Parkes observations for project P813 semester 2014APRS

Einstein@Home (E@H) is a distributed computing project, using idle computational cycles donated by volunteers from the general public, to carry out computationally-intensive searches for unknown spinning neutron stars. Between December 2010 and July 2011, Einstein@Home has re-analysed the Parkes\r\nMulti-beam Pulsar Survey (PMPS) searching for radio pulsars in tight binary orbits. This analysis led to the discovery 24 new radio pulsars. We are current, since May 2013, searching the Perseus Arm Pulsar Survey, a sister survey of the PMPS which has so far been searched much less thoroughly than the PMPS. We request observations to follow up our latest candidates and to further investigate our new discoveries.