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Our next consortium meeting is August 4-9, 2025 at Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany.

This meeting will focus on the identification and quantification of chemical modifications in RNA. Mornings will feature topical breakout sessions or experimental workshops, with the latter dedicated to developing a standardized protocol for quantifying ribonucleosides using LC-MS/MS. Afternoons will consist of presentations from outstanding speakers, while evenings will provide opportunities for discussions and informal gatherings. 


Sunday, August 3: Arrival, Welcome Reception

Monday, August 4: Why do we need harmonization?

Tuesday, August 5: Chemical structures of the RNA alphabet

Wednesday, August 6: Quantification of the RNA alphabet

Thursday, August 7: RNA identity, what do we need to know?

Friday, August 8: Data formats and repositories

Saturday, August 9: Departure


For further Information or contact please visit https://kaiser-lab.de/hrp-workshop-2025/ 


Address:  Goethe-University Frankfurt; Max-von-Laue-Str. 9, 60438 Frankfurt
Germany 

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