What projects are you running? Do you competitively crunch or do you crunch primarily for a specific area of scientific research you prefer?
| Project | Goal | Team | Stats |
|---|---|---|---|
| Citizen Science Grid | Umbrella project for DNA@Home, SubsSet Sum@Home, and Wildlife@Home. | Team | Stats |
| Cosmology@Home | Darkmatter/Universe Model Research | Team | Stats |
| LHC@Home | Accelerator Physics | Team | Stats |
| NFS@Home | Lattice sieving step in Number Field Sieve factorization of large integers. Many public key algorithms, including the RSA algorithm, rely on the fact that the publicly available modulus cannot be factored. If it is factored, the private key can be easily calculated. | Team | Stats |
| NumberFields@home | Research in number theory. Number theorists can mine the data for interesting patterns to help them formulate conjectures about number fields. | Team | Stats |
| Rosetta@Home | Protein structure prediction that may ultimately lead to finding cures for some major human diseases. | Team | Stats |
| SRBase | Attempting to solve Sierpinski / Riesel Bases up to 1030. | Team | Stats |
| SZTAKI Desktop Grid | Mathematics, linguistics, physics, biology related goals. | Team | Stats |
| theSkyNet POGS | Astronomy Research. Combine the spectral coverage of GALEX, Pan-STARRS1, and WISE to generate a multi-wavelength UV-optical-NIR galaxy atlas for the nearby Universe. Calculate physical parameters such as: star formation rate, stellar mass of the galaxy, dust attenuation, and total dust mass of a galaxy; on a pixel-by-pixel basis using spectral energy distribution fitting techniques | Team | Stats |
| VGTU | Distributed computing platform for scientists of Vilnius Gediminas Technical University (VGTU). | Team | Stats |
| Universe@home | Physics and Astronomy | Team | Stats |
| World Community Grid | Solve aids, cancer, disease, etc. | Team | Stats |
| YAFU | Factorize numbers of 70-130 digit length which are needed to bring Aliquot Sequences to a size of 130. | Team | Stats |
| yoyo@home | Brings existing distributed computing projects to the Boinc world using the Boinc Wrapper technology | Team | Stats |
| Amicable Numbers | Amicable Numbers is an independent research project that uses Internet-connected computers to find new amicable pairs. | Team | Stats |
| Asteroids@home | Asteroid research - it uses photometric measurements of asteroids observed by professional big all-sky surveys as well as 'backyard' astronomers. The data is processed using the lightcurve inversion method and a 3D shape model of an asteroid together with the rotation period and the direction of the spin axis are derived. | Team | Stats |
| Collatz Conjecture | Attempting to disprove the Collatz Conjecture. | Team | Stats |
| Einstein@home | Search for spinning neutron (pulsars) stars using data from the LIGO gravitational-wave detectors, the Arecibo radio telescope, and the Fermi gamma-ray satellite | Team | Stats |
| GPUgrid | Full-atom molecular simulations of proteins | Team | Stats |
| Milkyway@home | Creation of a 3d map of the milkyway galaxy using data gathered by the Sloan Digital Sky Survey. This project enables research in both astroinformatics and computer science. | Team | Stats |
| Moo! Wrapper | Moo! Wrapper brings together BOINC volunteer computing network resources and the Distributed.net projects. It allows a BOINC Client to participate in the RC5-72 challenge. | Team | Stats |
| PrimeGrid | Search for prime numbers. Primes play a central role in the cryptographic systems which are used for computer security. Through the study of prime numbers it can be shown whether current security schemes are sufficiently secure. | Team | Stats |
| SETI@home | Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) | Team | Stats |
| TN-Grid | The gene@home project is an implementation of the PC-IM algorithm, whose purpose is to expand Gene Regulatory Networks (GRN). Each network is a graph that specifies the causal relationships inside this set of genes, and helps in studying the gene expression phenomenon: the process through which the DNA is transcribed into RNA and the RNA translated into proteins. | Team | Stats |
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