Lessons learned in crowdsourcing, scientific data visualisation, and public engagement in science

Monday 15 May 2017, 13:30 → 15:00 Europe/Zurich

3179/R-E06 (CERN)

Interested in learning about using virtual reality and crowdsourcing in science? Please join us for an after lunch talk and interactive session with Amy Robinson Sterling from Eyewire. 

Amy Robinson Sterling is the Executive Director of Eyewire, a game that crowdsources neuroscience, and upcoming brain-mapping game, Neo. Eyewire is played by a quarter million people worldwide, making it one of the largest citizen science projects in the world. Amy has advised The White House OSTP and US Congress on open innovation, and helped create the world’s first neuroscience virtual reality experience. On May 15, Amy will share lessons learned in crowdsourcing, scientific data visualization, design, and public engagement in science. Amy's bio you can find at amy.world/about

Amy-Sterling-CERN-Ideasquare-15052017.pdf

13:30 → 15:00 Lessons learned in crowdsourcing, scientific data visualisation, and public engagement in science

Speaker: Amy Robinson Sterling (Eyewire)