FAH researchers Dr. Diwakar Shukla and Dr. Morgan Lawrenz have been using Folding@home to understand the fundamental behavior of kinases, key molecular targets in cancer. A paper on these results…
Read moreThe Chodera laboratory at the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC) has just received our new Folding@Home server hardware, allowing us to tap into the 10+ PFLOP/s of computing resources generously provided…
Read moreMatthew Harrigan and Robert McGibbon in the Pande Group have recently made a movie which highlights how MSM Adaptive sampling works in a simple yet relevant example (a 2 dimensional…
Read moreLooks like everything is up, except for a single server (VSP07) and its VM's associated with it. This server is serving Core11 GPU clients, so those are off line at…
Read moreThe networking seems to be up, but there are a few issues. They've got something basic going now and will resolve the remaining issues in the morning. We are running…
Read moreLooks like the servers are up and healthy, but there is an issue with the networking which central IT is working on. For now, we are in a holding pattern…
Read moreThe maintenance is moving along, but certain key machines are down during the move, most notably the main AS, GPU AS, and some key stats systems. We expect the maintenance…
Read moreOne aspect which has dominated FAH for a decade is the continual push for new scientific approaches. This manifests itself in terms of new scientific cores. For example, the new…
Read moreWe will be moving many key Folding@home servers on Monday August 26. While much of FAH will be up, certain key systems will be down for a few hours starting…
Read moreOur primary goal with benchmarking is "equal points for equal work." However, making this process consistent over lots of different types of WUs and different types of hardware is tricky.…
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