Research Interests
Research in the Meyer laboratory focuses on RNA and epitranscriptomic regulatory mechanisms that control gene expression and cellular function. We have a particular interest in understanding how RNA methylation (m6A) controls RNA processing and RNA function in diverse cell types as well as in the nervous system. Our laboratory also develops novel methods for interrogating m6A and for better understanding RNA:protein interactions in cells.
Selected Grants
Inst. Training Prgm or CME Mentor ·
Awarded by National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke ·
2024
- 2029
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by National Cancer Institute ·
2023
- 2026
Research Collaborator ·
Awarded by National Institutes of Health ·
2022
- 2026
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by Weill Cornell Medicine ·
2021
- 2026
Inst. Training Prgm or CME Mentor ·
Awarded by National Institute of General Medical Sciences ·
2021
- 2026
Research Collaborator ·
Awarded by National Institutes of Health ·
2021
- 2026
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by University of North Carolina - Charlotte ·
2022
- 2025
Fellowship Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by Ruth K. Broad Biomedical Research Foundation ·
2023
- 2024
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by National Institutes of Health ·
2018
- 2024
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by National Institutes of Health ·
2018
- 2024
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by Rita Allen Foundation ·
2017
- 2023
Research Co-Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by National Institutes of Health ·
2019
- 2021
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by Kinship Foundation ·
2018
- 2021
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by Esther A. & Joseph Klingenstein Fund ·
2017
- 2021
Research Principal Investigator ·
Awarded by National Institutes of Health ·
2014
- 2019