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- 1Scientists launch effort to map the complete human RNA sequence●The Human RNome Project Consortium seeks to publish first-ever complete sequence of the body’s RNA
The Human RNome Project Consortium is working toward publishing the first-ever complete sequence of human RNA, the molecules that carry out genetic instructions in the body. The initiative, discussed by Brown University researchers, would complement DNA-focused efforts like the Human Genome Project by cataloguing the body's full RNA complement, with potential implications for understanding gene expression and disease.
- 2Brown public health dean touts research, new fellowship●Dean Beaudoin highlights SPH research impact, launch of new fellowship at annual ‘State of The School’ event
Brown University School of Public Health Dean Beaudoin delivered the annual 'State of The School' address, spotlighting the school's research impact and announcing the launch of a new fellowship program. The address offered an overview of the school's progress and priorities, with the fellowship expected to support emerging public health scholars.