Help Cure Diseases, Simulate Protein Folding for Stanford

Here is a distributed computing project with an easy to use installer that also gives back a relatively beautiful visualiser client users can run on their desktops. I installed it actually because I just wanted to rotate and zoom and see how a molecule moves when it's warm. I'm guessing this simulation is at 36° celsius or perhaps 20°, and I wanted to watch the atoms "bump around in a frenzy". And yeah they bump...

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I'm curious to see if I can push to somehow get the whole country (or at least the people reading this blog!) behind one master team...  then shoot for number 1 on the charts. Luckily the obvious choice - team 32887 - is already the leading team containing our countries name as it's title:

"New Zealand": folding.stanford.edu/stats/team/32887 

Team Ranking of 227295
Active CPUs: 600
Grand Score 457,509,416
Work Units 58,420
Homepage http://www.myteam.com/
Fast Teampage URL http://fah-web.stanford.edu/teamstats/team32887.html

I'm user tomachi and my stats are here: http://folding.stanford.edu/stats/donor/1900473 Currently ranked 1,900,914th that's like last place oh well the only way is up. I feel this is a better use of spare compute cycles than say.... Bitcoin mining! Shout outs to users below

FOLDING@HOME TEAM STATS: Team # 32887

Sat Dec 2 17:20:02 PST 2017

Team rank: 255

Team members: