perhaps nfcr is involved in a different distributed computing project already?

ok, i see.

and what about the malaria people?

"We have received proteins from our collaborators in Seattle working on pregnancy malaria. These proteins are proteins that Patrick Duffy's lab has identified as possibly important in this particularly bad type of malaria (Plasmodium). Paul Shannon is one of the Bioinformatics scientists working with us on this project, he's looked for proteins that are: 1. The right size or have pieces/ domains the right size for Rosetta 2. Are unregulated/over-expressed during the type of malaria they study in Duffy's lab and 3. Not easy to annotate with other methods (unknown proteins). For more info on this lab's overall effort follow this link (where the need to look at these proteins was brought to our attention see: http://www.sbri.org/research/duffy.asp

Just passing

Don't normally eat it that much but the continuing drought makes thirsty. 27 cent per kg, paid 4 Euro (5.55 Dollars these days), for a 15kg monster (33 pounds or so). In the cool-box with foil.

Added: If the NFCR would show www.WCGrid.org it would be outstanding :D

For a good cause!