Location: UK

The meeting “Eukaryotic RNA turnover: from fundamentals to applications” will showcase recent developments in the field of RNA stability and is the tenth in this conference series. Control of RNA turnover is crucial in regulating gene expression, as well as playing major roles in many disease processes, host-pathogen interactions and in the efficacy of RNA therapeutics. The meeting will cover a broad range of topics, including structural biology of large molecular complexes, interplay of translation and RNA decay, analyses of RNA binding proteins and cellular pathways driving RNA degradation, mechanisms of microRNA and long non-coding RNA turnover, new technologies and design of RNA therapeutics. The meeting will provide an opportunity for international researchers, across academia and industry to communicate their unpublished research with maximum opportunity for interactions and networking. Excellent opportunities will be given to PhD and postdocs to present their work. Join us to help advance this emerging field.