Welcome to the RNA Society

We're a non-profit international scientific society with more than 1800 members dedicated to fostering research and education in the field of RNA science. We host a peer-reviewed scientific journal, RNA, and an annual scientific conference, along with sponsoring other RNA-related scientific conferences through direct financial support and student travel grants. Mostly, we are a community of scientists who are passionate about better understanding the fascinating world of RNA biology.

News & Announcements

 

Archived News Articles

 

Featured Spotlights

In recognition of the outstanding lives and accomplishments of our members, each month we profile two RNA Society members—one Full member and one Student/Post-doctoral Fellow member—as part of our Member Spotlight Series.

       Dr. Marta Seczynska                Professor Sandra Wolin

Member Spotlight


 

 

 

Journal

RNA is a monthly, international, peer-reviewed publication that provides rapid communication of significant original research in all areas of RNA structure and function–in eukaryotic, prokaryotic, and viral systems. The journal aims to unify this field by cutting across established disciplinary lines and focusing on “RNA-centered” science. It is published by CSHL Press for the RNA Society, and is available both in print and on-line through Society membership, individual subscription, or institutional subscription. Manuscript submissions are not restricted to Society members, but are welcomed from any member of the RNA scientific community.

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Featured Salon

Launched in 2016, the RNA Salon program provides financial support for recurring local/regional RNA science-based activities held at academic institutions throughout the world. 


The Hong Kong RNA Club

 

RNA Collaborative Seminar Series

 
The RNA SOCIETY is delighted to partner with the RNA Collaborative to promote their on-line seminar program aimed at fostering cross-institutional interaction and dissemination of emerging breakthroughs in RNA research. Seminars are open to viewing by all RNA researchers and held virtually every other Wednesday.
 
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