Folding Forum

Stanford is not-for-profit so the research is published. If a Pharma then uses it to create medicine they get to charge for it. Is it better that there are cures or not? In the US where apparently socialism is a terrifying prospect, sick people have to pay for drugs; in sensible democratic socialis...

@1daveman This is an act of what would be considered hacktivism. Essentially someone who was able to gain access to your organization (or who already had it) decided to use that access to promote folding@home in the hopes of increasing the crowd sourcing going towards folding COVID-19. These acts ar...

Hi Joe_H what does "available freely for other researchers" mean? Could you also clarify what "researchers" are there qualifications required for this? I enjoy tinkering with models and it seems a tad unfair if I decided to donate my hardwares time, lifespan, and increase in powe...

@foldy lets try an easy one "Investigating Cryptic Binding Sites by Molecular Dynamics Simulations." this is the newest paper on that page and when you follow the link you end up at ncbi it does provide a full text link however that goes to some ACS publications that wants you to have an a...

So basically what this program achieves is cost reduction in R & D for pharma companies who then charge Americans exorbitant rates? Welp thats a sad face, here I have a 1660 oc nvidia card doing nothing and a 2080 ti doing nothing. Do we know if results published in research papers from break th...