The annual SIBBM Seminar is one of the most successful regularly held Italian scientific events, which aims at bringing together top international and national speakers at the leading-edge of the most innovative molecular biology topics, in close contact with the junior participants.
This 17th Seminar will cover a topic of great current interest: the biology, properties, modes of action and applications of RNA, from its roles in the control of development and cell differentiation to its involvement in disease. And naturally, with a focus on the vibrant RNA Therapeutics and RNA-based Diagnostics fields.
The discovery of a large number of RNA molecules not coding for any protein has provided a new and important perspective on the role of RNA in the regulation of gene expression and in the evolution of complex organisms. It is common understanding that there are still many unexplored and unknown functions of non-coding RNAs. The SIBBM Seminar 2022 will focus on the most important and recent advances in the RNA field, both basic and applied.
Active participation from young scientists is very welcome and will be fostered, selecting many abstracts for talks and providing a reduced fee for registration of junior participants.
Moreover, several prizes will be awarded, including the new SIBBM Riccardo Cortese prize for the best selected talk, the "Francesca Martini" prize from NAnA Onlus for the best poster on cancer research, and several poster prizes.
We are also pleased to announce that a limited number of Childcare Grants will be provided by SIBBM for this conference to offset childcare costs incurred by participants or speakers when participating in this event.
We hope you enjoy the programme and that you will participate in large numbers!
The Organising Committee
RNA structure, modification, localization and RNA-protein interaction
Non coding RNAs: functions and mechanisms
RNA Technology and Therapeutics
Certificates of Attendance are available through your personal mySIBBM area (myDocs section).
The Abstracts book is available in your personal mySIBBM area (myDocs section).
Irene Bozzoni
(CLN2S-IIT &
Sapienza University of Rome)
Stefano Gustincich
(IIT, Genoa)
Reuven Agami
Netherlands Cancer Institute, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Marie Laure Baudet
University of Trento, Italy
Beatrice Bodega
University of Milan & INGM, Italy
Ana Boskovic
EMBL Rome, Italy
Sìlvia Carbonell Sala
CRG, Barcelona, Spain
Piero Carninci
Human Technopole, Milan, Italy
Fabrizio d'Adda di Fagagna
IFOM, Milan & IGM-CNR, Pavia, Italy
Alessandro Fatica
Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Danny Incarnato
GBB, Groningen, The Netherlands
Adrian Krainer
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory, USA
Anders Lund
University of Copenhagen, Denmark
Joshua Mendell
South Western University, Dallas, USA
Franck Slack
Harvard University, Boston, USA
Gian Gaetano Tartaglia
IIT and Sapienza University of Rome, Italy
Camilla Ugolini
IIT, Milan, Italy
Igor Ulisky
Weizmann Institute, Rehovot, Israel
Willeke M.C. van Roon-Mom
Dutch Centre for RNA Therapeutics, Leiden, The Netherlands
Andrea Ventura
Sloan Kettering Institute, New York, USA
Michaela Zavolan
University of Basel, Switzerland