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After a few intense days of testing the new application version, we have now promoted the C++ implementation to be our main science application. A big thank you to all of you who contributed during this time by running (and often crashing) workunits, and to those who provided most helpful feedback on the message boards!

This new application version includes implementation of a number of new models for the transmission and effect of malaria parasites. We�ll describe this in a bit more detail in the next update. These models all need to be parameterized, and we will therefore need quite a lot of computing power over the next few months. We will therefore open project signup for new users soon.

A few weeks ago, the article on the simulation of the cost-effectiveness of malaria vaccines was published in MalariaJournal. This is the analysis of the results of the simulations that we ran last summer. We predicted the comparative cost-effectiveness of a number of possible future malaria vaccines when delivered through a number of conceivable delivery systems. You can read the full article here:

Tediosi F, Maire N, Penny MA, Studer A, Smith TA. Simulation of the cost-effectiveness of malaria vaccines. Malaria Journal 2009, 8:127


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After a few intense days of testing the new application version, we have now promoted the C++ implementation to be our main science application. A big thank you to all of you who contributed during this time by running (and often crashing) workunits, and to those who provided most helpful feedback on the message boards!

This new application version includes implementation of a number of new models for the transmission and effect of malaria parasites. We�ll describe this in a bit more detail in the next update. These models all need to be parameterized, and we will therefore need quite a lot of computing power over the next few months. We will therefore open project signup for new users soon.

A few weeks ago, the article on the simulation of the cost-effectiveness of malaria vaccines was published in MalariaJournal. This is the analysis of the results of the simulations that we ran last summer. We predicted the comparative cost-effectiveness of a number of possible future malaria vaccines when delivered through a number of conceivable delivery systems. You can read the full article here:

Tediosi F, Maire N, Penny MA, Studer A, Smith TA. Simulation of the cost-effectiveness of malaria vaccines. Malaria Journal 2009, 8:127


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Looks GOOD! I, as a cruncher, REALLY appreciate the fact that you acknowledged us in the acknowledgments section!!!!!!!! THANK YOU
THIS is one of the reasons why I want to crunch here and not so much for other places!!
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This new application version includes implementation of a number of new models for the transmission and effect of malaria parasites. We�ll describe this in a bit more detail in the next update. These models all need to be parameterized, and we will therefore need quite a lot of computing power over the next few months. We will therefore open project signup for new users soon.


It looks like the work is flowing pretty good now. Has account creation been turned back on yet?
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This new application version includes implementation of a number of new models for the transmission and effect of malaria parasites. We�ll describe this in a bit more detail in the next update. These models all need to be parameterized, and we will therefore need quite a lot of computing power over the next few months. We will therefore open project signup for new users soon.


It looks like the work is flowing pretty good now. Has account creation been turned back on yet?

See the server status page:

New users within 24 hours = 70

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It looks like the work is flowing pretty good now. Has account creation been turned back on yet?


BUMP? Especially curious since the Facebook client has been released.
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It looks like the work is flowing pretty good now. Has account creation been turned back on yet?


BUMP? Especially curious since the Facebook client has been released.


Yes, we have enabled account creation again, and are currently using the main application to fit a number of new models. More information will follow shortly in the next update.
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