How to Register for DUOS

Leyla Tarhan
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Learn how to register for a DUOS account, either with a Gmail account or with a non-Gmail institutional email address.

Overview: DUOS accounts

The DUOS platform requires a Google account: either a Gmail account, an institutional Google Apps account, or a Google Apps account that you create. If your institution uses G Suite, your account will already be a Google account and you can proceed directly to register in DUOS. If not, you can create a Google account that is associated with your non-Gmail, institutional email address.

Do not use account aliases Setting up an alias connection between your non-Google account and a Google account will result in account issues and erratic behavior when using the platform. Please do not use accounts with alias connections for DUOS!

Step-by-step instructions

  • If you have a Google account - such as a Gmail account or a Google Apps account - you can use that account to register for DUOS.

    1. Navigate to https://duos.broadinstitute.org/
    2. Click Sign-in/Register at the upper right of the page.
    Screenshot of the DUOS homepage. An orange box highlights the 'sign-in/register' button at the top right.
    3. Enter your Google account information when prompted.
  • 1. Navigate to the Google sign-up page.
    2. When prompted, fill in your name and other required information (such as your birthdate).
    3. Select the option to use your existing email.

    Screenshot of the screen used to create a gmail address using an existing email. An orange box highlights the 'use your existing email' button. 4. Enter your individual institutional email for your DUOS account in the email address box.
    5. Follow the prompts to complete your Google account setup.
    6. Navigate to https://duos.broadinstitute.org/
    7. Click Sign-in/Register at the upper right of the page.
    Screenshot of the DUOS homepage. An orange box highlights the 'sign-in/register' button at the top right.
    8. Enter your new Google account information when prompted.

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