EteRNA researchers teaching old DNA sequencers new tricks

July 29, 2018

A recent article in Nature, titled ‘The hackers teaching old DNA sequencers new tricks’, describes how EteRNA researchers are hacking old DNA sequencers to reveal RNA secrets. […] For Stanford biophysicist Rhiju Das, such RNA […]

Standford university is looking for a software developer for their game EteRNA

May 11, 2018

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 […]

Gene editing technologies smarter and safer with EteRNA

August 30, 2017

Eterna just announced the launch of #opencrispr. CRISPR is a genome editing technology used for therapeutics and molecular medicine. Players will help discover principles and RNA molecules that could turn CRISPR on and off, and […]

Scientific American – on Citizen Science Games

November 27, 2016

Can You Diagnose Dementia from a Gaming App? By Bahar Gholipour on November 18, 2016 SAN DIEGO—You are guiding a ship through rough waters. On your way you may encounter magical creatures. You can snap […]

Wired, on citizen science games

November 5, 2016

Sea Hero Quest game aims to diagnose dementia by testing navigation skills By AMELIA HEATHMAN, 17 November 2016 2.4 million people have downloaded the app created by neuroscientists to help them understand dementia. Hilary Evans, […]

Eterna: Videogamers Are Recruited to Fight Tuberculosis and Other Ills

May 3, 2016

At his laboratory console, Rhiju Das is making a game of a pressing public-health problem. He is recruiting thousands of videogamers to develop a better test for tuberculosis, which infects about one-third of the world’s […]

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