Press & Awards

Four NIH prizes. Featured in Nature.

NIH recognized our data-sharing index, our tools for reproducible behavioral research and two digital health tools, and Nature covered our automated mazes.

NIH Common Fund

ConductScience and MazeEngineers named NIH Replication Prize winners.

The NIH Replication Prize recognized the apparatus, software, methods, and publishing infrastructure behind reproducible behavioral research workflows. Read the ConductScience award story or open the official NIH announcement.

NIH Replication Prize Winner, Track 2, 2026

Press

Independent voices.

Coverage that has followed the tools, methods, and ideas behind ConductScience and MazeEngineers.

NIH ARISE-HIV LAUNCH Challenge, 2026

ConductScience named a Phase 1 winner for Capillary Health

The NIH Office of AIDS Research chose Capillary Health, scheduling software for long-acting HIV care, as one of 35 Phase 1 winners.

NIH S-Index Challenge, 2026

ConductScience receives Prize 2 for the SHARE Index

After advancing as a Phase 1 finalist, ConductScience received Prize 2 in the NIH S-Index Challenge for a metric designed to recognize exemplary data sharing behavior.

NIH Replication Prize, 2026

ConductScience and MazeEngineers named winners of the NIH Replication Prize

The NIH Replication Prize recognized ConductScience and MazeEngineers for field-deployed infrastructure that helps laboratories run behavioral research methods consistently across sites.

ConductScience Press, 2026

The Maze Emoji Project and Unicode proposal

The story behind the 2020 MAZE (OBJECT) emoji proposal, Unicode review record, and later neuroscience coverage in The Lancet Neurology and Knowing Neurons.

The Lancet Neurology, 2023

A neuroscientific emoji

The Lancet Neurology published the Maze Emoji Project case for a neuroscience maze emoji, authored by Louise Corscadden, Suhanee Mitragotri, and Shuhan He.

Nature, 2018

The mazes with minds of their own

Nature covered automated smart mazes and their role in reducing manual monitoring while improving behavioral data quality and reproducibility.

NIH, 2025

NIH challenge aimed at incentivizing data sharing recognizes Phase 1 winners

ConductScience was listed among NIH S-Index Phase 1 winners for advancing open data sharing in biomedical research.

HuffPost, 2017

Meet the Doctor Who Builds Modern Mouse Mazes

HuffPost profiled Shuhan He and MazeEngineers, covering how modern mouse mazes can support more consistent behavioral research.

Original article, 2018

Meet the folks designing the future of mouse mazes

A 2018 article covered Shuhan He and Maze Engineers, including automated mazes designed to reduce manual experiment handling.

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