'Played By Humans, Scored By Nature'

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'Played By Humans, Scored By Nature'

Jan 11, 2011

First Foldit, then Phylo, now EteRNA. Investigators at Carnegie Mellon University and Stanford University have launched "an online video game that challenges players to design new ways to fold RNA molecules," reports The New York Times.

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