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Old 10-07-2006, 05:42 PM #1
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Default Some good distributed computing projects
folding at home

fight aids at home

I have got these running on my desktop and laptop.

Other projects

drug design optimisation lab

Virtual laboratory project
[this is linux/unix users only

community tsc project

x grid project

world community grid

screensaver lifesaver project

Rosetta at home

http://malaria control


wikipedia distributed computing
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