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One of my fellow pre-med students at my school is putting his Folding@Home time on his applications. Is it just me, or does that seem a bit ridiculous?
For those of you who don't know, Folding@Home is a computer/PS3 distributed computing network run by Stanford. It simulates protein folding, and the new folds found can be used for disease treatments. You can download the client and donate your computer's idle CPU (and sometimes GPU) time to simulate folding.
For those of you who don't know, Folding@Home is a computer/PS3 distributed computing network run by Stanford. It simulates protein folding, and the new folds found can be used for disease treatments. You can download the client and donate your computer's idle CPU (and sometimes GPU) time to simulate folding.