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We expect between 3:00-5:00 p.m. on August 31st, 2025 that all WCG endpoints will be down as we switch over to Nibi cloud. In preparation, we will systematically shut down prod leading up to cutover.
With all the advances happening in artificial intelligence (AI), it’s natural to ask if one could develop an algorithm that predicts protein dynamics with far less computer time than running…
hi, it is holiday time. This year is less problematic for the server, so I hope all goes well. See you in two weeks. thanks
Last week we had a really nice meeting in Madison, WI on combining simulations and machine learning to understand protein dynamics. This meeting was hosted through CECAM ( Centre Européen de Calcul…
Dear volunteers, Apologies for the delay in getting back to you since the simulations were completed. Over the past few weeks, and with a special mention to all of you, Iván defended his Final Degree Project. In the weeks leading up to it, we were somewhat disconnected as we reviewed his project and prepared for the defense. He achieved an excellent grade (one of the highest in his class). Congratulations to Iván for all the hard work! These days, we are preparing a paper for the Spanish…
As reported in our previous research updates, we are investigating the top-scoring genes with associations to various cancers as part of the Mapping Cancer Markers (MCM) project. This article focuses on Ecdysoneless Cell Cycle Regulator (ECD), a gene that is involved in regulating growth and repair.
The African Rainfall Project (ARP) of the World Community Grid is running again! We are excited to share an update on our progress since Fall 2024.
Early during the COVID-19 pandemic, our simulations of the coronavirus spike protein led us to predict that it opens up far more widely than previously thought. This opening reveals ‘cryptic’…
About 2,300,000 people are diagnosed with breast cancer every year. Of these, approximately 70,000 have mutations in the breast cancer gene 1 (BRCA1), which encodes the BRCA1 protein. BRCA1 plays a…
hi, From 9th June and 1st July Ashley will be on Honeymoon (congratulation goes to him!). He has the physical access to the datacenter where there is the new ODLK1 virtual machine server, so for that time he cannot be present in case of hardware failure. This is a very remotely situation as the datacenter is very new and totally solar powered (so it has no electricity problems). However in case of problem that did not allow to wrote in the board, take a look at…
Dear Volunteers, Over the past few weeks, we have been testing the server and the new application developed by Iván. After verifying that the application is running well and having a general idea of the server's limits for the application, we have just launched a new version. This new version includes checkpoints so that we can run longer simulations without issues arising from restarts. Debugging checkpoints has always been one of the most challenging aspects when developing new versions, so…
Drawing upon our previous research updates, we are investigating the top-scoring genes with associations to various cancers as part of the Mapping Cancer Markers (MCM) project. This research update focuses on PDE8B (Phosphodiesterase 8B), a gene that is involved in hormone synthesis and has altered expression in diverse cancers.
Thanks to all the BOINC Pentathlon participants who once again devoted their time and computing power to NFS@Home. The project server was struggling to keep up with you at times, but overall it was a success. And thanks again to SETI.Germany for putting this together again. Until next time!
Welcome back BOINC Pentathlon participants. NFS@Home has again been chosen this year for the Javelin Throw discipline starting May 9 at midnight UTC. Good luck to all!
Dear volunteers, We are back! The wait has been longer than we would have liked, but surprisingly, what we bring comes sooner than we expected. Ivan Royo has been working this term on the 1D version of DENIS (denis-fiber) and we already have a first version to start testing. It is a fairly advanced version of what will be the final one (still without checkpoints), but at this point it is very useful to start testing to see that everything is going well and to polish the last details. Thanks to…
As part of our ongoing research updates, we continue to explore the top-scoring genes linked to lung cancer identified by the Mapping Cancer Markers (MCM) project. Following our previous focus on GCM1, this update examines DYNLT1 (Dynein Light Chain Tctex-Type 1), a gene with pivotal roles in intracellular transport and cancer pathophysiology.
At the end of 20/03/2025, the actual IP address of server (95.85.214.21) should migrate to another one (188.75.184.38). This action needs even to reconfigure the farm firewalls and some network devices and even to change the DNS record (that needs some time to propagate). So the server can stay even disconnected from network during this change. For this, you should calculate that in all 21/03/2025 the server will be "not reachable", and it should start to be ready during the 22/03/2025…
Sisler Cyber Academy ranked #1 at the end of the challenge started on February 19th and lasting for 19 days.
Please join us as we Stand Up for Science in cities across the US on Friday March 7. You can find more details on the main event in Washington DC and your local event here . Publicly funded science…
The Winnipeg based Sisler High School Cyber Academy will start a Team Challenge on February 19th that will last for 19 days.
Dear Volunteers, As you may have noticed, the task hiatus has extended longer than we would have liked. I apologize for not writing sooner, as I was hoping we could launch something earlier. However, given our current workload and the steps required for the new simulations, there will be no new tasks at least until the end of February. I apologize for this decrease in activity; we will return as soon as…
If you haven't already, we invite you to check out the latest release of the Folding@home client (v8.4.9)! This version makes it much easier to create and join teams. You can find the controls by…
The workunits of the current S31 batch requiring 3 GB of RAM or more. Also workunits of the next R19 batch using much RAM.
We continue to investigate molecular signatures linked to lung cancer, with a current focus on GCM1, a transcription factor involved in placental development and potentially significant in lung cancer biology. The GCM1 gene encodes a protein with a gcm-motif, playing a central role in DNA-binding and regulating placental-specific genes. While its primary function is in placental biology, emerging evidence suggests GCM1 mutations are implicated in various cancers, including lung adenocarcinoma…
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