Folding at home is a pretty good (IMHO) distributed client program to get into, it's gonna, hopefully, help most people out in the long run. Basically it's an extension to Genome@Home, where they're taking the information learned from the Genome project and attempting to learn how proteins fold. What this will do, is hopefully lead to better insite on how proteins fold, and what happens when that 'folding' goes wrong.
It's available in Mac, Linux, and Win os's flavors. Screen saver and Console for Win/Mac. Console only AFAIK for linux.
To grab the binaries head here: http://folding.stanford.edu/download.html
General information on Folding at Home: http://folding.stanford.edu/
Currently we're ranked 627th against all the other teams. We should be able to get into the top 100 relatively easily, but it's gonna take a bit of work to get into the top 10.
For information on our team, and team members go to: http://folding.stanford.edu/cgi-bin/teampage?q=2630.
