Etch a cell

@EtchACell

Electron Microscopy Citizen Science project in the Zooniverse for the Francis Crick Institute

London, England
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Joined April 2017
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    Mar 27

    WIREDHealth 2018 - a summary, A round up of some of the talks on and .

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    Mar 23

    Did you know that you can be a citizen scientist? Check out the program and contribute to active research. spear heads this awesome program! Check out what he does!

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    Mar 13

    Lucy Collinson from talking about electron microscopy at the Francis Crick Institute at Cryo-EM is changing the way we can visualise proteins to angstrom level detail.

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    Mar 13

    . showing some amazing electron microscopy images, tiny slivers of cells sliced with an ultra-sharp diamond knife

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    Mar 13

    from talks to us about correlative imaging: from cells to stars at

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    Mar 13

    Citizen scientists what a great resource

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    Mar 13

    Parallel problems across different disciplines coming up with some phenomenally creative solutions to very complex problems

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    Mar 13

    Zooniverse Lucy Collinson of partnering with nearby in London to do ‘advanced colouring in’ image recognition taking astronomy idea to electron cell microscopy

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    Mar 13

    Fancy being a citizen scientist? Why not do some 'advanced colouring' in on

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    Mar 13

    If anyone at wants to see if they can do better, you can try in the breaks!

    asking children to map cells gets interesting results. I'd give this child a job.
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    Mar 9

    This why not have a go at our project , to help us with analysis of data

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    Mar 9

    This why not have a go at our project , to help us with analysis of data

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    Jan 25

    Super excited to announce our British Science Week Target: 250,000 Tags! We need YOUR Help on March 9th - 18th to help us map global in ! Proud to partner with , check out the blog!

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    Feb 28

    Kids can be citizen scientists, too—here's how

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  15. Feb 28

    pathology annotations - great idea!

    Our event on crowdsourced annotations of pathology images (in the cloud) starts tomorrow evening. For remote participation, please register at
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    Feb 28

    Who’s who in the Zoo – Philip Fowler

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    Feb 22

    As if running wasn't a dreamy enough job, it now includes bronze casting! Over the next five weeks, one of these beautiful pyramidal neurons will become tangible at 100,000x scale. Image by

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    Feb 22

    Don't miss our next - book now! Explore the kaleidoscopic mix of patterns studied at the Crick through an evening of talks and hands-on activities, plus music, food and drink!

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    Feb 15

    Thinking about building a project? Check out this quick introduction from

    A brief introduction to building a project with the Zooniverse
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    Feb 8

    Mapping 3D models means we need to know "what looks right". That's hard to teach a computer but easy for humans

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