Mouse vs Zebrafish: Zebrafish wins!
We had a little hiccup during this competition and it was accidentally a 2 part competition instead of one! But due to …
Mouse vs Zebrafish: Scientific face-off
If you’ve played Eyewire for awhile you may be familiar with our two datasets – e2198 and the zfish dataset (available to …
Mystic Update: Zebrafish Progress Report
The following is a zfish update from Seung Lab postdoc Ashwin Vishwanathan: We began with a simple question, how does the brain …
Mystic Zebrafish Update
We’re about a year and a half into Mystic, an advanced tier of Eyewire gameplay that allows players to access zebrafish brains …
Ashwin Answers Mystic Questions
@KrzysztofKruk asks: I wonder, what are those seemingly empty quasi-spherical structures, which we can see in some of the synapses. In some …
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” …
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. …
Mystic: Completed Cells
Mystics, masters of the zfish universe! Find here a list of the cells you’ve completed. This blog will be updated weekly with the latest …
Introducing Eyewire Mystic
The following post was first published on Discover. Four years ago a citizen science game called Eyewire hatched from Seung Lab, then …
Mystic Q&A: Science and Gameplay
On June 30, 2017, Eyewire launches the Mystic Expansion. For the first time, we’ll map a new dataset! Curious why? Check out the Q&A …