Presented By: Center for RNA Biomedicine
11th Annual RNA Symposium
RNA in Motion: From Molecular Dynamics to Medicine
Wednesday, March 3 – Friday, March 5
The Center for RNA Biomedicine at the University of Michigan proudly invites you to the 2027 RNA Symposium. Taking place from Wednesday, March 3 through Friday, March 5, 2027, this premier event will convene thought leaders and pioneering researchers in the field of RNA science and biomedicine.
This year’s symposium explores RNA across scales, from atomistic structure and molecular dynamics to gene regulation, cellular function, and human disease. Through cutting-edge scientific talks, we will examine RNA transcription, processing, folding, translation, and degradation; computational approaches to RNA modeling and design; the interplay among RNA, chromatin, and the physical genome; and disruptions in RNA metabolism that contribute to neurodegenerative disease.Together, these perspectives will reveal how innovative technologies and interdisciplinary research are advancing our understanding of RNA biology and opening new possibilities for medicine.
Cost
Early bird (Oct-Jan 18 ) / Regular (Beginning Jan 19)
U-M student/postdoc
$40 / $55
Non U-M student/postdoc
$75 / $95
U-M academic/nonprofit
$90 / $120
The Center for RNA Biomedicine at the University of Michigan proudly invites you to the 2027 RNA Symposium. Taking place from Wednesday, March 3 through Friday, March 5, 2027, this premier event will convene thought leaders and pioneering researchers in the field of RNA science and biomedicine.
This year’s symposium explores RNA across scales, from atomistic structure and molecular dynamics to gene regulation, cellular function, and human disease. Through cutting-edge scientific talks, we will examine RNA transcription, processing, folding, translation, and degradation; computational approaches to RNA modeling and design; the interplay among RNA, chromatin, and the physical genome; and disruptions in RNA metabolism that contribute to neurodegenerative disease.Together, these perspectives will reveal how innovative technologies and interdisciplinary research are advancing our understanding of RNA biology and opening new possibilities for medicine.
Cost
Early bird (Oct-Jan 18 ) / Regular (Beginning Jan 19)
U-M student/postdoc
$40 / $55
Non U-M student/postdoc
$75 / $95
U-M academic/nonprofit
$90 / $120
Cost
- Tiered Early bird and Regular
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