Stanford net down
The Stanford net is down. We are working with Stanford IT to get FAH back up as soon as possible. We’ll give an update as we know more. UPDATE: We’re…
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Paper highlight: Paper #52
I’ll start highlighting some of our key results from FAH in this blog. I’ll start with our most recent paper (paper #52 Control of Membrane Fusion Mechanism by Lipid Composition:…
Read moreCheck out our FAQ's
We’ve been working hard to update our FAQ’s. We’ve gotten a great deal of help from many people both within the Pande group and outside. 7im (FAH forum moderator) has…
Read moreThoughts on passing a petaflop
As many of you have heard, we’ve passed a petaflop in performance for FAH. A petaflop is 1 million-billion floating point operations per second, i.e. 10^15 operations per second or…
Read moreEarthquake!
There was a 5.6 magnitude quake pretty close to the Stanford campus last night at around 8pm pacific time. All is fine with FAH it seems, but it did shake…
Read moreDLTV part 2
DL.TV has put part 2 of the FAH interview on their web site (http://dl.tv/). This is mainly me doing a "play by play" over a recent FAH folding trajectory result.
Read moreMeet FAH team member Dr. Edgar Luttmann
Dr. Edgar Luttmann has been a FAH group member for several years. His primary areas of interest are Alzheimer’s Disease and new methods for describing water. In studying Alzheimer’s disease,…
Read moreLife in Motion Symposium
For those that are local to the Stanford area and are interested in hearing more about Folding@home, I’ll be speaking at the "Life in Motion" symposium this Thursday. You can…
Read moreMeet FAH team member Adam Beberg
While Adam Beberg is currently a grad student at Stanford in the Computer Science department and a member of the FAH team and Pande group, Adam has been collaborating with…
Read moreLast bits of the web page to update
We’ve been working to bring the rest of our web page into line with the new look. We’ve just updated the stats pages to have this new look. We still…
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