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Message boards :
Team invites :
BOINCstats
(Message 21299)
Posted 9 Mar 2009 by Laura_Stevens Post: We are currently seeking new members who would like to participate in an active, friendly, and knowledgeable BOINC community. Come see for yourself why we are one of the fastest rising teams on BOINC.
2008 was a period of tremendous growth for our team, and we are already continuing that trend strong into 2009. If you are looking for a team that is friendly with responsive forums and great teamwork, than please consider supporting our effort. We are regular participants in the SIMAP scrambles each month, as well as the PrimeGrid challenge series. We also collaborate to turn out in large numbers for most other challenges, and welcome all members whether they are contributing 1 CPU or 1000. Click Here to Get Started Click Here to Join if you already have a BAM! account |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
Congratulations on the start up!
(Message 20145)
Posted 10 Sep 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: Congratulations to everyone involved! Apologies to everyone that spent this morning laying in their bathtub with aluminum foil hats waiting for the Earth to implode. Maybe the next big scientific endeavor will bring you what you hope for. |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
LHC Images
(Message 19931)
Posted 14 Aug 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: Great pictures from the LHC Sorry Al, I very rarely check the forums here, just came across the pics via email and decided to throw them up here. |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
LHC Images
(Message 19867)
Posted 4 Aug 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: Great pictures from the LHC http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2008/08/the_large_hadron_collider.html |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How often does LHC shut down?
(Message 19484)
Posted 18 Apr 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: a) We have a second project it's called the Grid. The LHC's computing needs are being fulfilled by that IF we can get something ported to BOINC we will but I reiterate we have no money. Also it's not just the download are you all willing to have large, hard drives, massive broadband connections and run only Scientific Linux (CERN edition) and not use your machines for anything else? a) I think it's doable for some. Maybe not with the same resources as other OS's but definately doable, and would get support, although I imagine it being slow at first to attract new users. b) Good news that there is work, bad that they don't tell you. :/ Sorry to hear it, hopefully communication improves as this thing nears completion. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How often does LHC shut down?
(Message 19470)
Posted 18 Apr 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: I would be willing to bet that if they did a port of their analysis program to BOINC we could do as well as the super computers they have lined up to do their data . I third that!, lol A high bandwidth project, even if it took days or a couple weeks to crunch a single WU would be doable and if need be could parallel multiple CPU's if it's supported to crunch it faster. There are many of us that are flexible enough with our hardware that those numbers are not that big of a deal really. If you set up the requirements, people will crunch it. You'd be surprised how many people could attach a 10,20, or even 50 gigaflop cluster out of old junk if you asked them to. In fact I think that would be a very popular project, because people would look at it more as "elite credits" and build up to crunch it. |
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Message boards :
Number crunching :
How often does LHC shut down?
(Message 19467)
Posted 17 Apr 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: From what I've seen reading through the published data. LHC@Home has been kind of forgotten. It's not really being addressed as part for their computing needs There doesn't seem to be a whole lot of new info related to LHC@Home in the project collaboration forums, and I kind of get the feeling that a lot of individuals involved have just kind of forgotten about it, or dismissed it as not worthwhile. This is just my opinion of course, and I can't say it for certain as I don't know the individuals involved, and am not involved in the project in any way. |
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Message boards :
LHC@home Science :
LHC - The Coming Revolution in Particle Physics
(Message 19357)
Posted 11 Apr 2008 by Laura_Stevens Post: This is an article from the February 08 edition of Scientific American detailing the science behind the LHC, what may be found, and what may happen. The Coming Revolution in Particle Physics: http://www.nikhef.nl/pub/services/biblio/bib_KR/sciam28387164.pdf It's a bit science heavy and may be a bit dry for some, but a fascinating read on where we are and where this may take us. Illustrated article with good explanations. |
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