Aktuelles von Rosetta@home

[Michael H.W. Weber]

Ärgerlich. Ich hatte gerade bei RALPH mal etwas mehr Rechenzeit investiert...

Michael.

[arminius]

Das Rosetta-Team hat den Fehler in den aktuellen WUs gefunden und bittet darum folgende zu löschen:
http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/forum ... 1365#13591
Des Weiteren wird jetzt auf der HP der university of Washington für Rosetta geworben. http://www.washington.edu/
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[Bommer]

Hallo

Macht mal ein bisschen Rechenkraft bei Rosetta frei. Es stehen schon 2 Teams knapp hinten an, die uns überholen wollen. Momentan sind wir noch das stärkste deutsche Team, was aber wenn es so weitergeht nicht mehr sein werden. SETI.Germany holt auf.


Gruss Bommer

[vfrey]

ab Mai nimmt Rosetta ja an CASP7 teil...bin schon am Überlegen, ob ich für diesen Zeitraum wieder alles auf Rosetta setze...

[huraxprax]

mal schauen, ob die besser abschneiden werden als distributed folding beim letzten mal, duerfte spannend werden

[Micha11]

Hallo

seit gestern habe ich jetzt auch wieder rosetta@home WUs auf dem Rechner!

Übrigens: RHN hat bei rosetta@home die 2.000.000 Credits geschafft!

Grüße

Micha

[Michael H.W. Weber]

Rosetta ist bei CASP bislang gut gefahren.

Michael.

[VadderSchlumpf]

Hi!

Laut http://boinc.bakerlab.org/rosetta/forum ... hp?id=1177 beginnt morgen CASP7, ich denke, ich werd für den Zeitraum auch Rosetta laufen lassen.

Einen kleinen Ansporn gibt es auch, Zitat aus o.g. Seite:

We will have to have prizes when CASP finishes at the end of July for the top overall team and the
top team during CASP. definitely a citation in the science paper on rosetta distributed contributing at the minimum!

Also nix wie losrechnen

Auf der Hauptseite von Rosetta@home sieht man in den News auch, dass in den letzten Tagen die Proteine von CASP 6 nochmal berechnet wurden, auch hier wird der User mit dem besten Ergebnis und das dazugehörige Team genannt Leider ist noch kein RKN-User dabei

[yoyo]

Na das sollte uns doch anspornen.

[magihatfertig]

bei mir läuft Rosetta eh auf volle Pulle!

[Michael H.W. Weber]

Ich denke, das ist ein exzellenter Grund, auf Rosetta umzusatteln.

Michael.

[magihatfertig]

Dear Rosetta@home Participants, A wonderful aspect of Rosetta@home for me has been the marvelous contributions of the many dedicated volunteers around the world. We are about to begin the 7th biennial CASP Structure Prediction Experiment and from May 10th until August 1st our need for computing power will be even greater. In a bid to solicit more of your 'crunching time', R@H volunteers have put together the following letter which we are sending to all participants. With all of your collective efforts it should be possible to do wonders! Thank you! David Baker
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Dear Rosetta@home Contributors,
We are writing you to thank you for donating your computer time to Rosetta@home. We'd also like to bring you an update on recent improvements as well as ask for your help during this year's Critical Assessment of Techniques for Protein Structure Prediction (CASP7).

Rosetta@home is working to develop software to accurately predict the folding structure of proteins, which is a key function in developing cures for diseases such as AIDS, cancer, and Alzheimer's. The Rosetta software is used by other scientists and distributed computing projects. Any improvement we can make in this project will benefit other scientists and projects as well.
Cutting-Edge Research with an all new Application package

The Rosetta@home science application has improved greatly in recent weeks. We now have "smarter" software and new techniques which help find the best structures faster. We have also released a number of new features:

* Work unit runtimes based on preference setting can minimize your internet use.
* More frequent saves (checkpointing), means more science output and more credits for you and your team.
* The "Watchdog" keeps work flowing by ending work units that appear stuck or hung.
* All work units will receive credit even if they return late or with an error result.

All these improvements guarantee a problem-free and most useful contribution of your valuable computer time.
CASP7 is here - Be part of the competition and the winning team!
Dr. David Baker - the lead scientist of the project

There are many science teams working on protein studies, and every 2 years they conduct a contest of sorts, to define the current state-of-the-art. Now the 2006 event is underway, and you can help. CASP will present proteins no one has ever seen before and ask the research teams to give their best structure predictions for this computationally intense problem. We are very hopeful the improved Rosetta software, now with the added power of distributed computing, will again find the most accurate predictions.

CASP7 runs from May 10th to August 1st. The more computing power we apply, the better the predictions become. Please be sure to run Rosetta@home, at least during the three month period of the competition. Read more about CASP7, and check for published results on the Rosetta@home website through the end of the year.
Be a part of the project team with new information and user recognition

A number of new informational features have been added to help you participate with the research team:

* "Dr. Baker's science journal" where the project's lead scientist posts regular updates and project news.
* Work Unit information describes the proteins and tests being performed for each work unit type.
* The Application Version Log explains new features and scientific improvements in the application.

The project staff is very responsive to questions and suggestions and is working to incorporate them into Rosetta application improvements.
What you can do to help

* If you discontinued Rosetta for any reason, please attach again and you will find the application improvements have resolved the problems many were having.
* Dedicate a greater resource share to Rosetta, at least during CASP7.
* Attach additional computers to the project.
* Contact your friends and teammates and help them learn more about Rosetta so they will want to crunch more too. Here is a simple explanation you might use.
* If you are a member of a team, please ask for more Rosetta processing time on your team message boards.

Thank you for your past participation, and we hope you can provide additional support to Rosetta@home in the future.

Mark, Joachim, Gerry and the Rosetta@home volunteers

P.S.: Still not convinced? Take a look at "10 reasons why I support Rosetta@home and you should too."

P.P.S.: Your account preferences suggest that you wouldn't mind recieving our rare newsletters. If this is not true, you can 'opt-out' of future mailings by changing the "Should Rosetta@home send you email newsletters?" setting in your account preferences here: Rosetta@home preferences

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