We loved running the workshop and thank all the participants. It was an intense, lively workshop. Special thanks to our keynote speakers Sarah Woodson, Claudia Keller Valsecchi and Utz Fischer. And last but not least, big thanks to our sponsors. Reserve the date for 2025 already, we look forward to uniting the RNA community again as we do since 1995.
This workshop encompasses a wide array of subjects, such as RNA structure, processing, transportation, localization, translation, degradation, non-coding RNAs, and RNA-binding proteins. It also serves as an opportunity to connect with both Swiss and international scientists who possess expertise and research interests in this rapidly expanding field. In addition to our globally renowned keynote speakers, the organizers will select short presentations from the submitted abstracts. The poster session and breaks will also allow ample time for discussions. Furthermore, our commercial sponsors will be available in the foyer with informational booths.
We eagerly anticipate the gathering of the RNA community, as we have been doing since 1995.
Additionally, we are pleased to offer childcare services, as the NCCR RNA & Disease is actively committed to promoting equal opportunities.
Registration has been closed and we will not accept further participants for catering reasons.
We look forward to unite the RNA Community, see you soon!
Registration has started and will close on Sunday, December 8, 2024.
Registration for talks and posters has been closed. However, we are still accepting registrations for participation. You can register until Friday, January 5, 2024 at the latest. After that, we will not accept any further registrations for catering planning reasons.
This workshop covers a broad range of topics including RNA structure, processing, transport, localization, translation, turnover, non-coding RNAs and RNA-binding proteins. It is also an opportunity to meet other Swiss and foreign scientists with expertise and research interests in this rapidly expanding field. Besides our internationally renowned keynote speakers, short presentations are selected by the organizers from the submitted abstracts. Additionally the poster session and breaks will offer ample time for discussions. Moreover, our commercial sponsors will be present in the foyer with information stands.
We look forward to bring together the RNA community as we do since 1995.
Moreover, we are happy to provide childcare as the NCCR RNA & Disease is actively engaged in promoting equal opportunities.
Registration has started and will close at December 9, 2022.
Friday, January 24, 2025
Keynote Speakers
to be announced
Utz Fischer
Making mRNA in the wrong compartment: how poxviruses express their genes in the cytoplasm of a host
Department of Biochemistry, University of Würzburg - Germany
Claudia Keller Valsecchi
How males compensate having only a single X chromosome - insights from mosquitos.
Institute of Molecular Biology - Mainz, Germany
Eva Maria Novoa
“Decoding the epitranscriptome at single molecule resolution”
Center for Genomic Regulation,
Barcelona, Spain
Robert J. Schneider
“The role of DAP5/eIF4G2 in directing m6A mRNA methyltransferase activity and translation of m6A modified mRNAs”
NYU Grossman School of Medicine,
New York, USA
Andrea Pauli
"Fundamental principles during the egg-to-embryo transition"
Research Institute of Molecular Pathology,
Vienna, Austria
Program
will be announced
08:30
09:00
09:05
10:30
10:45
12:15
14:30
16:05
16:15
17:20
Registration and technical setup
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Oral Session 1
Time for meeting with Sponsors and other participants
Oral Session 2
Poster Session, time for meeting with Sponsors and other participants
Oral Session 3
Time for meeting with Sponsors and other participants
Oral Session 4
Conclusion
09:15 Welcome and Opening Remarks
09:20 - 10:40 Oral Session 1
followed by coffee break
11:10 - 12:50 Oral Session 2
12:50 - 15:00 Lunch and Poster Session
15:00 - 16:20 Oral Session 3
followed by coffee break
16:50 - 18:15 Oral Session 4 and Conclusion
Parent-friendly environment and culture at the Swiss RNA Workshop 2025
The NCCR RNA & Disease is actively engaged in promoting equal opportunities. At the Swiss RNA Workshop 2025, we want to relieve hurdles for primary caretakers of dependent children. Parents who would like to attend and participate in the conference activities have the opportunity to have their children (four months – to seven years old) taken care of by the professional agency “Stiftung Kinderbetreuung im Hochschulraum Bern (KIHOB)” The trained care staff will perform various activities during the day (drawing, crafting, construction games, singing and movement games, puzzles, books, storytelling, cars, dolls, etc.). The childcare is organized in the same building as the conference (UniS Schanzeneckstr. 1, 3012 Bern).
Additionally, we will provide a separate room equipped for breast-feeding. If you need any additional resources or have any questions regarding child care, breastfeeding, or pregnancy at the Swiss RNA Workshop, please get in touch with us. We are happy to help.
Please contact our office to register for childcare; the first registrations are already here.
Contact: Veronika Herzog, Scientific Officer NCCR RNA & Disease
Funding
The Swiss RNA Workshop is funded mainly by National Center of Competence and Research RNA & Disease
Company Sponsors
We wish to kindly express our gratitude toward our Sponsors. The support of whom enables us to organise this Workshop every year in such a fabulous manner.
Executive Manager
Nicole Kleinschmidt
For all practical issues concerning the workshop please contact me.
I love to organize for you.
Fon: +41. 31. 684 43 46
Executive Manager
Nicole Kleinschmidt
For all practical issues concerning the workshop please contact me.
I love to organize for you.
Fon: +41. 31. 684 43 46
Where to find us
Universität Bern
UniS Schanzeneckstr. 1
3012 Bern
Hörsaal A003
The venue is located within 5 minutes walking distance from Bern central railway station. The meeting will start at 09:15 and trains from all major Swiss cities arrive shortly before 9:00h.
Last update October 31, 2024
Nicole Kleinschmidt
