December 10 & 11 - Every RNA 2026 - Genopole, Innovation Today, Every Day

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In these exciting times for RNA research, this new meeting in Evry, France, aims to do exactly what it is named as “Every-RNA”… share the excitement about the current state of research on every type of RNA, coding and non-coding, long and short, functional and therapeutic.

Innovation in this field is accelerating: beyond mRNA vaccines which proved timely and effective against the COVID-19 pandemic, RNAs are opening up possibilities of treating rare diseases, certain cancers and complex infectious diseases. On the other hand the power of artificial intelligence is being harnessed to address the problems of RNA structure prediction and discovery and applications in drug development.

This focused meeting aims to bring together leading researchers from these fields together with mid-career scientists and young researchers and students for an exciting and fruitful discussion on the latest results and emerging trajectories of RNA research.

Every-RNA 2026 in 4 points:

📅 Dates: December 10-11, 2026

📍 Venue: Genopole Campus, Évry (France)

🧬 Topics: Coding/non-coding RNA, RNA and disease, RNA therapies, AI and structures

🤝 Organised by: Genopole, SABNP and IBISC

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Program

The conference will have six sessions focused on :

Coding RNAs – the biology of messenger RNAs and the regulation of gene expression
Non-coding RNAs – long non-coding RNAs, microRNAs, transfer RNAs and their cellular roles
RNAs and diseases – pathological mechanisms, biomarkers and diagnostic approaches
RNA-based and RNA-targeted therapies – therapeutic mRNAs, siRNA, ASOs, CRISPR-RNA and RBP-targeted therapies
RNA structure prediction and discovery – contributions from artificial intelligence and bioinformatics
Emerging techniques in RNA biology – new experimental and computational methods

Together with keynote lectures from leading scientists of these fields, each session will have talks based on abstracts from principal investigators, post-doctoral fellows and PhD students, together with a poster session. We hope to have stimulating discussions and opportunities for developing interesting collaborations.

Stimulating discussions and opportunities for scientific collaboration are at the heart of the event.

The programme is currently being finalised, but you can already find out about our main speakers.

Speakers

Confirmed Speakers:

Matthias Hentze – European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL), Heidelberg, Allemagne
Myriam Gorospe – National Institute on Aging, NIH, États-Unis
Stephan Vagner – Institut Curie, Paris, France
Marta Szachniuk – Institute of Computing Science, Poznan University of Technology, Pologne

Call for abstracts

Genopole and the University of Evry Paris-Saclay are calling for abstracts for oral and poster presentations in the framework of the Every-RNA conference-2026.

The poster session will be held on 11 December.

Please submit your poster to our panel of experts through the dedicated tool.
Please visit our platform to submit your proposal.

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You have until 6 November to submit your abstract.

Registration and Venue

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The event is open to everyone; registration is free but compulsory for organisational purposes.

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Location:

GIP Genopole
Campus 1
Salle Elyséum et Bat. 830
20 rue Henri Desbruères
91000 Evry-Courcouronnes – France

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Organisers

The conference is co-organised by Genopole, France’s leading biocluster dedicated to biotechnology, and two laboratories at the University of Évry Paris-Saclay, and is co-funded by Fondagen:

SABNP (Structure and Function of Normal and Pathological Biomolecules) – experimental aspects of RNA biology
IBISC (Informatic, Bioinformatic, Complex Systems) — computational aspects of RNA biology