RNA Collaborative Seminar Series

The RNA Collaborative seminar series goal is to cross promote RNA research and strengthen and connect the RNA scientific community. 

More information is available on the RNA Collaborative Seminar Series webpage, supported by The RNA Society.

We encourage RNA Centers across the world to join us. If your RNA Center is interested in joining this collaborative, please contact Grace Lee at glee8@bidmc.harvard.edu

SEMINARS TAKE PLACE EVERY OTHER WEDNESDAYS, either 9:00-10:00 A.M., or 4:00–5:00 P.M. (EST)

Detailed information here

Recordings available on the RNA Collaborative YouTube channel

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