The director of SETI@home - a high profile distributed computing experiment to find extraterrestrial life - has made a plea to his users for help in securing funding, despite denying late last month that the project was facing a cash crisis.
SETI@home director David Anderson has spoken out to calm fears sparked by the project's chief scientist, Dan Werthimer, that the project is under threat of closing.
The future of SETI@home, an Internet-based distributed computing experiment to find radio signals from intelligent alien life-forms, is in serious danger as academics behind the project face a funding crisis.
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