The complex life of RNA
Molecular Biology, Biochemistry and conference by EMBO and EMBL
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This EMBO–EMBL symposium examines how messenger and non-coding RNAs transmit and regulate genetic information. It connects transcription, processing and modification, export and localisation, surveillance and decay, translation, and coupling between these processes. Sessions cover co-transcriptional and co-translational biology, RNA processing, RNP condensates, structure and regulation, and pathogens and therapeutics.
The programme uses Europe/Berlin time: opening remarks on 13 October at 20:00, followed by the first keynote at 20:15; sessions begin at 09:00 on 14–15 October and 10:00 on 16 October, with closing remarks at 17:45. Virtual registration closes on 6 October; on-site registration and abstract submission have closed. Virtual fees are EUR 190 for PhD students, EUR 240 for academia and EUR 290 for industry. Virtual attendance provides livestreams, questions and four weeks of recorded talks, except recordings withheld by speakers.
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Fundação GiMM – Gulbenkian Institute for Molecular Medicine
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory
Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine
International Institute of Molecular and Cell Biology in Warsaw (IIMCB)
University of Cambridge
The University of Western Australia
University of Chicago / HHMI
IMP – Research Institute of Molecular Pathology
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University of Groningen
Medical University of Vienna
Max Planck Institute of Biochemistry
Centre for Genomic Regulation (CRG)
Yale School of Medicine
Leibniz Institute for Immunotherapy / University of Regensburg
Tel Aviv University
University of Bern
EMBL Heidelberg
University of Vienna
EMBL Heidelberg
Aarhus University
Seoul National University