Dear all,

I have defended my doctoral thesis very recently, on March 4th, and it would have been impossible without your support. My thesis focused on the understanding of ligand-receptor interactions on a different set of systems, in all cases by running simulations in GPUGRID.

The thesis itself will be publicly available after an embargo period (here is the link in any case: http://hdl.handle.net/10803/363212) due to the still-unpublished works it contains. In summary, with the support of GPUGRID we have produced works on seven systems, three are already published, two under review and the two left will be submitted very soon (so expect new badges soon!!).

I must also say that I will be no longer working in GPUGRID. I have already moved to Boston where I will apply the methods that I have learned working on here to drug discovery programs.

Many thanks again,
Noelia

All the best. Nothing like Boston for St. Patrick's Day.

Best wishes for a future full of dreams realized !
K.

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Dreams do not always come true. But not because they are too big or impossible. Why did we stop believing.
(Martin Luther King)

Well done and Best wishes Noelia.

Congratulations doctor Noelia.

All the best for your future in science as in personal life.

For me it was a pleasure running your WU's as they used the GPU almost at maximum and with the least errors.

Thank you.

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Greetings from TJ

Congratulations Doctor Ferruz Capapey!
All the best for the future Noelia!
Boston = Harvard ?

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[CSF] Thomas H.V. Dupont
Founder of the team CRUNCHERS SANS FRONTIERES 2.0
www.crunchersansfrontieres

I am glad and proud to have helped you in your science, Noelia!

Good luck and God bless!

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Congratulations, Noelia! This is great news and I am happy to have been able to help you with your work.

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Congratulations Dr. Noelia!

I am proud to have helped you in your journey.

Best of Luck in your future endeavors.

Congratulations Dr. Noelia!

Enjoy Boston

John

Congratulations Dr. - once you get settled and take a drive down to Cape Cod ... give us a wave when you go by exit 9 :-)

Wishing you the best of luck, life, and success in your future!

-Steve

Congratulations, dr Ferruz! It is a huge personal step.

Personally I hope I helped at least a tiny bit with it.

Nonetheless, thank you for preparing something worth crunching and please, remember this experience. As a person coming from the FLOSS/Wikimedia/Free Culture/open collaboration/BOINC movement, I believe this way works on many levels and we could advance faster, creating a better world for billions if we approached it more frequently. Therefore, please make a carreer and join the ranks of our advocates. I think more people should know about the collaborative and open science, enjoy it and embrace it at work, education, social action and public policies.

Drug design&creation and public health policies are stark examples of areas begging for this help; we need to change a lot of here, sacrificing some (debatable and yet diminishing) benefits of the few towards a better outcome for everyone. The humanity deserves it.

Therefore, best luck. And Warm Regards from Warsaw!

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Muchas felicidades y los mejores deseos para tus nuevos proyectos.

Echaremos de menos tus WUs.