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Dan

I ran this project for a while. There are problems in science with solutions that can be pursued much faster if we had the computational resources. This is one such project. There are about 600 million PCs in the world. A mere fraction of that dedicated to a project like this really can be just the weapon needed to shine a bright enough light on the problem so a solution can be found. And as computers become faster, the process only becomes better! Do it! You have nothing to lose.

March 5, 2010 • New York

Steve

I've been running the Fight AIDS at Home on the World Community Grid since 2007 and believe it's helping advance HIV research.

February 24, 2010 • Chicago

J.Combs

Hmm? Sounds like the SETI (Search for Extraterrestial Intelligience at home) program to me, and it's been around for some years.

February 23, 2010 • Gaithersburg, MD

George Maris

It seems like a easy notion,too easy. One has to remember not to rely on the next person but to do his or her own part, when something as simple as this comes along.

February 17, 2010 • Charlottesville VA

StacheBC

Just a reminder to your readers that they can join the AIDSmeds.com team. As a team we've already donated over 38 years of computing time, mainly to the FightAIDS.at.Home project.

February 16, 2010 • Vancouver, Canada