Our J. Phys. Chem. Lett. overview paper is now officially published and online available on the journal website. We will try to make it accessible to the WCG crowd as soon as possible.
http://pubs.acs.org/doi/abs/10.1021/jz200866s

An update from the shaking East Coast: For completeness we have also posted the Nature Communications paper here.
http://cleanenergy.harvard.edu/documents/NatureCommunications.pdf

We recently learned about the work of Prof. Luethi at the ETH Zuerich, Switzerland, on large-scale quantum chemistry data mining to extract structure-property relations. Very interesting research – let’s see what we can learn from it for CEP.
http://www.luethi.ethz.ch/research/index

Looking at the latest Stormpulse, it appears to be heading toward the land tip where's it's been projected to go for good 36 hours. At this late stage, you'll get whipped as the diameter of the *Uragano*, is described as big. When push comes to shove, will set the data transfer budget to almost zero. This way can continue to crunch them, and leave the line open, till that point arrives where BOINC stops fetching work altogether due too many completed tasks waiting for upload (2x threads in device). Maybe (you probably have already) poll the techs, and hold the CEP2 feeder when the off-line condition persists as it could considerably affect the rest of production.

Good luck, or as we say here, in the wolfs mouth.

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So, ‘Irene’ has passed Cambridge and left only relatively minor damage – mostly due to fallen trees/branches and some flooded basements. Alan unfortunately could not fly to the ACS Fall meeting in Denver, but all in all we were lucky (in particular compared to North Carolina and Vermont), and the sun is shining again already. So it’s back to science for the CEP team ;).