Expert Services in Computational RNA Design
I work with research teams and biotech companies that need focused expert input on RNA structure, RNA design, and computational RNA analysis. My goal is to combine deep domain knowledge with hands-on computational experience to help you make better decisions, faster.
All engagements are available remotely or onsite and are tailored to the background and goals of your group.
When This Kind of Support Is Useful
- You have an RNA construct or design concept and want an independent expert view before committing to synthesis or experiments.
- Your team needs practical training in ViennaRNA, RNA structure prediction, or structure-aware RNA design.
- You have RNA data but need mechanistic interpretation to move forward with confidence.
- You are preparing a grant, a go/no-go decision, or an internal review and need focused, credible scientific input.
RNA Design Review
An independent written assessment of your RNA construct, design strategy, or computational approach. You send the relevant materials (sequences, design rationale, slides, or a manuscript section) and I deliver a structured memo covering a mechanistic assessment of the design concept, key risks and limitations, and recommended next steps. An optional follow-up call is available to discuss the findings in more detail.
This is the right engagement for teams that want a credible second opinion before committing resources, or that need focused technical input for a specific scientific or business decision.
Computational RNA Workshops
Hands-on training in RNA structure prediction, ViennaRNA, and structure-aware RNA design for research teams, academic groups, and doctoral programs. I have delivered courses and workshops in computational RNA biology at the University of Vienna, the University of Freiburg, and FH Campus Wien since 2005.
Workshops are available in three formats:
Advisory Support
For teams that need ongoing expert input rather than a single engagement, I offer selected advisory arrangements. These typically involve regular calls, asynchronous review of materials, and short written memos, all structured around the RNA design and analysis questions your team is actively working through.
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If you are unsure which format fits your situation, write a few lines about what you are working on and I will suggest the most practical starting point.