DLTV 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.
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Meet 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…
Read moreDL 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…
Read moreNew 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…
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