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No money required. Please support FOLDING@HOME by installing a background app on your computer.
Folding@Home is a project focused on disease research. This medical research involves very complex calculations – and the Stanford School of Medicine can use your help to find cures! Most apps don’t use multi core processors (which modern computers have). Those unused resources are used by the Stanford School of Medicine to further their medical research efforts. Don’t worry, if your computer needs those dormant resources, the Stanford app will step aside and wait until you’re done.
You can help FIGHT COVID-19!
What do you need to do?
– Install one simple, non-intrusive program
– JOIN OUR TEAM #260341
JOIN THE FIGHT & F COVID-19
All the nitty gritty can be found by visiting the FOLDING@HOME website
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CORONAVIRUS PROJECT
These projects are part of Folding@home’s efforts to assist researchers around the world taking up the global fight against COVID-19. At the time of release, this is the latest news update: https://foldingathome.org/2020/03/10/covid19-update/
These projects are CPU projects to simulate COVID-19 proteins to learn about their dynamics and function. These supplement high-priority GPU projects of the main protease as well as the COVID-19 receptor binding domains. All can be considered potential drug targets.
Please stay tuned to https://foldingathome.org/news/ for more current updates.
14300 series
COVID Moonshot designs — see https://covid.postera.ai/covid
MLTN series
MS0331 series
MS0406 series
14600 series – “72”
14600 series – “AGG”
14600 series – “387”
This project is managed by Prof. Vincent Voelz at Temple University.
Dr. Voelz’s research focuses on using new simulation methods to unravel the mysteries of how proteins self-assemble into their functional folds, and to design folding and binding properties of proteins and peptide mimetics from first principles. The Voelz Lab participates in the Folding@home project, hosting two servers at Temple University. Dr. Voelz was formerly a postdoctoral scholar in the Vijay Pande lab at Stanford University.
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Saturday: 9:00AM–2:00PM
A big shout out to the American Medical Forum for their support in our efforts to fight COVID-19