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...ensavers — animated recordings of real-time scientific visualisations from SETI@home, Einstein@Home, Rosetta@home, Pirates@Home, World Community Grid, and
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...out of the same Space Sciences Laboratory group that maintains BOINC and [[SETI@home]].
...pedia:David P. Anderson|David P. Anderson]], who had previously directed [[SETI@home]] beginning in 1998. Anderson wrote the first version of the BOINC cli
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...ributed to alongside more established efforts like [[Einstein@Home]] and [[SETI@home]].<ref name="bam">{{Cite web |title=Profiles |url=https://boincstats.c
* [[SETI@home]]
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...loped at the University of California, Berkeley following the success of [[SETI@home]], one of the earliest and most influential volunteer computing projec
* [[SETI@home]]
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...platform, which BOINC Central runs on, was originally developed to support SETI@home.|514x514px]]
...lunteer computing since the mid-1990s. He co-created [[Wikipedia:SETI@home|SETI@home]] in 1995 and in 2002 founded the BOINC project, which became the worl
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...wiki/T.Brada_Experimental_Grid |title=T.Brada Experimental Grid |publisher=SETI Germany Wiki |access-date=2026-06-11 }}</ref>
* [https://www.seti-germany.de/wiki/T.Brada_Experimental_Grid SETI Germany Wiki entry]
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...ary-2011!/page4&p=6268|title=Welcome New members For January 2011!|website=SETI.USA Forums|access-date=2026-07-18}}</ref>
...nits would be needed to accumulate credit comparable to projects such as [[SETI@home]] or [[wikipedia:Climateprediction.net|climateprediction.net]].<ref na
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...has been widely used in scientific distributed computing projects such as SETI@home and Einstein@Home.
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Like other [[BOINC|BOINC volunteer computing]] projects such as [[SETI@home]] and [[Rosetta@home]], MLC@Home distributed computational work to vol
...C@Home used the BOINC platform, the same infrastructure as projects like [[SETI@home]] and [[Rosetta@home]].]]
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...Berkeley, launching publicly on '''9 June 2004''' — two weeks before SETI@home's own BOINC-based relaunch on 22 June 2004.<ref name="boinchistory" />
...at the BOINC platform could support independent scientific projects beyond SETI@home. Its techniques for managing result integrity (Homogeneous Redundancy)
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...the University of California, Berkeley by David Anderson as part of the [[SETI@home]] project, BOINC was designed to be a general-purpose platform that an
...ry of volunteer computing. It was one of the earliest BOINC projects after SETI@home itself, and its direct contribution to the infrastructure of Einstein@
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...dels spinning. All 71 known screensaver recordings, spanning projects from SETI@home to Pirates@Home, are now preserved in one place.</div>
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...eloped at the University of California, Berkeley by David Anderson and the SETI@home team.<ref name="cpdn_history"/>
...or very large climate-model ensembles. He was introduced to the success of SETI@home in 1999 and was inspired by the potential of volunteer computing. His
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...e University of California, Berkeley, which also powers projects such as [[SETI@home]] and [[World Community Grid]].<ref>{{cite web |url=https://boinc.berk
...rence question and answer session with BOINC founder David P. Anderson and SETI@home scientist Eric Korpela.<ref>{{cite web |url=https://scilincdev.blogspo
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...University of Basel student who had previously designed the graphics for [[SETI@home]]; the visualization rendered an animated three-dimensional chart plot
* [[SETI@home]]
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...ho was at that time developing BOINC as an open platform to generalise the SETI@home approach.<ref name="history">{{Cite web |url=https://lhcathome.web.cer
...sity of California, Berkeley|University of California, Berkeley]] to power SETI@home.<ref>{{Cite web |url=https://boinc.berkeley.edu/ |title=BOINC |publish
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...Martin Korth recognized this potential. According to Korth, the idea of a SETI@home-style project for quantum chemistry had circulated half-jokingly in th
...{cite web |url=https://www.seti-germany.de/wiki/QMC@HOME |title=QMC@HOME – SETI.Germany Wiki |date=2013-07-24 |access-date=2026-06-12}}</ref> The project a
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* [[wikipedia:SETI@home|SETI@home]]
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* [[SETI@home]]
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