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30 May 2013 – Computing for Clean Water project update |
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The Computing for Clean Water researchers have analyzed most of the results to date for the project and are currently writing a research paper about their findings. |
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29 May 2013 – End of the Help Conquer Cancer project |
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Thanks to the generous contribution of computing power from our members, the Help Conquer Cancer project has concluded. |
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21 May 2013 – Computing for Clean Water project update |
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The power of World Community Grid has enabled the Computing for Clean Water project researchers to discover some unexpected properties about the flow of water through carbon nanotubes. They believe that this might lead to ways of tuning filters, based on these nanotubes, to increase efficiency. More details about their exciting new scientific discovery will come with the publication of their research paper. |
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17 May 2013 – Human Proteome Folding, Phase 2 project update |
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The first project to run on World Community Grid, the Human Proteome Folding project, is coming to a close. They have added greatly to the knowledge of protein structures, providing their results to other scientists via their data base resources. |
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29 Apr 2013 – Nutritious Rice for the World project update |
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The Nutritious Rice for the World project has been post-processing their rice protein structure prediction data computed via World Community Grid. In the process of benchmarking and validating their post-processing technique, they believe they have come up with a better method that will improve the accuracy of the final predictions. This new method will be detailed in a new paper and software update, which will be released to the general protein folding community. |
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24 Apr 2013 – GO Fight Against Malaria project update |
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The GO Fight Against Malaria (GFAM) project researchers are challenging other scientists to openly collaborate, rather than compete, in finding ways to combat malaria. To this end, the GFAM project has made their results publicly available to other researchers and encourages others to suggest additional computational searches within the GFAM project. |
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