The biannual GRC on RNA Editing is the only regularly scheduled meeting on this subject. It will convene a relatively small group of established leaders and junior scientists in a casual setting for five days of morning and evening presentations with afternoons reserved for poster sessions, informal discussions, and recreation. The GRC on RNA Editing provides scientists investigating these diverse processes with a unique opportunity to interact at a single meeting and discuss new hypotheses and mechanistic paradigms, exchange information about experimental strategies, and initiate collaborations.

Preliminary Program:
The schedule of sessions, a list of confirmed speakers, and their oral presentation topics are shown below. As the meeting approaches, session order, and speaker order may change. The program is organized into thematic sessions so that speakers can discuss their most recent findings in the context of central questions in the field. Since the meeting is held biannually, it traditionally has had more speakers (~ 50) than a typical Gordon Conference. At present, we have 43 confirmed speakers who have provided us with titles for their talks.