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# Registration / Login
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**Provide Your Basic Information to Darev**
Before using the system, you must complete account registration. You will need to provide Darev with the following three pieces of information:
1. Your affiliated research institution / laboratory
2. Email address
3. Role (Technician, Researcher, PI, Lab Admin)
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**Receive the Invitation Email**
Darev will send a verification email to your registered email address. Please open the email and click the verification link to activate your account.
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**Access the Registration Page**
Follow the link to access the registration page and set your login password.
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**Set Your Password**
Enter your desired password and confirm it by entering it again.
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**Set Your Username**
Please enter your username.
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**Complete Registration**
Once you have filled in both your password and username, your account registration is complete.
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**Log In to the System**
Enter the email address you registered with and the password you just set to log in. After logging in, you will need to select the appropriate role before you can start using the system.
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