University of North Dakota's
Volunteer Computing Server

The volunteer computing server is run by Travis Desell in UND's Computer Science Department and is hosted by UND's Computational Research Center and Information Technology Systems and Services. This server is dedicated to supporting multiple research and educational projects at the Univeristy of North Dakota and in the state of North Dakota in general.

UND's volunteer computing server is currently running the following projects:

DNA@Home - A collaborative project with Profs. Malik Magdon-Ismail, Lee Newberg, and Boleslaw Szymanski at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute being used to find protein binding sites in DNA sequences.
Wildlife@Home - A collaborative project with Prof. Susan Ellis-Felege in UND's Department of Biology being used to analyze video of sharp-tailed grouse.
SubsetSum@Home - A collaborative project with Prof. Thomas O'Neil in UND's Computer Science Department being used to examine theoretical problems in computer science.

Please visit their sites for up-to-date details.