Has anyone mentioned the crowdsourcing site, experiment.com. You can review the current 140 projects shown to see the scope. And they don't have to be large projects; see gel imager. If you support a project, you gain access to progress reports, but after the deadline you can't contribute to gain this access. Something for fence-sitters to keep in mind. I contributed to one project, but it may not reach its goal in which case the contribution is returned and I can use it again, elsewhere. I was a little concerned, at first, about the qualifications of the researchers and couldn't find any details, but now see the site provides background on each project. Also, the site has been around for several years, starting out with the name "microryza" .
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