Hi and thanks for the comments on ADD. I have a niece that has ADD. She's very interesting.

World Community Grid is a place where researchers can run their research for free. We don't actually have any research or researchers. We rely on World Community Grid members and scientists who are familiar with World Community Grid, to spread the word to scientists/researchers everywhere in the world.

In you studies about ADD, if you come across any non-profit research organizations who are focused on ADD, send them an email and tell them there's free computing available for them at World Community Grid. All the have to do is go to this page: http://www.worldcommunitygrid.org/projects_showcase/viewSubmitAProposal.do read the rules and submit a proposal to us. That's all there's to it.

Another option is to post something in the Human Proteome Folding (HPF) forum. HPF is all about the body and the impact of proteins, much of which is unknown. The results of the HPF project will soon be on the public domain and some scientist who is focused on ADD could leverage that information. Perhaps you could post a note to the HPF sicentist in that forum to ask him if he might know if results data from the HPF project could be useful for scientists working on ADD. If so, then you can make the ADD research people aware of this data, or even put them in touch with the HPF researcher.

We're not exactly sure when the HPF results will go to the public domain. The scientist has written his first paper and submitted it for publication. Once it's accepted for publication, then the results database can go public.