The role of scientists is to "do science". Some research benefits from massively parallel calculation, some does not. The project here, makes massively parallel calculation available, when it is needed. Ensuring there is enough work to keep the project here in work units is not good science. BOINC is a resource, not an end.

Hello! What's the situation?

No news (don't know if it is good news...)

In October 1969 I took an oath to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic;
There was no expiration date.

But which version of the constitution?

We have done research on grape in collaboration with the Edmund Mach Foundation, funded by our regional government, the Autonomous Province of Trento. It's important for our local economy, from the agricultural point of view grape (and it's side product, wine), apples and small fruits are among the relevant products.
See https://www.fmach.it/eng

I think they look great, but not gonna be relevant for me for a long time :)

Just a brief update:
- No new experiment ready yet (people are working on but no ETA)
- The latest batch on Vitis vinifera has been collected and validated, ready for further biological analysis and publication
- I am re-organizing all the (many years of) data that we collected, trying to optimize the whole system
- Some of us will be here https://grapedia.org/annual-meeting/

NOTE: new version is v7.22.2 -- it is NOT a required upgrade for TN-Grid project, but it allows the user to specify how much CPU work is done when machine is "idle" and how much when machine is "used".

Better settings.

We are inmediately crunching whatever it produces

Thanks. That is what I wanted to know.

All the additional people from WCG tasking the work rate over the rate of production.