...Institute for Gravitational Physics|Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute)]]
...Institute for Gravitational Physics|Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute)]] in Hannover, Germany. The project officially
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...cture prediction using evolutionary algorithms|journal=Journal of Chemical Physics|year=2006|volume=124|issue=24|pages=244704|doi=10.1063/1.2210932}}</ref>
...ionary techniques: Principles and applications|journal=Journal of Chemical Physics|year=2008|volume=124|pages=244704|doi=10.1063/1.2400012}}</ref>
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|title=BOINC projects
...INC Projects - a directory and reference for all BOINC volunteer computing projects, past and present.
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| category = Chemistry, Physics
...sical |website=Wikipedia |access-date=2026-06-22}}</ref> Unlike most BOINC projects, which distribute a single fixed scientific workload to volunteers, Leiden
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...e, Pirates@Home, World Community Grid, and dozens more volunteer computing projects.
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Like many BOINC projects, SPACIOUS@home distributes scientific calculations across a large network o
...d interest in astronomy-focused BOINC applications and volunteer computing projects.
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== Scientific Projects ==
=== Current Projects ===
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...ole in the creation of [[Einstein@Home]], one of the most successful BOINC projects ever launched, and later helped develop BOINC's social software tools.<ref
...omputer for gravitational waves]. Louisiana State University Department of Physics. 2004. Retrieved 2026-05-01.</ref> A BOINC project distributes small packet
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Unlike many BOINC projects focused on astronomy, biology, or physics, LODA focuses almost entirely on mathematical discovery and algorithm synth
...ite web |url=https://boinc.berkeley.edu/projects.php |title=Choosing BOINC projects |publisher=BOINC |access-date=2026-05-21}}</ref>
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| category = Particle physics
...y on desktop computers at CERN using a proprietary tool called the Compact Physics Screen Saver (CPSS). The BOINC-powered platform opened the simulations to v
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...e upcoming event [[wikipedia:World_Year_of_Physics_2005|'''''World Year of Physics 2005''''']]. The American Physical Society offered publicity and volunteers
...hysical Society|American Physical Society]], making it one of the earliest projects to run on the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computin
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...|access-date=2026-05-21}}</ref> MilkyWay@home was among the earliest BOINC projects to deploy GPU applications at scale, releasing CUDA support for NVIDIA GPUs
...ewberg|Heidi Jo Newberg]], then an associate professor of physics, applied physics, and astronomy at RPI. Her work to map the three-dimensional distribution o
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| description = Spinhenge@home was a completed Physics BOINC volunteer computing project simulating spin dynamics in nanoscale mol
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...ating why this is computationally hard. In practice, Predictor@home used [[physics]]-based all-atom [[force field (chemistry)|force fields]] with [[implicit s
...h results, data integrity is a significant concern for volunteer computing projects. Predictor@home addressed this through a technique called '''Homogeneous Re
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...t.net/index.php/BOINC_projects |title=BOINC projects wiki |publisher=BOINC Projects Wiki}}</ref> The project was founded primarily by astrophysicist Krzysztof
* Accretion physics
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| author = Astronomical Observatory Institute, Faculty of Physics, Adam Mickiewicz University
....<ref>{{cite web |url=https://boinc.berkeley.edu/projects.php |title=BOINC Projects List |publisher=University of California, Berkeley |access-date=2026-05-18}
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...ings. This technique is called a '''[[wikipedia:climate ensemble|perturbed-physics ensemble]]''' (PPE), and the sheer volume of computing required puts it far
...sically plausible perturbations to atmospheric, oceanic, and sulphur-cycle physics.<ref name="wikipedia"/>
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Projects exploring probabilistic text generation can also intersect with:
...pplication that could run alongside more CPU-intensive volunteer computing projects.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://hardforum.com/threads/goofyxgrid-home.1904588/
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...computation. Over time, Yoyo@home has become one of the most diverse BOINC projects in terms of application variety.
...o provide a flexible volunteer computing environment capable of supporting projects that might otherwise lack the infrastructure or funding required to maintai
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...rs/cacm.php |access-date=2026-06-20}}</ref> Prior to SETI@home, radio SETI projects relied on special-purpose supercomputers located at the telescope facility
...by SETI@home, now supports dozens of computationally intensive scientific projects across many disciplines.<ref name="wikipedia-seti"/> The first goal, as of
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