Came across two 2017 publications that used work run on climateprediction.net --

"Western US high June 2015 temperatures and their relation to global warming and soil moisture" - only have access to abstract, but even it notes large ensemble of w@h models was used to understand 2015 pacific northwest.

"weather@home 2: validation of an improved global–regional
climate modelling system" Guillod et al. (Geoscientific Model Development). Provides background on why w@h2 was created and a summary of how it evolved from HadCM3. Also discusses use of volunteer compute & notes the increasing capability of boinc computers allowed for higher-resolution models and correcting for known biases in the Had* models.

Came across two 2017 publications that used work run on climateprediction.net --

It's always good to see evidence that our computers' hard work is being used in the real world.