Competition and Character Art Gallery
Every year, a select group of talented young illustrators and designers descends upon Eyewire HQ to up the visual ante on the …
Hummingbird vs Fiddler Crab: Results!
This battle of the animal bands was certainly a close one! But in the end the Fiddler Crabs struck the winning chord. …
Open promotions for October!
Hello fellow Eyewirers! Can’t get enough Eyewire? Get even MORE Eyewire on your Eyewire when you request a promotion to Scout, Scythe, Mentor, …
Cap’n Grim’s Treasure: Trivia
Ye’ve travelled the vast ocean fer many a fortnight now, with a twinkle in yer eye and treasure in yer heart. But …
Cap’n Grim’s Treasure: Accuracy Happy Hours
Yer sails be rigged, yer motley crew be formed, and yer first mate Cubey stands squarely beside ye ready to set sail! …
June Promotions are Coming!
Eyewirers! It’s your time to shine! You’ve been building up your skills for months, and now is the time to start showing …
The Nervous System: Crash Course 1
We love neurons here at EyeWire and are always on the lookout for great resources that communicate how the brain works. …
How to Build a Citizen Science Community or EyeWire’s Keynote at 2015 AAAS Citizen Science Pre-Conference
Today EyeWire Director Amy Robinson delivered a presentation at the inaugural Conference of the Citizen Science Association, a pre-event to the annual …
Neurotech: Imaging Neurons Deep in A Living Brain
Note: This post first appeared in Scientific American as a part of the Neurotech series. It’s a Saturday and you’re on vacation, looking out …
EyeWire Monthly Stats: July 2014
July was a big month for EyeWire — we completed our 150th neuron, four players joined the millionaire’s club, watch mode came back, …
Lore of Kor – EyeWire SciFi
It’s time to learn the truth about EyeWire. In a universe not entirely dissimilar from our own, galactic alliances battle for power. …
EyeWire’s First Scientific Discovery and Nature Paper
Today we are excited to share that EyeWire’s first scientific discovery has been published in Nature! Why does it matter? This discovery …