Brown University’s Center for RNA Biology in Health and Disease funds research proposals centered on RNA biology, spanning mechanisms, methods, and technology development.
This grant will fund centers to advance and improve technologies for comprehensive analysis and mapping of all RNA molecules in cells and tissues, supporting broad research on RNA’s roles in health and disease.
This grant supports early-stage projects to develop innovative experimental and computational tools for comprehensive RNA analysis, aiming to overcome current limitations and advance research on RNA’s roles in health and disease.
This grant will fund the development, testing, and distribution of RNA molecular reference standards to improve benchmarking, reproducibility, and comparison of RNA research technologies.
The RNomics Outreach and Coordination (ROC) Center will manage data, coordinate activities, and support outreach and training for a consortium advancing RNA research technologies and resources.
Targeting RNA in Disease with Novel Technologies (TRDNT) Challenge – Phase II: Stage I supports teams and organizations developing RNA-targeting prototypes to enable precision therapies for human disease.