You are now assigned to prepare for an internationally televised scientific program entitled Biocomputing in the Third Millennium . In this program, a team of scientific experts will respond to live questions transmitted by comphones from the general public. Since these scientists are busy traveling, consulting, reviewing papers, writing grants, researching, and teaching, your group is in charge of preparing all background information for the panelists. You are promised by your boss a hefty bonus for each complete and satisfactory item provided. The second item, Methodology , requires the most comprehensive coverage, followed by Significance .
Creativity is highly desired.
Try also to analyze the findings in a larger context. You find fragments of lecture notes and transparency copies inside an old purple gym bag and begin to follow up on, and explore, some of those key words, resources, authors, and topics. You also begin to wonder if there are any interesting and instructive examples of failures in molecular modeling and decide to pursue those for an extra bonus. Your deadline in early May is rapidly approaching and you begin to work early and diligently. The promise that the best examples provided by the crew will be published, if appropriate, in an article provides further motivation for the assignment.