Sunday, June 30 Evaluation

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* 1. Please select your designation(s):

PhD

Other (please specify)

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* 2. Please indicate your specialties:

Allergy

Asthma

Autoimmunity

Cell Biology

Dermatology

Diabetes

Endocrinology

Flow Cytometry

Gastroenterology

Genetics

Hematology

Infectious Disease

Inflammation

Microbiology

Molecular & Cellular Biology

Multiple Sclerosis

Neuroimmunology

Neurology

Oncology

Pathology

Pharmacology

Primary Immuno-deficiency

Rheumatology

Transplantation

Uveitis

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* 3. Please select the categories you most identify with:

Trainee/Fellow

Industry

Academic Faculty

Clinician

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* 4. Sunday, June 30, 8:00-9:45am
Plenary Session: Systems Immunology and Disease

	Disagree	Undecided	Agree	Did not attend
I will make changes in my practice as a result of what I learned in this session.	I will make changes in my practice as a result of what I learned in this session. Disagree	I will make changes in my practice as a result of what I learned in this session. Undecided	I will make changes in my practice as a result of what I learned in this session. Agree	I will make changes in my practice as a result of what I learned in this session. Did not attend

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* 5. After participating in this session, are you able to:

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Explain the value of collecting large-scale, multiplex data sets in developing a global picture of immune system state	Explain the value of collecting large-scale, multiplex data sets in developing a global picture of immune system state Yes	Explain the value of collecting large-scale, multiplex data sets in developing a global picture of immune system state No
Explain the critical role of computational analysis in generating value from such complex data sets	Explain the critical role of computational analysis in generating value from such complex data sets Yes	Explain the critical role of computational analysis in generating value from such complex data sets No
Describe recent profiling of the large-scale diversity of the human microbiome and the analytical and experimental tools that have emerged to link microbial community structure with biomolecular details, metabolic function and disease phenotypes	Describe recent profiling of the large-scale diversity of the human microbiome and the analytical and experimental tools that have emerged to link microbial community structure with biomolecular details, metabolic function and disease phenotypes Yes	Describe recent profiling of the large-scale diversity of the human microbiome and the analytical and experimental tools that have emerged to link microbial community structure with biomolecular details, metabolic function and disease phenotypes No
Discuss the application of bioinformatic methods for human microbiome profiling to inflammatory conditions including IBD and pouchitis, particularly focusing on the integration of 16S, metagenomic, and metatranscriptomic assays to identify specific disrupted microbial processes	Discuss the application of bioinformatic methods for human microbiome profiling to inflammatory conditions including IBD and pouchitis, particularly focusing on the integration of 16S, metagenomic, and metatranscriptomic assays to identify specific disrupted microbial processes Yes	Discuss the application of bioinformatic methods for human microbiome profiling to inflammatory conditions including IBD and pouchitis, particularly focusing on the integration of 16S, metagenomic, and metatranscriptomic assays to identify specific disrupted microbial processes No

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* 6. Please rate the quality of the presentations:

	Excellent	Good	Average	Poor
Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD	Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD Excellent	Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD Good	Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD Average	Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD Poor
Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD	Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD Excellent	Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD Good	Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD Average	Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD Poor
Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD	Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD Excellent	Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD Good	Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD Average	Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD Poor

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* 7. Did you perceive bias in any of the session presentations?

	Yes	No
Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD	Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD Yes	Using Top-Down Systems Approaches to Better Understand Immune Function in vivo - Ron Germain, MD, PhD No
Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD	Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD Yes	Finding and Targeting Components of the DNA-Sensing Pathway - Nir Hacohen, PhD No
Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD	Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD Yes	Analyzing Mechanisms of Gut Microbiome Dysfunction in Inflammatory Disease - Curtis Huttenhower, PhD No

If yes, please specify

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* 8. Sunday, June 30, 10:00-11:45 am
Plenary Session: The Link Between Metabolism and Inflammation

	Disagree	Undecided	Agree	Did not attend
I will make changes in my practice/profession as a result of what I learned in this session.	I will make changes in my practice/profession as a result of what I learned in this session. Disagree	I will make changes in my practice/profession as a result of what I learned in this session. Undecided	I will make changes in my practice/profession as a result of what I learned in this session. Agree	I will make changes in my practice/profession as a result of what I learned in this session. Did not attend

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* 9. After participating in this session, are you able to:

	Yes	No
Examine the role of non-canonical autophagy (LAP) in phagosome maturation, interferon signaling and other processes	Examine the role of non-canonical autophagy (LAP) in phagosome maturation, interferon signaling and other processes Yes	Examine the role of non-canonical autophagy (LAP) in phagosome maturation, interferon signaling and other processes No
Interpret the relationships between autophagy and LAP	Interpret the relationships between autophagy and LAP Yes	Interpret the relationships between autophagy and LAP No
Examine the diseases of defective autophagy and whether these may actually be due to LAP	Examine the diseases of defective autophagy and whether these may actually be due to LAP Yes	Examine the diseases of defective autophagy and whether these may actually be due to LAP No
Explain how mTOR CD4+ T cell differentiation	Explain how mTOR CD4+ T cell differentiation Yes	Explain how mTOR CD4+ T cell differentiation No
From a metabolic perspective, compare how are memory T cells and T regs similar	From a metabolic perspective, compare how are memory T cells and T regs similar Yes	From a metabolic perspective, compare how are memory T cells and T regs similar No
Describe the interdependence between metabolic pathways and immune responses	Describe the interdependence between metabolic pathways and immune responses Yes	Describe the interdependence between metabolic pathways and immune responses No

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* 10. Please rate the quality of the session presentations:

	Excellent	Good	Average	Poor
Title TBA - Steven Shoelson	Title TBA - Steven Shoelson Excellent	Title TBA - Steven Shoelson Good	Title TBA - Steven Shoelson Average	Title TBA - Steven Shoelson Poor
A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD	A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD Excellent	A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD Good	A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD Average	A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD Poor
Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD	Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD Excellent	Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD Good	Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD Average	Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD Poor

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* 11. Did you perceive bias in any of the session presentations?

	Yes	No
Title TBA - Steven Shoelson	Title TBA - Steven Shoelson Yes	Title TBA - Steven Shoelson No
A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD	A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD Yes	A New Model for T Cell Differentiation Based on Metabolism - Jonathan Powell, MD, PhD No
Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD	Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD Yes	Metabolic Control of T Cell Function and Fate - Ericka Pearce, PhD No

If yes, please specify

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* 12. If you would like to receive a CME certificate or certificate of attendance, please indicate below.

CME Certificate

Certificate of Attendance

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* 1. Please select your designation(s):

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* 2. Please indicate your specialties:

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* 3. Please select the categories you most identify with:

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* 4. Sunday, June 30, 8:00-9:45amPlenary Session: Systems Immunology and Disease

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* 5. After participating in this session, are you able to:

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* 6. Please rate the quality of the presentations:

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* 7. Did you perceive bias in any of the session presentations?

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* 8. Sunday, June 30, 10:00-11:45 amPlenary Session: The Link Between Metabolism and Inflammation

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* 9. After participating in this session, are you able to:

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* 10. Please rate the quality of the session presentations:

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* 11. Did you perceive bias in any of the session presentations?

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* 12. If you would like to receive a CME certificate or certificate of attendance, please indicate below.

* 4. Sunday, June 30, 8:00-9:45am
Plenary Session: Systems Immunology and Disease

* 8. Sunday, June 30, 10:00-11:45 am
Plenary Session: The Link Between Metabolism and Inflammation