No. While we did run the full 2022 workshop remotely as a result of the Covid pandemic, if the workshop is in person it will not suit to have a mentee or multiple mentees participate remotely. It would be very difficult to give mentees equal opportunity for growth in a hybrid set-up. So much of the TIGRR workshop is about one-on-one meetings or group meetings with mentors, funding representatives and mentor/mentee groups. Even with today’s video-conferencing technology, it would be difficult to accomplish the same level of quality guidance for mentees if they were having to do every aspect of the workshop remotely while other participants are in-person. In particular, the networking aspects of the workshop would be lacking for those mentees not physically present with the rest of the participants.