2022 NIH/FDA Immunology Interest Group Virtual Training Workshop
Welcome to the 2022 NIH/FDA Immunology Virtual Training Workshop registration site.
The IIG Steering Committee is pleased to announce that the 2022 NIH/FDA Immunology Interest Group Training Workshop will be held as a hybrid meeting on December 8 and 9, 2022.
Registration for the 2022 NIH/FDA IIG Virtual Training Workshop is NOW OPEN.
The IIG workshop provides opportunities for trainees to present their studies and to receive valuable feedback. In order to maintain the tradition of showcasing the best of intramural NIH/FDA immunology, we are counting on your active participation to make this year’s workshop successful.
Here are some essential things to know about this year’s workshop:
- Abstracts should be no longer than 300 words. Keep in mind that the abstract that is submitted in your registration is the final version. Edits or changes in your abstract cannot be accepted after you have completed your registration. Use only Roman characters. Please proofread carefully and make sure you have checked with your PI (if needed) before you submit your abstract. Abstracts may be withdrawn BEFORE October 7, 2022.
- Registration will be closed about September 29, 2022. The in-person capacity will be determined by NIH policies surrounding COVID-19 conditions at that time. Based on pre-pandemic experience, we expect registration slots to fill quickly. In-person registration will be closed when capacity is reached and then closed entirely when virtual capacity is reached, so please register as soon as possible.
- An official acceptance notice will follow in a separate email from the IIG and will be on a strict first-come, first-served basis. In-person acceptance will favor those with science to share (i.e., those who have submitted an abstract). Please register EARLY. Only registered individuals will receive an electronic abstract book and an invitation to access the in-person or virtual workshop.
We will have a full and exciting agenda of cutting-edge immunology talks, including plenary talks provided by our invited gurus, Erika Pearce and Yasmine Belkaid, as well as special interest sessions. Poster sessions will be held in-person and posters will be available virtually (on-line posters will be static and not interactive).
The workshop will not be recorded, so your active participation is highly encouraged.
For conference-related questions, please contact: P’ng Loke of the IIG Steering Committee.