In general, most scientific researchers closely guard the details of their current and future experiments. It's all kept secret, until the research has been completed and published. Revealing the finer details of future experiments is never done, because researchers don't want other scientists to "scoop them" and publish the research before they do. But we will ignore that rule--advancing the fight against multi-drug-resistant mutant superbugs of malaria is far too important; keeping everything secret would slow down our progress. In addition, by disclosing the details of our current and future GO FAM experiments, we are hoping to motivate and inspire other malaria researchers to plan their projects in a way that can complement the research we are performing on World Community Grid, instead of trying to compete against it.