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The Bay Area RNA Meeting will be held on December 13, 2023.
The San Francisco Bay Area RNA Network
Come learn what your RNA colleagues are doing
Back In Person
The goal of the Bay Area RNA Club is to bring San Francisco Bay investigators together to discuss RNA-centric science. For more than two decades, the Club has met on the University of California, San Francisco Campus– where scientists come together to mingle and present their latest results.
Hundreds of student, postdocs, scientific staff, and principal investigator attendees come from both industry and academia. In the past, these attendees largely comprised major academic institutions that include UC Berkeley, Stanford, UC Santa Cruz, Gladstone, UC Davis, UC Merced, and UCSF. This year– the conference will be fully open to attendees around the world.
The club has been supported by the WM Keck Center for Noncoding RNA and the RNA Society and a number of industry sponsors.
Register Submit an AbstractLocation
Back in Person
Date
March 20, 2023
Presentations
Share Your Research
Posters
Present Your Findings
Workshops
Participate in Forums
Seats
500 Virtual Seats Available
This year, things will be different. We're back in person!
- Back in person, on the UCSF campus.
- Large Ballroom. Student & Postdoc presentations.
- Concurrent Breakout Rooms.
- Career Development Workshops.
- Poster Sessions Organized by Topic.
- Option to share slides, posters, and preprints.
- Networking Coffee and Tea Mingle Rooms.
- After Hours Ceremony.
- Speaker and Poster Awards.
Important BARC Dates and Events
Save the Date
Conference Registration Opens
Conference Postponed Due to Strike
End of Abstract Reviews and Notification to Presenters
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Topics & Fields
RNA Structure
Deciphering RNA structure is key to understanding molecular mechanisms.
RNA Mechanism
Theoretical and evidence-based models establish RNA function.
In Vivo Function
The gold standard to elucidating RNA function in physiology is to study it in an organism.
Sequence Exploration
The power of deep sequencing has unveiled a sea of data for RNA biology.
Gene Regulation
RNA is at the center of gene regulatory networks and pathways.
RNA Technologies
Cracking fundamental problems often requires the development of new technologies.