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Anyone, anywhere with access to a personal computer, could help find a cure for cancer by giving 'screensaver time' from their computers to the world's largest ever computational project, which will screen 3.5 billion molecules for cancer-fighting potential. |
The project is being carried out by Oxford University's Centre for Computational Drug Discovery - a unique 'virtual centre' funded by the National Foundation for Cancer Research (NFCR), which is based in the Department of Chemistry and linked with international research groups via the worldwide web - in collaboration with United Devices, a US-based distributed computing technology company, and Intel, who are sponsoring the project. |
Rent IT are setting up spare PCs within the workshops to provide some extra assistance to this project. At present (21/12/05) there are 170,000 PCs online in Europe alone working on this project -in offices and in homes. Please make this 170,001 PCs. |
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Click here to visit Department of Chemistry , Oxford University website |
Click here to the download page within http://www.grid.org website |