Nano-Hive@Home

NanoHive@Home was a distributed computing project created by Brian Helfrich designed to perform large-scale nanosystems simulation and analysis.^[1]

Current status

As of 8 January 2008, the project had completed two simulations (FineMotionControler and NanoFactory) and had a third (HiveArena) in development. However, no simulations were further developed. The project has since been declared officially dead, as the company behind its development lost interest.

References

↑ http://www.nanohive-1.org/

Berkeley Open Infrastructure for Network Computing (BOINC) projects

Current	Asteroids@home CAS@HOME Climateprediction.net Cosmology@Home Einstein@Home FightAIDS@Home GPUGRID.net Ibercivis The Lattice Project Leiden Classical LHC@home MilkyWay@home Moo! Wrapper NFS@Home NumberFields@home PrimeGrid Quake-Catcher Network Rosetta@home SETI@home (sub project Astropulse) SZTAKI Desktop Grid Universe@Home World Community Grid Yoyo@home

Beta	ATLAS@Home Big and Ugly Rendering Project Charity Engine Ibercivis MindModeling@Home RNA world SETI@home beta SRBase

Alpha	123Numbers Albert@Home BealF@Home Beauty@LHC Citizen Science Grid Collatz Conjecture Project DENIS@Home Enigma@Home Gerasim@Home QMC@Home Radioactive@Home RALPH@home SAT@home WEP-M+2 Project XANSONS for COD

Future	PlanetQuest

Tools, technology	BOINC client–server technology BOINC Credit System

Inactive, ended	ABC@Home AQUA@home Artificial Intelligence System BBC Climate Change Experiment Cell Computing DistrRTgen DNETC@HOME Docking@Home eOn FreeHAL HashClash μFluids@Home Malaria Control Project Nano-Hive@Home Orbit@home POEM@Home Predictor@home Proteins@home Reversi Riesel Sieve (merged with PrimeGrid) Seasonal Attribution Project SLinCA@Home Spinhenge@Home SIMAP TANPAKU vdwnumbers.org XtremLab

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