World Community Grid - Human Proteome Folding - Lecture Series (Part 1 of 2)

On October 21, 2011, Dr. Richard Bonneau from New York University gave this lecture on the Human Proteome Folding project running on World Community Grid.

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[relfont]

Glad to be part of this worthy project.

[endthedisease]

I think it's awesome that you guys are finally using youtube to spread the word.

[franimalia]

A stellar lecture and fascinating work, indeed.

[saultube44]

Also, if possible get rid of mic saturation by low frequency sounds

[saultube44]

I'm proud to participate in the World Community Grid [.org] since a few years now and I will until I can't do it anymore. I also participate in Folding@Home with my 2 ATI 4670 GPUs (in CrossFire) since WCG doesn't have a GPU projects yet.

Critics: get in a room WITHOUT ECHO, speak a little slower and vocalize better.

[scientificarticle]

happy Diwali to IBM and all WCG's collabs!

[duttaluri]

Thank you for explaining this in a nut shell. I am a part of this project since 2006 ( thru my PS3) but could not dedicatedly provide my processors for this great cause. It gives immense satisfaction for being able to participate in this great project of our era. Future generations may find it veyr primitive research but sure they will appreciate us to have spent time on this and paved a way to combat world war fought with unknown diseases. THANK YOU SOMUCH for all this