Gamers outperform both scientists and algorithms in protein-folding race

September 19, 2016

Gamers have managed to beat both professional scientists and specially designed AI algorithms in the latest attempt to discover how certain proteins fold. The victors achieved their victory by doing what they do best: playing […]

Game dev and quantum science, interview with Dr. James Wootton (Decodoku) for SGDA

September 16, 2016

Games as a versatile medium entertain us as much as they can contribute to scientific research as Serious Games. We had the great opportunity to talk about «Gaming for Science» with Dr. James Wootton, SGDA […]

UC San Diego Health Sciences News: Gaming for Gut Research

September 11, 2016

Nearly 8,500 “citizen scientists” have sent in stool samples and lifestyle information to the American Gut Project to learn more about their microbiomes — the unique combinations of microbes that inhabit our bodies — and […]

Expanding citizen science models to enhance open innovation

August 11, 2016

Expanding citizen science models to enhance open innovation Kendra L. Smith, Arizona State University Over the years, citizen scientists have provided vital data and contributed in invaluable ways to various scientific quests. But they’re typically […]

Game for a Cause with Decodoku!

June 14, 2016

Game for a Cause with Decodoku! I’ve got a really fun project to share with you guys today! Who out there has wasted way more time than they’re proud to admit playing some kind of […]

meQuanics: Gamers help solve quantum questions

June 1, 2016

Two Australian scientists, physicist Dr Simon Devitt, senior research scientist at the Centre for Emergent Matter Sciences in Tokyo, and Dr Austin Fowler, a quantum hardware engineer at Google in Santa Barbara, California, helped create […]

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