We recently ran into some problems with our assignment server (AS). The AS is responsible for distributing the computational power of Folding@home by sending client’s to different work servers (WS), which in…
Read moreWe have two server issues being worked on. There were some issues with the main AS and with the server serving SMP WUs (171.64.65.124). We’ll post updates as we have…
Read moreA heads up for GPU donors: We’ve been looking into issues with Maxwell GPU project WUs shortages. In addition to adding more WUs, we are also working to improve our…
Read moreGood news for NaCl donors: we’ve found an issue with one of the NaCl servers in Hong Kong that wasn’t awarding points (whereas the servers at Stanford have been), so…
Read moreWe’re happy to announce that our Folding@Home client for Android Mobile phones has now entered the next stage of beta. This version is available to all Android Mobile phones with…
Read moreThe A4-core bonus was a 10% bonus started in mid 2012 as a temporary bonus to incentivize Folding@home donors to upgrade their clients to version 6.34 and above, allowing scientists…
Read moreOur psummary, or project summary, is a Web page we publish which lists information about all currently active folding projects. Last fall, we updated psummary to work with our new assignment server (AS).…
Read moreRational drug design efforts typically focus on identifying inhibitors that bind to protein active sites. Pockets that are not present in crystallographic structures yet can exert allosteric (i.e., long-range) control…
Read moreRGD peptides (those which contain a conserved Arg-Gly-Asp sequence) can adopt a hairpin loop structure found in integrin-binding proteins such as fibronectin, fibrinogen, and vitronectin. Over the last few decades,…
Read moreHere’s a video on the more technical details of Folding@home: how it works, what we’ve done, where we’re going, etc. It’s a recording of a talk I presented at the…
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