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	14 Feb 2024 – Research update from the OPN team (February 2024)
		The Open Pandemics team has released new work units, which are targeting the DNA polymerase of cytomegalovirus.
	Tags: Project Update

	10 Mar 2022 – Open Pandemics Q&A
		Open Pandemics researchers answer questions asked on the forum
	Tags: Project Update

	08 Mar 2022 – Comparison of CPU and GPU performance in Open Pandemics Project
		How does CPU and GPU compare in terms of energy and speed? OPN researchers compare them using two example packages.
	Tags: Behind the Scenes

	05 Feb 2022 – OpenPandemics - COVID-19: February update
		Preliminary validation of WCG results are very promising.
	Tags: Research Call Notes

	09 Dec 2021 – Open-source software from OpenPandemics - COVID-19 helps the researchers
		The OPN team is developing open-source tools that help improve the predictions run in WCG and benefit researchers worldwide.
	Tags: Project Update

	21 Oct 2021 – October Update: OpenPandemics - COVID-19
		As of this month, the research team has received approximately 165,000 packages of work units from World Community Grid.
	Tags: Research Call Notes

	01 Oct 2021 – September Update: OpenPandemics - COVID-19
		The research team is working on analyzing the large amount of data generated from the stress test earlier this year, while also sending additional compounds to collaborators for lab testing.
	Tags: Research Call Notes

	31 Aug 2021 – August Update: OpenPandemics - COVID-19
		The research team ran a group of high-priority batches on World Community Grid this past month.
	Tags: Research Call Notes

	29 Jul 2021 – July Update: OpenPandemics - COVID-19
		The research team continues their data analysis, and lab testing is ongoing for potential COVID-19 treatments.
	Tags: Research Call Notes

	08 Jul 2021 – Approximately 300 million small molecules run for OpenPandemics - COVID-19 as part of system test
		The recent stress test run on World Community Grid allowed the researchers to quickly run simulations for 300 million small molecules.
	Tags: Project Update