I'm sure there is, although we won't get to see it as it's WCG's policy to not announce in advance any dates/projected projects etc., so that, when they do launch officially, they can generate press publicicty and, hopefully, bring in loads of new crunchers

What I'm led to believe though (through reading the forums), is that they're hoping/planning to have 10 projects up and running concurrently. As to whether they'll achieve this, or indeed, surpass it, only time will tell

Again, as to what these projects would be, we can only guess - although, I'm presuming that, at some stage in the not too distant future, there'll be a DDDT2 and a AC@H2, just again, by going by what I've read in the forums...

nasher, you are very intuitive.

My understanding is that many of the next planned projects will be additional phases for projects that are running already. There may be some surprises, but with 9 concurrent active projects, I expect the techs will be very busy indeed.

Like the additional phases for FightAIDS@Home, it is probable that some of this will be completely invisible to the members. Watch out for updates from the project scientists.

Thank you for your informative comments. It's good to know the WCG is so well run/organised, and to have some idea of what the future will bring.

Im sure I am not the first to notice this:
To the left hand side of users messages is an ever GROWING collection of project badges. I see many people already have 4 rows by 4 columns of project badges! Another few rows and the largest part of most posts will be their shiney badges!


As Peoples badges are automatically updated, old posts will expand in size, and reading them will mean more scrolling down.

Perhaps putting the badge collection along the bottom would be better!

The lazy type will train the mouse software to increase the number of lines scrolled for each mouse wheel click... mine is

Alternatively, limiting the sigs to a 15 pixel height might also help