The event will take place over Zoom from 11 am - 3 pm Eastern time, Tuesday, Nov 18th, 2025 - Thursday, Nov 20th. The registration form must be filled out by Nov. 7th. Applicants will receive email notification of acceptance in the coming weeks, a calendar invitation, Zoom details, and a workshop agenda closer to the event. The workshop will be recorded and details will be shared with those registered. Tentative Program Day 1: Overview of the IEDB curation process, database structure, and content. The different database query features will be demonstrated and a research example will be ...
Faculty, industry scientists, and students are invited to apply to attend the 5th Antibody Engineering Hackathon, August 4-7th, 2025. This is a virtual event. There will also be a Pre-hackathon orientation Monday, July 14th, at 10 am PST on Zoom. Visit our website to learn about the projects and apply. This work is funded by grants from the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program (DUE 2055036 and DUE 1901984). This event is free. Read about previous Hackathons: Porter, S., Bryans, M., Vemu, S., Kamajaya, A., Ives, F., Dillman, A., Lannan, E., Mann, C., & Smith, T ...
The Journal of Advanced Technological Education (J ATE) Volume 3: Issue 2 is full of great papers, with new ideas and tools that you might be able to use in your own program! Two particularly interesting tools for biotech programs are described in Predicting Neoantigens for Cancer Using Next-Generation IEDB ...
The Immune Epitope Database (IEDB) is an important tool for developing immunotherapies and vaccines. The IEDB is also useful for educators who wish to incorporate undergraduate research in their classrooms. Dr. Sheela Vemu (Waubonsee Community College) has been using the IEDB with her students and as a team leader four of the Antibody Engineering Hackathons. She and her students were able to publish two peer-reviewed articles in the Journal of Advanced Technological Education (J ATE) and one protocol in QUBES. You can learn more about the IEDB in this virtual workshop. Days & times: All days ...
The Fourth Virtual Hackathon for Developing CURES in Antibody Engineering will be held August 5-8th, 2024 Visit our website to learn about the projects and apply. This work is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program ( DUE 2055036). This event is free and mostly virtual. Read about previous Hackathons: Porter, S., Bryans, M., Vemu, S., Kamajaya, A., Ives, F., Dillman, A., Lannan, E., Mann, C., & Smith, T. (2023). Igniting Creativity: Hackathons for Developing Undergraduate Research Projects in Antibody Engineering. Journal of Advanced ...
The 3rd Hackathon for Developing CURES in Antibody Engineering will take place August 7-10th, 2023. Information about last year's hackathon can be found at Antibody Engineering Hackathon August 2022 This work is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program ( DUE 2055036). This event is free but you are expected to make a time commitment of about 8 hours a day and attend an orientation session before the event. As a Hackathon participant, you will: work in a team to research and develop antibody-related student research projects, learn about ...
The 2nd Virtual Hackathon for Developing CURES in Antibody Engineering will take place August 8-11th, 2022. Apply today! More information can be found at Antibody Engineering Hackathon August 2022 This work is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program ( DUE 2055036). This event is free. As a Hackathon participant, you will: work in a team to research and develop antibody-related student research projects, learn about antibodies and how they can be engineered Learn about the use of antibodies in diagnostics, research, and therapeutics ...
We are pleased to announce the 1st Virtual Hackathon for Developing CURES in Antibody Engineering. This event will take place January 13-16th, 2022. We are extending the application date - Applications are due by November 19th. This work is funded by a grant from the National Science Foundation's Advanced Technological Education program ( DUE 2055036) and is being carried out in collaboration with the NIH Office of Data Science Strategy. This event is free. Participants will work together in teams to develop research projects for undergraduate students studying biotechnology or related topics ...
