Hello, all.

I don't know if this is an appropriate place to post a question, but I think its fairly topical given some of the forum titles.

I am a very new member of SETI@home; I just joined in April and would have joined more recently had I even known that it existed :-)

It seems that there are various SETI member teams? I would be interested in contributing somehow if there is something useful that I could do. There are a couple of problems, however. I have a very slow, and (to be honest) rather poor quality computer. What little science background I have is in a completely unrelated field. Also, there are some constraints on my time; I went back to college recently and I follow what amounts to a part OR full-time schedule depending on my personal commitments for any given quarter. (Generally between 10-20 credits, nothing unreasonable.) However, I have enough free time to contribute to any projects that could use my time and talents (or lack thereof ;-) and as I said, I am very interested. This whole thing is so exciting! I first heard of it when I joined the Planetary Society; there are all kinds of neat things to do there! (I had lotsa fun with the STARDUST@home project) and I think the SETI@home project is really, really worthwhile! Who knows what - or who - might be out there? Thanks in advance for any info/advice. If this was posted in the wrong place, I apologize.

Best,

Kate
poppypurity@yahoo.com

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Hello and welcome to the wonderful world of S@H ;)

Your post is absolutely appropriate in here, and I would like to invite me to our team SETI.Germany, but as our boards are usually only german, much of the fun would be missed.

So I think, you should try BOINCstats, BoincSynergy or The Final Front Ear imho, or search for some local school/university/company/group (but don't dare to join Seti.USA ;)

They all have an english forum, lots of helpful participants and fun.

If you're interested in space research, I'd recommend Einstein, they're looking for gravitational waves from pulsars. Unfortunately they had a mayor cooling failure in their server room, so they are down ATM.

Other projects can be found in the Wiki.

So, happy crunching, every crunchers needed.

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For questions about Boinc look in the BOINC-Wiki

If you're interested in space research, I'd recommend Einstein, they're looking for gravitational waves from pulsars.

There's also uFluids, fuel control for satellite engines and thrusters.

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Hello, all.

I don't know if this is an appropriate place to post a question, but I think its fairly topical given some of the forum titles.

I am a very new member of SETI@home; I just joined in April and would have joined more recently had I even known that it existed :-)

It seems that there are various SETI member teams? I would be interested in contributing somehow if there is something useful that I could do. There are a couple of problems, however. I have a very slow, and (to be honest) rather poor quality computer.... Thanks in advance for any info/advice. If this was posted in the wrong place, I apologize.

Best,

Kate
poppypurity@yahoo.com

Hi Kate and welcome. Don't worry, you didn't post this in the wrong place. And don't worry about having a slow computer.

If you're looking for a team, than I think that you should check out The Knights Who Say Ni!. You can join at the above site if you decide you wanna join. Afterwards, you can visit the Knights Who Say Ni! forum at the KWSN Orbiting Fortress. I'm sure you'll get a warm welcome there like I did. :)

Alex

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"I have a very slow, and (to be honest) rather poor quality computer."

In the quest for knowledge every little helps.

Come and say hello:

http://www.boincuk.com

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Do your bit for science (Cancer, ET, Climate Prediction) - come and help us out.

If you like science projects, in addition to SETI, there is Einstein, LHC and uFluids. To find the best team all you have to do is read through this thread. :-)

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me@rescam.org

Welcome aboard....

Misfit...is she too new to be the BOTD for tomorrow? :-)

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Founder of BOINC team Objectivists. Oh the humanity! Rational people crunching data!
I did NOT authorize this belly writing!

So I think, you should try BOINCstats, BoincSynergy or The Final Front Ear imho, or search for some local school/university/company/group (but don't dare to join Seti.USA ;)

They all have an english forum, lots of helpful participants and fun.

Hey I resemble that remark..hehehehe

Yeah we may be considered the pariah team of Seti..but hey can 2.3K members be wrong? ;) (and we are also climbing the charts for the other projects as well)

Kate,

We at Seti.USA are a fun group - there are many projects out there and picking the one that interests you is important.
I like Rosetta, SIMAP, SETI, QMC, and Einstien -

We would love to have you join the #1 USA team - visit our web site at www.setiusa.net

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Hy Kate! Maybe you should see the World Wide S.E.T.I. Team... An international team for anyone! I already joined this team, and I didn't regret it!

http://setiathome.berkeley.edu/team_display.php?teamid=30261

Happy Crunching!

Hi there Kate.

I can think of no better team for you to join than Calm Chaos. So I would like to invite you to join us. :-)

We are a small team ( for the time being ) and we consider ANY contribution a worthwhile contribution.

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from silent stone,
Death is preordained

Calm Chaos Forums : Everyone Welcome

I am a very new member of SETI@home; I just joined in April and would have joined more recently had I even known that it existed :-)

And already you're BOTD! :-D

While you're at it join BOINC Synergy!

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me@rescam.org