date! Seung Lab postdoc, electron microscope expert, and zebrafish researcher Ashwin Vishwanathan will be hosting a live science chat in …
NEI Marathon: Results!
Three cheers for Eyewire and the National Eye Institute! This special marathon finished in 10 hours 45 minutes; let’s welcome the NEI …
A Celestial Expedition for Starbursts
Trace toward the light of the Celestial Expedition! Remember Starburst cells? Those beautiful cells that have dendrites that centrally “burst” from the …
Scientific update on cells mapped by Mystics!
Check out these new images featuring some of the cells our Mystic players have been mapping! These cells are from our “zfish” …
5 Years of Eyewire
December 10th is Eyewire’s 5th birthday. Five years..I can hardly believe it! It seems like just yesterday that we were planning a launch and …
Jobs: We’re Hiring
Are you a full stack developer with a passion for games and an interest in the brain? Join a team that is …
Neuron Bundle: Neo Update
Ever since Neo was announced, Seung Lab has been working hard to prepare new research tools (AIs, annotations, data sharing hubs, visualizations, etc) …
New Feature: Cube Review
Finally you can get feedback on your cubes! Select Review following submission to compare your trace with other accurate players who did …
New Eyewire Publication in Cell: A Classification for Retinal Ganglion Cells
A New Classification of Ganglion Neurons An exciting new prepublication paper from the Seung Lab squad is available on biorxiv! We’ve been working …
Q&A with Ashwin V, Mystic Scientist from Seung Lab
A new paper has come out in Current Biology featuring cells that were reconstructed by Princeton Tracers using the Mystic interface of Eyewire. …
