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29 Mar 2018 – Help Stop TB Researchers Seek New Team Members |
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The Help Stop TB researchers are looking to expand their team as they analyze the large amount of data generated by World Community Grid. Read about their plans in this update. |
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09 Feb 2018 – FightAIDS@Home Has a New Tool and a New Teammate |
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The FightAIDS@Home project is searching for possible compounds to target the protein shell inside HIV (called the capsid core), which protects the viral RNA. Currently, there are no approved drugs that target this protein shell. In this update, Dr. Olson summarizes the team’s progress to-date, describes a new software tool that will help their work, and introduces us to a new research team member. |
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22 Jan 2018 – Computing for Clean Water Results Inspire Further Study |
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An international team of researchers was inspired by the Computing for Clean Water project to do a series of further simulations, using a slightly different model and studying the diffusion of oxygen molecules as well as water molecules. Learn about their results, which validated the work done on World Community Grid, in this article. |
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14 Dec 2017 – Sustainable Water Data Available to Interested Scientists |
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Dr. Gerry Learmonth, the principal investigator for the Computing for Sustainable Water project, gives an update on the primary findings of the project as well as how other scientists can access the data. |
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18 Oct 2017 – Discovering Dengue Drugs - Together Takes a New Approach to Data Analysis |
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In this update, Dr. Stan Watowich, principal investigator for the Discovering Dengue Drugs - Together project, explains how the research team is shifting their approach to data analysis. The research team has also released their best-scoring results in order to help other scientists conducting similar studies. |
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03 Oct 2017 – Open Zika Researchers Continue Calculations, Share the Wealth, and Spread the Word |
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The OpenZika researchers are continuing to screen millions of chemical compounds as they look for potential treatments for the Zika virus. In this update, they report on the second stage of the project, using a newly prepared, massive library of 30.2 million compounds that are being screened against the Zika virus proteins. They also continue to spread the word about the project. |
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