Grim-mas Cup Semifinals
The competition was fierce during the Playoffs, but 6 teams rose to the top and have now made it to the Semifinals! …
Grim-mas Cup Playoffs
We hope you had fun during the Qualifiers! 9 teams will now be moving on to the Playoffs, so check your notifications …
Ramón y Cajal vs Golgi: Ramón y Cajal wins!
Both Santiago Ramón y Cajal and Camillo Golgi made important contributions to neuroscience that still influence the way we do research to …
Meet the new Eyewire Dev: Happy Hour with @kaikue
Help us welcome in Eyewire’s newest dev, Kai Kuehner (@kaikue) with a special celebratory Happy Hour this Friday. Since we now have …
12 Days of Grim-mas Cup: A holiday tournament!
The holidays are upon us once again! As all good Eyewire girls and boys know, every year St. Grim (the omniscient being formally …
Red blood cells vs white blood cells: a very bloody battle!
All of your blood cells are important for keeping you alive! But if you had to choose just one type, which one …
Cell type 1no has a new name – Introducing Aletheia!
The results are in for our latest neuron naming contest! The cell type known as type 1no will henceforth be called Aletheia! …
For Science! Marathon: Results
Wow that was a big one! The For Science! marathon cell grew to 1405 cubes and was completed in 28 hours 32 …
Welcome to Eyewire Academy!
Special Contest: For each event you will receive a pop quiz along with the regular in-game tasks. Quizzes may be taken at …
Past vs Future: Past wins!
It was a competition that broke the space time continuum, but in the end we could only hurdle in one direction. The …
Past vs Future: A time traveling face-off
If you could travel through time, would you rather go back into the past or jump forward into the future? Past Future …
Gray Matter vs White Matter: White Matter wins!
It was a battle for the brain tissue, but in the end only one color really “mattered.” Your white matter is full …