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09 Mar 2020 – Smash Childhood Cancer Team Announces New Principal Investigator and New Project Targets The Smash Childhood Cancer researchers are pleased to announce that Dr. Godfrey Chan, a founding member of the team, will be the new Principal Investigator for the project. The project is re-starting with two new targets to investigate in the continuing search for better childhood cancer treatments.     Tags: Behind the Scenes , Project Update

11 Feb 2020 – World Community Grid’s FightAIDS@Home Team Gathers at HIVE Center Meeting The FightAIDS@Home researchers recently met in California to discuss their plans for the project’s future.     Tags: Project Update

31 Jan 2020 – Mapping Cancer Markers Researchers Analyzing Lung Cancer Data The Mapping Cancer Markers team discusses the past (lung cancer), present (ovarian cancer), and future (sarcoma) of the project in this comprehensive update.     Tags: Project Update

20 Jan 2020 – Microbiome Immunity Project Researchers Create New Method of Predicting Protein Function The Microbiome Immunity Project has (so far) identified almost 275,000 unique protein structures, returned more than 430 million work units, and led to the creation of an important new scientific technique.     Tags: Project Update

13 Dec 2019 – OpenZika’s Work on World Community Grid is Complete Now that OpenZika’s work on World Community Grid is complete, the researchers are beginning the next phase of their work while continuing to spread the word about their early findings.     Tags: Project Update

30 Oct 2019 – Announcing the Africa Rainfall Project What if your computer could run weather simulations that could help farmers in Africa successfully grow their crops? We're excited to announce the Africa Rainfall Project, our first project in partnership with The Weather Company.     Tags: Event or Milestone

12 Sep 2019 – Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy Researcher Developing New Methods for Deciphering Protein-Protein Interactions Dr. Alessandra Carbone, the primary investigator for the Help Cure Muscular Dystrophy project, recently published a paper along with several colleagues to propose new techniques for looking at the complexities of protein-protein interactions.     Tags: Project Update , Research Paper , Video

15 Aug 2019 – Stockholm Science & Innovation School Competition Donates 25 Years of Computing Time to Cancer and Microbiome Research A high school in Sweden chose to support Mapping Cancer Markers and the Microbiome Immunity Project during a one-month competition between five World Community Grid teams. Here’s what they learned during the process.     Tags: Behind the Scenes

23 Jul 2019 – 200,000 Newly Predicted Protein Structures and Counting: The Microbiome Immunity Project's Plans for the Future The Microbiome Immunity Project has led to the prediction of almost 200,000 unique protein structures (so far), and the project has gone international. Learn more in this video update.     Tags: Project Update

09 Jul 2019 – OpenZika Nears End of Work on World Community Grid The OpenZika researchers are making ambitious plans to analyze the data that has been processed by World Community Grid volunteers over the past three years. Learn about the next steps for the project in this comprehensive update.     Tags: Behind the Scenes , Event or Milestone , Project Update

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