Edgar Luttmann, Daniel L. Ensign, Vishal Vaidyanathan, Mike Houston, Noam Rimon, Jeppe Øland, Guha Jayachandran, Mark Friedrichs, Vijay S. Pande. Journal of Computational Chemistry (2009) SUMMARY. In this paper, we…
Read moreWe have been pretty busy with new cores for FAH and I wanted to give donors an update. 1) SMP2: Gromacs and Desmond. Much effort has gone into our "SMP2"…
Read moreWe're monitoring the situation, but apparently Stanford's ISP is having some sort of issues. I'll update it here as the day goes on as we learn more.
Read moreTwo key parts of FAH technology — OpenMM (the software that powers FAH on GPUs) and MSMbuilder (the algorithms that FAH uses to stitch together hundreds of thousands of donor…
Read moreOur new paper #62: “The predicted structure of the headpiece of the Huntington protein and its implications for Huntington’s Disease.” just came out in the Journal of Molecular Biology.
Read moreWe have had some exciting results regarding new possible drug leads for Alzheimer’s. We hope to be submitting these soon for publication.
Read moreWe’ve been using our new Protomol (Core B4) core to study the activation of src Kinase, an enzyme that is involved in the onset of some kinds of cancer.
Read moreThe first stage of Storage@home is now launching. Storage@home is a sister project to Folding@home. The goal is to store data on volunteer machines that can then be used and…
Read moreDel has been involved in the development of new software methods (Ocker) for the chaperonin inhibitor project.
Read moreI wanted to continue the series of introducing FAH team members. Greg Bowman has been a key figure in FAH the last few years, especially in methods and software development…
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