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Thursday and Friday, April 9-10
8 am - 5 pm both days
COVID-19 UPDATE: For the health of our attendees, speakers, and community, we are suspending the in-person portion of the symposium. Speaker presentations will occur as scheduled, in a Webinar format. Instructions for accessing the Webinar will be sent to registered attendees by March 30. The reception and poster session are canceled.

Presented by the Fred Hutch Microbiome Research Initiative (MRI) and
the UW Center for Microbiome Sciences & Therapeutics (CMiST).
This event is free.

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* 1. Please complete your contact info:

Last Name:

First Name:

Email:

Assistant Email (Optional):

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* 2. Please complete your contact info:

Last Name:

First Name:

Email:

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* 3. Where is your primary appointment or affiliation?

University of Washington

Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center

Benaroya Research Institute

Institute for Systems Biology

Seattle Children's

Gates Foundation

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* 4. Please indicate your title

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Researcher/Scientist

Research Technician

Student

Other (please specify):

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* 5. Are you currently working in microbiome research?

Yes

So that we may accommodate as many people as possible, please review the schedule and indicate how likely you are to attend each session:

Thursday April 9

Keynote: Microbiome, Immunity & Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Ramnik Xavier, Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard University

HIV
Jason Brenchley, National Institutes of Health
Matthew Hayward, Ragon Institute of MGH, MIT and Harvard University
Sujatha Srinivasan, Fred Hutch

Models of Disease
Robert Britton, Baylor College of Medicine
Motoko Koyama, Fred Hutch
Melissa Kordahi, UW

Pediatrics
Gautam Dantas, Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis

Friday April 10

Keynote: Microbiomes in Transition
Janet Jansson, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory

Therapeutics
Bruce Roberts, Vedanta Biosciences
Scott Olesen, OpenBiome
David Suskind, UW

Biostatistics
Michael Wu, Fred Hutch/UW
Samuel Minot, Fred Hutch

Chemistry
Emily Balskus, Broad Institute of MIT & Harvard University
Pieter Dorrestein, University of California San Diego
Julia Yue Cui, UW
Christopher Johnston, Fred Hutch

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* 6. How likely you are to attend each THURSDAY session?

	Very Likely	Somewhat Likely	Not Likely
Keynote: Immunity/IBD	Keynote: Immunity/IBD Very Likely	Keynote: Immunity/IBD Somewhat Likely	Keynote: Immunity/IBD Not Likely
HIV	HIV Very Likely	HIV Somewhat Likely	HIV Not Likely
Models of Disease	Models of Disease Very Likely	Models of Disease Somewhat Likely	Models of Disease Not Likely
Pediatrics	Pediatrics Very Likely	Pediatrics Somewhat Likely	Pediatrics Not Likely

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* 7. How likely you are to attend each FRIDAY session?

	Very Likely	Somewhat Likely	Not Likely
Keynote: Microbiomes in Transition	Keynote: Microbiomes in Transition Very Likely	Keynote: Microbiomes in Transition Somewhat Likely	Keynote: Microbiomes in Transition Not Likely
Therapeutics	Therapeutics Very Likely	Therapeutics Somewhat Likely	Therapeutics Not Likely
Biostatistics	Biostatistics Very Likely	Biostatistics Somewhat Likely	Biostatistics Not Likely
Chemistry	Chemistry Very Likely	Chemistry Somewhat Likely	Chemistry Not Likely

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* 8. How did you hear about the Symposium?

CMiST Email

CMiST web pages

Fred Hutch Email

Fred Hutch web pages

Flyer

Colleague

Twitter

Other (please specify)

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* 9. What area/s of microbiome research interest you the most?

Carcinogenesis

HIV

Chemistry

Models of Disease

Pediatrics

Diet

Therapeutics

Systems Biology

Biostatistics/Computational Methods

Immunology

Other (please specify)

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* 1. Please complete your contact info:

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* 2. Please complete your contact info:

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* 3. Where is your primary appointment or affiliation?

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* 4. Please indicate your title

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* 5. Are you currently working in microbiome research?

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* 6. How likely you are to attend each THURSDAY session?

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* 7. How likely you are to attend each FRIDAY session?

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* 8. How did you hear about the Symposium?

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* 9. What area/s of microbiome research interest you the most?

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* 10. Any other questions or comments?