You had better ask Sekerob.......oh......sorry, no you can't, he has not been seen for months!

Historically, his charts have been fairly good at predicting the end* of a project, plus you usually get some sort of head's up from the WCG admins or project scientists that things are winding down.

However, it turns out that CEP2 is a bit more like the AIDS subproject, in that it is an ongoing project with additional batches thrown in as work by the researchers progresses.

At least, that's what I got from this post by the CEP scientist(s). Based on that, I would say that there is likely more work to be had in the future, but not necessarily right away.


*Note that even after the last of the main work is sent out, things usually drag on for at least a week or two afterwards, waiting for returns and reissuing repair jobs as needed. However, at that point there is not much work to be had and you should take that into consideration if you are working on any crunching goals.

For points, there are no badges, but if you look you carefully, you have a diamond badge for 10+ years for CEP2 .
As for how much time is left for CEP2, WCG now provides timelines for the projects on the Research page. According to this, CEP2 currently is at 93% completion and goes on until Sep 2014.

CJSL

Its now reflecting what I can only imagine is old data, 63% and June 2010.

No, it's not old data. As Scribe stated, June 2010 is when CEP2 started and the 63% is an update from the beginning of July and is further discussed here.

CJSL

Gotta keep crunching, there's a world to save...