The Human RNome Project Consortium

-The Human RNome Project Consortium

Establishing an RNA reference inclusive of every modification

A global consortium sequencing full-length RNA transcripts so any lab, anywhere, can read the complete molecule.

— About Us

Our Mission

Advance RNA science to impact human health, food security, and biomanufacturing.

The Human RNome Project aims to sequence full-length RNA transcripts with all their chemical modifications. The technologies we develop will enable direct sequencing of any RNA from any organism — with impact from fundamental biology to manufacturing, data storage, and therapeutics.

Our Story

Founded in 2024, The Human RNome Project started with a big vision, aiming to sequence full-length RNA transcripts with all their chemical modifications.

Our Culture

At The Human RNome Project, we foster a culture of creativity, collaboration, and excellence. We believe in supporting our team members and empowering them to achieve their full potential.

Our Impact

The technologies we develop will enable direct sequencing of any RNA from any organism — with impact from fundamental biology to manufacturing, data storage, and therapeutics.

—History

Steps Towards the Human RNome Project Consortium

Meet the Leadership Team

Vivian G. Cheung, Brown University

President
Peter Dedon, MIT

Co-Vice President
Mark Helm, Johannes Gutenberg University

Co-Vice President
Stefanie Kaiser, Goethe University

Chair, Innovation and Development
Membership Committee
Yuri Motorin

Membership Committee
Angela Gallo, Bambino Gesù Children's Hospital

Membership Committee