DL TV interview
The guys from DL TV came by the other day to visit the Folding@home operation and we chatted a bit. They’ve made a 3-part interview out of this and the…
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New web page in place, looking good
The new web page is in place and all is looking pretty good so far and able to handle a pretty heavy web load so far. We still haven’t had…
Read moreMeet FAH team member Dr. John Chodera
Dr. Chodera joined the lab about a year ago after completing his PhD at UCSF in Ken Dill’s lab. John plays a role in many projects in Folding@home, but I’ll…
Read moreFun fact: FAH growth over time
Check out this plot (also on our stats page). We see that over time, FAH has added about 40,000 active processors each year since FAH was released (in October 2000). …
Read moreNew FAH web page showing slow loads
The new FAH web page (placed at the old url — https://foldingathome.org/) looks to be having some problems with slow loads and even 403 errors. We are working with Stanford…
Read moreNew web site, new links
Don’t forget that while the main links will be the same (https://foldingathome.org/ is still the main site url), don’t rely on other links being the same as they were before. …
Read moreDonating to Folding@home
Some people have asked how they could donate money to help Folding@Home. First and foremost, you can help by downloading and running our client software. This software is free, but…
Read moreWeb page switching over
We’re switching over the url for our main page https://foldingathome.org/ to point to the new web page. It’s possible that the foldingathome.org alias will not work for a while during…
Read moreWeb site overhaul
We’ve completely overhauled the FAH web pages. The inspiration for the changes were multi-fold, but mainly the old site was looking a bit old stylistically and the translations were poorly…
Read morev6 client progress
The v6 client open beta rollout has been moving well as well. For the most part, there have been no problems. The main issues right now has been trying to…
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