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Don't believe so, as F@H haven't published any findings yet in regards to COVID, I might be wrong though.

A lot of researchers unrelated to F@H are running various trials right now

muziqaz wrote:Don't believe so, as F@H haven't published any findings yet in regards to COVID, I might be wrong though.

A lot of researchers unrelated to F@H are running various trials right now

Yes, the work on the Wuhan Coronavirus is quite new but they are very, very eager to push more projects out and obviously the entire community is equally excited to process them. I expect that the results should end up on sites like https://github.com/FoldingAtHome/coronavirus#datasets. They aren't waiting around for publication and the normal formal procedures. The results are going out as soon as possible!

Datasets page is still empty, no results yet? Any estimate when we can see them?

In addition to the Corona virus Datasets, F@H is also contributing to the Moonshot project: https://github.com/FoldingAtHome/covid-moonshot

Probably I'm not looking the right place but I cannot find any results there too. Is there any estimate? Like "dataset 75% complete"?

how is it possible to contribute? as programmer , data scientist? scientist

Welcome to the F@H Forum marcin,

As a developer, you can have a look here: https://github.com/FoldingAtHome There are plans to have more code in the Open Source category to allow lots of developers to contribute to this.
As a scientist, you can always ask your lab to join the F@H Consortium: https://foldingathome.org/about/the-fol ... onsortium/
You can also watch this video where they talk about contribution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad_TEiByZUQ

I think it's pretty important to keep regular updates and let people know what they are doing is actually useful.....people will lose interest fast and won't bother folding

thank u for your answer so i would like to most write model do machine learning
2 Secondly what is important is to do competition for data scientist thanks to that we will be closer to the goal

PantherX wrote:Welcome to the F@H Forum marcin,

As a developer, you can have a look here: https://github.com/FoldingAtHome There are plans to have more code in the Open Source category to allow lots of developers to contribute to this.
As a scientist, you can always ask your lab to join the F@H Consortium: https://foldingathome.org/about/the-fol ... onsortium/
You can also watch this video where they talk about contribution: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad_TEiByZUQ

happymambo wrote:I think it's pretty important to keep regular updates and let people know what they are doing is actually useful.....people will lose interest fast and won't bother folding

Agree