About TN-Grid
TN-Grid is a platform that uses Internet-connected
computers to do research in various scientific projects.
You can participate by downloading and running a free program
on your computer.
TN-Grid is based at the Research Area of Trento of the National Research Council of Italy (CNR) and currently hosted by the University of Trento (UNITN). The first project we host is
- gene@home, in collaboration with Fondazione Edmund Mach (FEM)
and the Department of Information Engineering and Computer Science (DISI) of UNITN.
We would also like to thank the members of the BOINC.Italy
community who are helping us in this testing phase.
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Upgrading the server
Today, in about 1 hour from now we will shutdown the server for an upgrade (ram, cpu and storage). It shouldn't take a long time, maybe one hour or less. [edit] Everything went well.
10 Nov 2016, 13:48:39 UTC
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Public invitation code
The (new) invitation code is now public, written on the home page.
11 Oct 2016, 9:39:56 UTC
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gene@home: Vitis Vinifera experiments
We just started a new 'experiment' on a Vitis Vinifera (grapevine) dataset. Your client will automatically download a ~100Mb files which contains the necessary dataset (shared among all the Vv workunits). We will distribute just a few batches, at the beginning, just to see if everything works as expected.
For further (scientific) information please look at the following thread: http://gene.disi.unitn.it/test/forum_thread.php?id=117
24 Dec 2015, 14:09:26 UTC
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gene@home: Scientific Results (June 2015)
We are very happy to share the scientific results achieved so far, thanks to the help of all you volunteers. Please look at this thread.
10 Jun 2015, 11:06:55 UTC
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gene@home: status
We are almost done with our current batch (E. Coli local gene network expansion for 10 networks). We will first analyze the results (this will take some time), then we will be able to choose the best, smaller set of algorithm parameters and use it for the other 100 networks we plan to expand, thus optimizing the computation. In the meantime we will start another experiment on Arabidopsis Thaliana but, before starting it, we need to wait until all the work on E. coli has been generated. This will be done manually, hopefully the next Monday.
For this reason there could be a shortage of workunits in this weekend.
7 Mar 2015, 12:10:41 UTC
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