Hello again!

We were excited to see David Baker's post about Target 0354, "This is one of the best ab initio structure predictions we made in the CASP7 experiment", not least because we helped to find it. I see CASP 7 is from November 26th until the 30th. Does anyone know when we will find out the rankings on how well each project did? For instance, when will we know the other group's structure predictions for each protein? I am curious to see how Rosetta@home fared this year. Best wishes to all projects of course!

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Hello,

Later this month David Baker and the rest of the CASP team (including myself) will travel to California to attend the CASP meeting (which occurs from November 26-30th). David tells me that a large part of the meeting is spent huddling around laptops, looking at score distributions for the various groups and their various submissions. I think that it will be very interesting to see how many targets each group has submitted, as there were many more targets during this CASP than in any previous.

Also, I'm happy that you noticed Target 0354. I worked on that one quite a lot, and am very proud of our accuracy in that prediction. I also know that we would not have achieved our level of accuracy on so many targets without your help. Thank you very much for your time.

Hello again!

We were excited to see David Baker's post about Target 0354, "This is one of the best ab initio structure predictions we made in the CASP7 experiment", not least because we helped to find it. I see CASP 7 is from November 26th until the 30th. Does anyone know when we will find out the rankings on how well each project did? For instance, when will we know the other group's structure predictions for each protein? I am curious to see how Rosetta@home fared this year. Best wishes to all projects of course!

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Thank you James for all of the hard work you are putting into this project! You are quite literally making history with this research.

Hello,

Later this month David Baker and the rest of the CASP team (including myself) will travel to California to attend the CASP meeting (which occurs from November 26-30th). David tells me that a large part of the meeting is spent huddling around laptops, looking at score distributions for the various groups and their various submissions. I think that it will be very interesting to see how many targets each group has submitted, as there were many more targets during this CASP than in any previous.

Also, I'm happy that you noticed Target 0354. I worked on that one quite a lot, and am very proud of our accuracy in that prediction. I also know that we would not have achieved our level of accuracy on so many targets without your help. Thank you very much for your time.

Hello again!

We were excited to see David Baker's post about Target 0354, "This is one of the best ab initio structure predictions we made in the CASP7 experiment", not least because we helped to find it. I see CASP 7 is from November 26th until the 30th. Does anyone know when we will find out the rankings on how well each project did? For instance, when will we know the other group's structure predictions for each protein? I am curious to see how Rosetta@home fared this year. Best wishes to all projects of course!

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