- Folding@Home is a program developed by Stanford University that uses a system's CPU to simulate the process of "folding" a protein in the human body.
- Folding@home fights diseases with a world wide distributed super computer. | 3456 members.
- The fahcontrolAUR software distributed by folding at home provides you with efficient means to control both local and remote hosts.
- Folding@Home is a project from Stanford University that uses thousands of networked PCs to form a virtual 'supercomputer' for protein folding simulations.
- This is not true, folding@home has been designed so you can use your computer and never even tell the program is running in the background.
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- The Folding@home software can be installed on almost any computer. There are client downloads for Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Find the version of the software you prefer and get started. Downloading Folding@home is completely free, easy to install and safe to use.
- The new Folding@Home App was made possible by a collaboration with Google, Huang Lab (at UST Hong Kong) and Pande Lab (at Stanford University).