The latest EteRNA paper, describing an unexpected pattern in biology’s favorite RNA sequence, poly(A), was written solely by Eterna players! Evidence of an Unusual Poly(A) RNA Signature Detected by Highthroughput Chemical Mapping Homopolymeric adenosine RNA […]
Networking event To continue the conversation, let’s meet up on Tuesday evening at The Philosophes – a cozy brasserie a 4 minutes walk from the conference. Projects like Galaxy Zoo and MMOS started while chatting […]
The Das Lab at the Stanford School of Medicine seeks a dedicated engineer to help rebuild the system behind one of the most popular citizen science games on the web, Eterna. The game enlists players […]
I was lucky to be at GDC18 this year, and really happy to see a panel about Citizen Science games. Attila Svantner, Amy Sterling and Antoine Coutrot shared some insights about their projects, Project Discovery, […]
How video games can teach and empower good This article was written by Kathleen Yin and published on Rolling Stone. I had my first exposure to the consequences of deforestation when I was 14. It […]
In a video game called Quantum Moves, the players’ goal is straightforward: Move an atom from one place to another as quickly and efficiently as possible while a timer counts down the seconds. Atoms in […]
Citizen Science Games 2019