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We are planning maintenance break on 28th and 29th of August. In this two days we will move main server and work station to new location and also we will connect another new server. The new server will be used as storage machine to serve our results database on Internet and make it available for every interested person or institution.

By universe@home at 2017-08-18

Hi all. As you might have noticed, cosmologyathome.org was unreachable for the last ~2.5 days. This was due to a failure properly reregistering our domain name after moving the server from one university to another earlier this year. In addition, as we couldn't contact you via the website, we tried to send out email notification of the issue, but due to a problem with the server software many of you did not receive this email. We'll work on addressing this so in the future it doesn't happen again. All should be back to normal now, although it may take as long as another 24 hours for the domain to fully propagate everywhere. We greatly apologize for this extended down time.

By cosmology@home at 2017-08-18

A Windows application is now available for the Nontrivial Collatz Cycle search.

By yoyo@home at 2017-08-17

The Help Stop TB project is turning out to be the most comprehensive study of mycolic acids ever undertaken, which will be of enormous value to all researchers who are interested in how these molecules protect bacteria. In this update, the researchers describe mycolic acid folds that have never been detailed before, and explain how they plan to continue their exploration of this new territory as the project continues.

By world community grid at 2017-08-17

So we had two papers accepted to the [Link] 13th IEEE International Conference on eScience this year! One on EXACT (what you've been crunching) and the other on the unmanned aerial systems imagery you've been marking up. If you'd like to read pre-prints here they are: [Link] Developing a Volunteer Computing Project to Evolve Convolutional Neural Networks and Their Hyperparameters. [Link] Toward Using Citizen Scientists to Drive Automated Ecological Object Detection in Aerial Imagery. Congrats to Marshall and Connor on their paper!

By citizen science grid at 2017-08-17

Hi All, Since work is flowing pretty much steadily now, to help better deal with spammers I've set a minimum credit limit to post to 1. If this is going to be an issue (and now you can't post), please send me an email. Also, to create a team a user will also need to have credit. Hoping this helps! --Travis

By citizen science grid at 2017-08-17

The Collatz progress page shows now also the found path records.

By yoyo@home at 2017-08-16

Due to the tight deadline of the ATLAS tasks, we change to deadline of ATLAS jobs from 2 weeks to 1 week. The ATLAS job takes about 3-4 CPU hours to finish on a moderate CPU (2.5GFLOPS).

By lhc@home classic at 2017-08-16

Congratulations to everyone who took part in this search! - There are 2,390,655 amicable pairs with smaller member below 2^64 in total - BOINC volunteers found 552,874 new amicable pairs below 2^64 A more detailed analysis of amicable pairs distribution will follow later this month. And don't forget to edit your preferences and check that you're all set up to run the current search up to 10^20.

By amicable numbers at 2017-08-16

Hi folks. Due to a mix-up related to having moved servers from one university to another earlier this year, we failed to properly renew the cosmologyathome.org domain, which expired today. We are in the process of seeing what can be done to fix this. Until then, you can access the website at the temporary URL you are currently at, [Link] https://cosmos.iap.fr, and I will post the latest news on the situation here. We apologize for this downtime.

By cosmology@home at 2017-08-16

We grant now also badges for the new Collatz application.

By yoyo@home at 2017-08-15

We terminated sequence 498690 Much thanks for your contribution.

By yafu at 2017-08-15