Meetings 25th Annual Wood Hole Immunoparasitology Meeting

WELCOME TO VIRTUAL WHIP 2021!

11th-14th April 2021
Virtual

This year’s all-virtual program will feature cutting edge science in immunoparasitology from colleagues across the globe. As always, our program will showcase the best and brightest trainees, working in a variety of areas that touch on all aspects of the host-parasite interaction. We are thrilled to have Dr. Donna Farber (Columbia), Dr. Marion Pepper (U Washington), and Dr. Steve Beverley (Wash U) as our incredible lineup of plenary speakers. As with our in-person meetings, Virtual WHIP will also be a forum to support collaboration, networking, and career development. Please continue to check back here for more information on the program, registration, and abstract submission. While we all hope that WHIP 2022 will be an in-person event, we are excited to embrace the opportunities an online event presents. In particular, we hope to expand our community globally, using inclusive technologies and a program structure that makes content and participation possible for colleagues worldwide. If you are a returning WHIP participant, we look forward to catching up at the meeting. If you are a new participant, we welcome you to our wonderful community of scientists.

Best, Elia and Jude

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REGISTERATION

The registration deadline for those who wish to submit an abstract is March 14, 2021.

For those not submitting an abstract, you may register at any time, before, during, or after the meeting (registration will remain open for 3 months following the meeting). Payment is due upon registration. The registration fee is a flat $125 USD. The registration fee is waived in its entirety for technical staff and trainees (undergraduates, graduate students (Masters or PhD), veterinary students, medical students, postdoctoral fellows, and medical or veterinary fellows and residents) working at an institution located in a Low or Middle Income Country, as defined by the World Bank. Waiver requests from Principal Investigators, Lab Heads, and faculty from LMIC countries will be considered on a case by case basis.

If you would like to apply for a waiver for registration, please click here: https://forms.gle/ktxrSuYidhqjBTKZ8.

If you are submitting a waiver for registration, please do not register at this time.

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