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We are trying to keep the barrier to access for scientists as low as possible. However, we would appreciate if you could provide us with some information about yourself: | We are trying to keep the barrier to access for scientists as low as possible. However, we would appreciate if you could provide us with some information about yourself: | ||
*Your email address (will be used rarely, for administrative purposes). | *Your email address (will be used rarely, for administrative purposes). | ||
*Your preferred username. | *Your preferred username (preferably without underscores). | ||
*Your academic/industrial affiliation (if available). | *Your academic/industrial affiliation (if available). | ||
*A short description of why you would like to join (i.e., 1 sentence). | *A short description of why you would like to join (i.e., 1 sentence). | ||
*How you heard about us (to give us an indication of where we need to focus our efforts to recruit new users). | *How you heard about us (to give us an indication of where we need to focus our efforts to recruit new users). | ||
Revision as of 09:40, 13 January 2006
Simply email admin AT openwetware DOT org with subject "new account". Feel free to email regardless of whether you are an individual, a student group, a lab or some other type of organization. Your research or interests do not necessarily have to be biologically relevant either.
We are trying to keep the barrier to access for scientists as low as possible. However, we would appreciate if you could provide us with some information about yourself:
- Your email address (will be used rarely, for administrative purposes).
- Your preferred username (preferably without underscores).
- Your academic/industrial affiliation (if available).
- A short description of why you would like to join (i.e., 1 sentence).
- How you heard about us (to give us an indication of where we need to focus our efforts to recruit new users).
