WCG新增清洁能源项目The Clean Energy Project

lonelyghost_li

Here are some updates that we thought might interest you. Watson/Jeopardy!: We are pleased to inform you that IBMs Watson won the recent Jeopardy! Challenge and are excited that World Community Grid was able to distribute the winnings to organizations that tap World Community Grid for their research projects.  For more information, please see the press release . Social Media: World Community Grid has enhanced how members may use our website to link their Facebook or Twitter accounts.  Just to go our Social Media page to link your World Community Grid account.  There are multiple options for what you may want to post.  These include: New badges earnedYour contribution by daily, weekly or monthly totalsTeam challenges completedYour all-time contribution posted daily, weekly or monthly The Clean Energy Project: The Clean Energy Project needs your help.  Due to its large file sizes and above-average use of disk operations, we have designated the project as "opt-in".  That means that you have to take action to participate.  We encourage you to take a look at the system requirements for this project, and determine if your computer is capable of participating.  If yes, then give it a try on your computer by going to your My Projects page and selecting The Clean Energy Project - Phase 2.  You may learn more about this exciting project here . Thank you for your contribution, The World Community Grid Team

naboo

TCEP-p2.目前只接受并计算了58个任务。

nekoko

不是新增，他是说，CEP一直处于opt-in的可选的状态下，但是同样需要你的帮助，你要手动把它勾选才能参与~
不过，CEP算的时候经常会出现带宽不足拒绝发送WU的状况，致使一周以来有效的计算时间不到8天

Youth

嗯，不是新项目，只是说因为项目对磁盘io负担比较大，所以一直是默认不计算该项目，导致计算力不太足。。。

lonelyghost_li

我的E文太烂了,没太看明白.大家海涵

alexpon

CEPD 官網論壇訊息 6/24當地時間  
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There are exciting results this week from The Clean Energy Project! Researchers at Harvard have just published data about the electronic properties of 2.3 million organic compounds and their potential for converting sunlight to electricity, including approximately 36,000 compounds with the potential for performing at double the efficiency of most current organic solar cells in production.

Scientists can use this information to continue investigating the most promising candidates for use in cheaper, more efficient and more flexible solar cells. Thanks to World Community Grid volunteers, the computations for this project, which would have taken 17,000 years on a single PC, were carried out in only three years and the results are now available to stimulate research in the next generation of solar energy solutions.

For more information, refer to this News & Update article or read the full press release here: http://ibm.co/15dnrp0.

Thanks for all your support!


IBM CEPD 說明  6/24當地時間