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The Center is creating training opportunities to increase the exposure of biomedical researchers to genome-wide RNA biology experiments with an emphasis on epitranscriptomics. This includes both "wet experiments" and computational approaches required for analyzing epitranscriptomic datasets. The Center’s goal is to increase the number of investigators who can apply epitranscriptomic technologies in biomedical and translational research.

Upcoming Events

Coming Winter 2025

- Mass Spectrometry Methods Symposium & Methods Workshop

Coming Summer 2025

- 2nd EPITRANSCRIPTOMICS: METHODS, TECHNOLOGIES & INNOVATION Symposium

EPITRANSCRIPTOMICS METHODS WORKSHOP

Virtual Series Coming 

Fall 2024

This is a workshop that will laboratory exercises, such as RNA extraction, sample processing for different RNA modifications, and data analysis.

Image by Drew Hays
Scientist in the Lab

VISITING SCIENTIST PROGRAM

In order to provide comprehensive training in m6A mapping technologies  developed by the Center,  each lab provides training to visiting researchers so that they can teach others at their home institution. The visiting scientist program includes training in both experimental techniques as well as computational techniques.  Reach out to the Progam Manager to sign up: aii2002@med.cornell.edu

SUMMER UNDERGRADUATE DIVERSITY PROGRAM

This program is for those who wish to work in Center co-I laboratories and gain knowledge by training in epitranscriptomics based research labs. This program provides students with hands-on exposure, and at the same time helps to increase representation of underrepresented minorities in genomics and epitranscriptomics research. Reach out to the Progam Manager to sign up: aii2002@med.cornell.edu

Technology Class
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