Certainly, and indeed, there are some more places that need to be updated. To name a few ...

The completed sciences need to be moved in the forums from "Active Research" to "Completed Research".

In the personal Device Profiles (Boinc Profile Configuration) there is a Custom Profile with OpenPandemics - COVID-19, Africa Rainfall Project, Mapping Cancer Markers and the now completed sciences Smash Childhood Cancer and Help Stop TB.

At the bottom of each page of the website, there is a link "Active Research" with the two completed sciences. They should be moved to "Completed Research".

in the "System Requirements" in the Help pages, the two completed sciences should be removed.

In the table https://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/api/v3/project available through the API, the completion dates should be filled out and the status 'Intermittent' should be changed into 'Completed' for both sciences.

Maybe that last named table is a good starting point.

Adri

I hope we get science updates soon on each of these projects.

Two projects are ending, not with a bang, but with a whimper.
Announcement released late at night while a majority of readers are on holiday. In journalism, this is called a 'news dump.'
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The lab focusing on childhood cancers is now part of a $25 million USD project to test the compounds we've identified years ago, founded this year with a new name. I've checked the website and there's no mention of WCG or the thousands of citizen scientists - there's a new donors list with big institutions, like MIT and the government of France. If all goes well, these institutions will get full credit, and we get a 'final update' that our contributions have inspired young people to get into science.

I'm glad they have a stable funding source, but a majority of their resources came from us. (Think of the value of our donation as the averted cost of renting 57,048 core-years, in 2017, from for-profit servers). Our donations are bearing fruit, and we deserve just as much credit and just as many updates as the secondary donors.
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As for the Croft lab, focusing on the fatty layer that protects tuberculosis from normal medicines, wants to use Artificial intelligence to handle the last decade of results but after a decade they don't have a person assigned to handle that. They're promising future updates, but WCG calls it their final update. It's pretty clear why - if the scientists who designed the calculations didn't stick around to interpret the answers, finding a new person who'll understand it all may be daunting.

Maybe I'm mis-remembering, but I seem to recall an update sometime mid-2024 (or early 2024) that there would be more SCC1 work coming. If that's a true memory, then they probably just put a hard stop to their WCG work when their business model changed.