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by jpburckert
The AIRR Community is now using Slack as a communication tool to promote idea sharing and explore questions related to AIRR research.
Please email the AIRR-C Communications Sub-Committee via communications@airr-community.org to request an invite and join the conversation. In your email, please specify the email address you’d like us to use for the invite.
Chat with you soon!
by jpburckert
AIRR Executive Sub-committee Elections for Chair-Elect and Executive Members are taking place soon.
To nominate an individual to serve on the AIRR-C Executive SC, the nominator as well as the nominee need to be members of the AIRR Community and the nominee must be willing to serve on the AIRR-C Executive SC. For complete details about the nomination process follow this link.
Please nominate suitable candidates by Oct 31st using this survey.
by jpburckert
The AIRR Community held a successful virtual event showcasing how AIRR-sequencing data can be leveraged to inform the Biology of COVID-19.
The AIRR Community held a successful event showcasing how AIRR-sequencing data can be leveraged to inform the Biology of COVID-19. 3 days, 8 speakers, 5 moderated panel discussions, and 355 attendees from 25 countries made for a meaningful discussion.
Check out the AIRR Youtube Channel for the recorded talks.
by Bojan
The 3 day AIRR Community Special Event – Response to COVID-19 starts today. Join the Community and learn more about Leveraging AIRR-sequencing Data to Inform the Biology of COVID-19. Contact meetings@AIRRC.antibodysociety.org to register. Visit the event page for the complete program.
Follow the event on Twitter #airrcovid.
Leveraging AIRR-sequencing data to inform the Biology of COVID-19
The AIRR Community is pleased to announce a 3-day special event focused on AIRR-sequencing data and COVID-19. Due to the unprecedented nature of the COVID-19 pandemic and the need for rapid scientific progress, this virtual meeting will provide recent analyses of the B- and T-cell receptor repertoires of COVID-19 patients. In addition, we will explore a key objective of the AIRR Community in the context of the pandemic: How the scientific response to the COVID-19 pandemic might be leveraged to promote the implementation of standards for AIRR-seq data.
Tuesday – Thursday, September 8th – 10th, 8:00 – 11:00 PDT / 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM EDT / 5:00 – 8:00 PM CEST
Full event details found here.
