We (the Bowman lab) have completed our move to Washington University in St Louis and have our new servers up and running. While our primary server won’t be replacing Folding@home anytime soon, with its 12 cores running at 2.1 GHz, its 64 TB of hard drive space will provide plenty of storage for new projects. Currently, we’re running a number of projects to understand how rhodopsin detects light and transforms this trigger into an electrical signal that we ultimately perceive as an image.
