Meeting Information
The 2023 Regulating with RNA in Bacteria and Archaea Meeting will be held in St. Petersburg, Florida, at the Hilton Bayfront Hotel. This venue is in the heart of the waterfront district of downtown St. Petersburg, surrounded by art museums, shops, and numerous restaurants and pubs. More information about St. Petersburg can be found at stpete.org.
Program schedule: Microbial RNA Meeting
A link to the full program with abstracts will be available for registered attendees in early August.
Paul Babitzke, Penn State University, USA
Kai Papenfort, University of Jena, Germany
Sarah Woodson, Johns Hopkins University, USA
Irina Artsimovitch, Ohio State University, USA
Ben Luisi, University of Cambridge, UK
Cecília Arraiano, ITQB, Portugal
Chase Beisel, HIRI, Germany
Nicholas DeLay, Univ of Texas Health Science Center-Houston, USA
Susan Gottesman, NIH-NCI, USA
Gene-Wei Li, MIT, USA
Franz Narberhaus, Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
Dipali Sashital, Iowa State University, USA
Gisela Storz, NIH – NICHD, USA
Nils Walter, University of Michigan, USA
Alexander Westermann, HIRI, Germany
RNA localization
RNAs in pathogenesis
CRISPR-CAS
Physiological roles of RNA-based regulation
Bioinformatics of RNA molecules
Signaling nucleotides
Protein-binding RNAs
RNA-binding proteins
Riboswitches and RNA structure
RNA processing and modification
RNA therapeutics
Synthetic biology of small RNAs and riboswitches
Small RNA-mediated gene regulation
Posters will be displayed during the entire meeting and will be presented Wednesday and Thursday evening in spacious rooms. A few poster presenters will be selected to give a poster “Lightning Talk”. Poster boards hang horizontally, 4 feet tall by 6 feet wide (approximately 120 cm tall x 180 cm wide) with one poster per board.
Poster Awards funded by the following sponsors will be presented in the closing session on Friday:
Open Research Europe (ORE)
RNA Society
Federation of European Microbiological Societies (FEMS)
The meeting will include a Career Development Lunch, where young investigators can meet with scientific leaders from academic, industry and governmental institutions. If you wish to participate as a mentor or mentee, please indicate this during registration and you will receive a follow-up survey to select discussion topics prior to the meeting.