TRANSCRIPTION MEETING

7th october - 8th OCTOBER 2026 (Richard doll building, oxford)

TEE 2026 is a two-day interdisciplinary conference dedicated to exploring the dynamic regulatory layers that shape gene expression: transcription, epigenetics, and epitranscriptomics. Bringing together leading researchers, clinicians, computational biologists, and early-career scientists, TEE aims to highlight the latest discoveries, emerging technologies, and translational applications transforming our understanding of genome regulation.

The conference will cover cutting-edge advances in transcriptional control, chromatin architecture, DNA and histone modifications, RNA modifications, non-coding RNAs, single-cell and spatial omics technologies, and integrative multi-omics approaches. Special emphasis will be placed on how these regulatory mechanisms influence development, cellular identity, disease progression, and therapeutic innovation.

Through keynote lectures and invited talks,  TEE 2026 will foster collaboration across disciplines and promote dialogue between experimental and computational researchers. The meeting will also provide networking opportunities  to support early-career investigators.

TEE 2026 serves as a platform to connect fundamental biology with clinical and technological advances, accelerating progress in understanding the multilayered regulation of gene expression in health and disease.

Registration is now open. Please note that for attendees from Oxford the fee is £50, for attendees from elsewhere the registration fee is £100.  

For any queries regarding this event, please contact conference@ludwig.ox.ac.uk.