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Special test release for macos signed and notarized packages What's Changed voting: initialize buildPollTable timer for daemon/RPC callers by @jamescowens in #2908 consensus: set mainnet fork heights for Natasha mandatory by @jamescowens in #2907 Full Changelog: 5.4.9.17-testnet...5.5.0.0-macos-codesigning
What's Changed voting: fix null pointer dereference in PollRegistry::DeletePoll by @jamescowens in #2904 ci: fix ARM64 cross-build, Arch Linux build, and update GitHub Actions by @jamescowens in #2905 net: bump protocol version to 180329 for block v14 mandatory by @jamescowens in #2906 Full Changelog: 5.4.9.15-testnet...5.4.9.17-testnet
Dear volunteers, First of all, please accept my apologies for this long period without any news from us. At the end of last academic year, two events occurred that blocked us from moving forward with the work we were doing in DENIS: on the one hand, Iván finished his grant and started working at a company; and on the other hand, the Rector of the University asked me to take on a Vice-Rector position for this academic year. This latter responsibility has meant that, since the beginning of the…
As artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve rapidly, it’s interesting to regularly ask what AI means for Folding@home. In a nutshell, the current state of AI opens up lots of opportunities…
The server upgrade is complete. Thanks for your patience during the few hours of downtime.
One of the big challenges with simulations of protein dynamics is getting enough data. That’s where Folding@home and all of the compute power that you volunteer to dedicate to running simulations…
The NFS@Home server will be upgraded shortly. During this process, the project may be intermittently offline. An announcement will be posted once the upgrades are complete. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Thanks to everyone who helped get a lot of great science done in 2025! We're looking forward to a great 2026 with you! First, the good stuff! Folding@home is continuing to provide insight into…
hi, after speeding up the DB using a special dedicated super fast SSD, now the transition log is cleared and I start again to send WU to client. All seems normal now thanks
hi, to prevent that credits are not gave due to out of time reached, you should considerate to don't download new tasks until the transitioner queue is empty. Else, in case the queue did not terminate (actually it is still > on one day) fast, I could force to stop download new WU from the server, so you need to have another BOINC connected to process as backup. We can move the DB to special super fast SSD, but before that I would like that old WU where processed in time for give credits. Thanks
Hi, during the week there will be a change of server to a new better one. As all about ODLK1 is inside a virtual machine, there are no changes for clients. The unique downside is that operation will takes around 1 hour and in that time ODLK1 will not be reachable. Thanks
Dear project participants! Merry Christmas! I wish you peace and harmony.
As we continue to explore top-scoring genes associated with the development of cancer through the Mapping Cancer Markers (MCM) project, we are excited to share a new research update! This article features NELL2 (Neural EGF-Like-Like protein 2), a gene that plays multiple roles in neural development and cell death regulation.
Mutations in the KRAS protein are among the most common drivers of human cancers, including lung, pancreatic, and colorectal tumors. Despite decades of effort, KRAS has been considered a particularly…
How do we know our molecular simulation models are accurate? This is a very important aspect of all the work we perform on Folding@home . If we want to use simulations to model the dynamics and…
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…
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