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Science Chat Reminder!
The Date: 17 February 2015 (Tuesday) Add your questions to this post!
The location: #veteran, IRC (Get help with chat here.)
The Time: 1500-1600 (or so, but the official chat ends after an hour) PST
The Time Zone Converter: Right this way!
The Topics: Science chat, with a likely Foldit drug design update as well.
Add your discussion topics and questions here.
(Thu, 02/12/2015 - 20:12 | 0 comments)New Release!
Hey everyone,
We've just pushed an update out to the main game that contains the following fixes and features:
* General
- The move tool now displays at a static size. This should make it easier to grab when zoomed out, and prevent it from getting in the way when zoomed in.
* Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where moving the mouse over the move tool while attempting to hide it would crash the client.
- Fixed minor rendering problems in OSX.
- Fragment Filter should be faster in some puzzles.
As always, a thanks to our devprev players who have helped to test this release!
(Wed, 02/11/2015 - 22:38 | 1 comment)Player Designs: Headed to the Wet Lab
Check out our newest science post by bkoep to get a peek at some player designs heading to the wet lab. Eight protein designs were selected based on visual inspection by our scientists and folding predictions by the Rosetta@home distributed computing project, and you can take a look at them here.
(Tue, 02/10/2015 - 19:14 | 0 comments)Science Chat: Save the Date!
The Date: 17 February 2015 (Tuesday) Add your questions to this post!
The location: #veteran, IRC (Get help with chat here.)
The Time: 1500-1600 (or so, but the official chat ends after an hour) PST
The Time Zone Converter: Right this way!
The Topics: Science chat, with a likely Foldit drug design update as well.
The rest will be determined by you! (Please keep in mind we do read all your feedback posts, so no need to duplicate your posts that exist there.)
Looking for inspiration? Follow-up on previous topics? Read our previous chats.
We can't wait to see you there.
(Tue, 02/03/2015 - 17:02 | 8 comments)Foldit Drug Design Blog: Part Two
Today, Sandeep Kothiwale (aka fragmentor) continues our Foldit drug design blog with a brand new entry. For this week's blog, the drug design team blog describes the shake/wiggle feature for small molecules. Thanks for the blog, team - we can't wait to read more in the coming weeks!
(Mon, 02/02/2015 - 18:22 | 0 comments)
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