2022 IEDB Virtual User Workshop Registration

26-28 October (8am - 12pm Pacific Time)

Following the success of the 2020 and 2021 IEDB Virtual User Workshops, we will once again be bringing the workshop to you, online! In 2022, the IEDB team will be hosting one virtual user workshop over three days (26-28 October, 2022), with each day running for approximately four hours (8am to 12pm Pacific Time). This workshop is free of charge and will be delivered virtually by Zoom. If you have any questions, contact the team via email: workshop@iedb.org.

Day 1: Wednesday, 26 October - Introduction to IEDB Database
Day 2: Thursday, 27 October - Introduction to IEDB Tools
Day 3: Friday, 28 October - Specialized Topics (Tools, API, etc.)

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* 1. First Name

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* 2. Last Name

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* 3. Contact Email
Please ensure you have entered your email correctly. We will be sending all correspondence to this email.

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* 4. Professional Title / Position

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* 5. Organization / Affiliation
Please include the name of the company, academic institute, research institute, or other organization you are affiliated with.

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* 6. Organization Type

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* 7. Country of Residence
We will only use this information to understand the geographic breakdown of the IEDB user community.

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* 8. Please specify your area(s) of research - select all that apply.

Allergy

Autoimmunity

Bioinformatics

Cancer

HIV

Transplant/Alloantigens

Infectious Diseases

Other (please specify)

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* 9. Have you previously attended an IEDB User Workshop?

Yes

If yes, what year did you attend and where was the workshop held?

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* 10. To what extent do you currently use the IEDB?

Daily

Weekly

Monthly

I have never used the IEDB

Other (please specify)

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* 11. For what purpose(s) do you currently use the IEDB?

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* 12. What do you want to learn from the workshop?

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* 13. Which areas of the IEDB are you most interested in learning about? Select all that apply.

IEDB Database

Data Curation Process

T Cell Epitope Prediction Tools (e.g., MHC Class I Prediction)

B Cell Epitope Prediction Tools (e.g., Discotope)

Analysis Tools (e.g., Population Coverage)

Other (please specify)

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* 14. Where did you hear about this workshop?

Email from the IEDB

IEDB website

A colleague / friend

NIH representative

Your supervisor

Other (please specify)

2022 IEDB Virtual User Workshop Registration

26-28 October (8am - 12pm Pacific Time)

Question Title

* 1. First Name

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* 2. Last Name

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* 3. Contact EmailPlease ensure you have entered your email correctly. We will be sending all correspondence to this email.

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* 4. Professional Title / Position

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* 5. Organization / AffiliationPlease include the name of the company, academic institute, research institute, or other organization you are affiliated with.

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* 6. Organization Type

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* 7. Country of ResidenceWe will only use this information to understand the geographic breakdown of the IEDB user community.

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* 8. Please specify your area(s) of research - select all that apply.

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* 9. Have you previously attended an IEDB User Workshop?

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* 10. To what extent do you currently use the IEDB?

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* 11. For what purpose(s) do you currently use the IEDB?

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* 12. What do you want to learn from the workshop?

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* 13. Which areas of the IEDB are you most interested in learning about? Select all that apply.

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* 14. Where did you hear about this workshop?

* 3. Contact Email
Please ensure you have entered your email correctly. We will be sending all correspondence to this email.

* 5. Organization / Affiliation
Please include the name of the company, academic institute, research institute, or other organization you are affiliated with.

* 7. Country of Residence
We will only use this information to understand the geographic breakdown of the IEDB user community.