Today, I'm highlighting the work primarily out of Chris Garcia's lab at Stanford Medical School. The Garcia lab had a very exciting idea on how to re-engineer a very important…
Read moreA key aspect of Folding@home research has been using computational methods to design new drugs, especially for Alzheimer’s Disease. At the University of Virginia, the Shirts lab is developing methods…
Read moreUnderstanding protein folding has many possible areas of biological and biomedical impact. For example, consider one of the major research areas of the Kasson lab at the University of Virginia,…
Read moreThe FCF site has had some DNS changes and you may not be able to reach it from its normal url (http://foldingforum.org/). If not, please try this one temporarily: http://m202.sgded.com/~folding1/…
Read moreHere's a guest post from Prof. Xuhui Huang's lab at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, another collaborating labortory in the Folding@home consortium. Prof. Huang and his lab have made…
Read moreHere's an update one one of our key projects looking into protein folding, performed in collaboration with Prof. Jesus Izaguirre's lab at Notre Dame. Below is an update from Prof.…
Read moreThe stats system went down last night and is now back up. We are working on recrediting the WUs that came in last night. WUs coming in now should be…
Read moreAs we've mentioned earlier, we have been preparing changes to the bigadv system –– both an increase in the number of cores required (and a shortening of deadlines to match)…
Read moreWe've finished our stats recredit. It should be comprehensive, but we encourage donors to let us know in our forum if there are still problems.
Read moreWe're investigating reports that donors stats were not registered into the stats system. We're working on a recredit now.
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