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| description = AQUA@home was a completed Physics BOINC project operated by D-Wave Systems that used volunteer computing to model t | category = Physics ...

...Institute for Gravitational Physics|Max Planck Institute for Gravitational Physics (Albert Einstein Institute)]] ...= [[wikipedia:GNU Lesser General Public License|LGPL-3.0-or-later]] (BOINC core components) ...

...ased on the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing|BOINC]] platform. The project allows volunteers around the world to donate spare ...cture prediction using evolutionary algorithms|journal=Journal of Chemical Physics|year=2006|volume=124|issue=24|pages=244704|doi=10.1063/1.2210932}}</ref> ...

|title=BOINC projects ...INC Projects - a directory and reference for all BOINC volunteer computing projects, past and present. ...

| description = Leiden Classical is a completed volunteer computing BOINC project run by the Theoretical Chemistry Department of the Leiden Institute | category = Chemistry, Physics ...

| programming language = C, C++, BOINC middleware | license = Mixed; BOINC middleware uses the LGPL ...

| website = {{URL|https://boinc.loda-lang.org/loda/}} ...ne Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences]] (OEIS).<ref>{{cite web |url=https://boinc.loda-lang.org/loda/ |title=What is LODA? |publisher=LODA Language |access-d ...

|title=BOINC project screensavers ...e, Pirates@Home, World Community Grid, and dozens more volunteer computing projects. ...

| caption = climateprediction.net BOINC climate simulation screensaver [[File:Boinc client rosetta climateprediction net.jpg|thumb|BOINC manager, running Rosetta@home and ClimatePrediction.net]] ...

...Spy Hill Research, used to develop the Einstein@Home screensaver and test BOINC platform features including forum software and MediaWiki integration. ...hive (24 June 2005). [https://pirates.boincsynergy.ca/2005/ Pirates@Home]. BOINC Synergy. Retrieved 2026-05-01.</ref> ...

| logo caption = Default BOINC server placeholder image | dependencies = [[wikipedia:BOINC|BOINC]] ...

| category = Particle physics ...] using the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing|BOINC]] platform. The project invites volunteers worldwide to donate spare CPU an ...

| caption = Universe@Home running through the BOINC client ...through the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing|BOINC]] platform to simulate some of the most extreme events in the Universe.<ref ...

...er eventually connecting with David Anderson, who spread the excitement of BOINC, Einstein@Home was launched in February of 2005. [https://www.youtube.com/w ...run on the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing|BOINC]] platform.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://einsteinathome.org/about|title=About ...

| description = Spinhenge@home was a completed Physics BOINC volunteer computing project simulating spin dynamics in nanoscale molecular | category = Physics ...

| description = Predictor@home was the first independent BOINC-based volunteer computing project, run by The Scripps Research Institute to ...[https://isaac.ssl.berkeley.edu/forum_thread.php?id=1456 "BOINC History"]. BOINC message boards. Retrieved 2022-11-05.</ref><ref name="wikidata">{{cite web ...

...ning on the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing|BOINC]] platform, it harnesses idle processing power donated by volunteers around ...|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 ...

| dependencies = BOINC | author = Astronomical Observatory Institute, Faculty of Physics, Adam Mickiewicz University ...

| dependencies = BOINC ...ased on the [[wikipedia:Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing|BOINC]] platform. The project is operated by [[wikipedia:Rechenkraft.net|Rechenkr ...

...xperimental configurations before they are deployed on the main production BOINC server at [https://main.cpdn.org/ main.cpdn.org]. The production project is ...ings. This technique is called a '''[[wikipedia:climate ensemble|perturbed-physics ensemble]]''' (PPE), and the sheer volume of computing required puts it far ...