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**Damien** · 13-01-2008, 12:24

I asked this in another topic and got a answer that some people are on different teams. I recall that Cable Forum once had a team for different DC projects and thought I would try once more to get some more people involved. It's a long shot but maybe some others would like to try Distributed Computing and those who did or do might like to re-start or re-join a Cable Forum Team!

It's a project which uses your idle computing power to help scientists anaylise proteins and thus can help with understanding and hopefully curing dieases such as cancer, ALS, parkinsons and more.

Ideally any PS3 owners who are not using Folding@Home could join and any PC/Mac owners could join in as well.

You need to download the client at: http://folding.stanford.edu/.

Then Join team: 38823

http://vspx27.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/m...&teamnum=38823

We're 5252 of 97433 at the moment, I think we can push that up!

Mods, I am aware of the other topics but those seem to be devoted to a wide-range of different projects and seem to have died. I am hoping to give this one more push hence the new topic!

13-01-2008, 12:24	#1
Damien Remoaner Cable Forum Team Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 32,910	Folding@Home PC/PS3 Owners I asked this in another topic and got a answer that some people are on different teams. I recall that Cable Forum once had a team for different DC projects and thought I would try once more to get some more people involved. It's a long shot but maybe some others would like to try Distributed Computing and those who did or do might like to re-start or re-join a Cable Forum Team! It's a project which uses your idle computing power to help scientists anaylise proteins and thus can help with understanding and hopefully curing dieases such as cancer, ALS, parkinsons and more. Ideally any PS3 owners who are not using Folding@Home could join and any PC/Mac owners could join in as well. You need to download the client at: http://folding.stanford.edu/. Then Join team: 38823 http://vspx27.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/m...&teamnum=38823 We're 5252 of 97433 at the moment, I think we can push that up! Mods, I am aware of the other topics but those seem to be devoted to a wide-range of different projects and seem to have died. I am hoping to give this one more push hence the new topic!