Biography
Professor Eric Miska is at the Gurdon Institute(https://www.gurdon.cam.ac.uk) in Cambridge. His cutting-edge research focuses on tiny molecules in our cells called RNAs, finding out how they work, and how they contribute to diseases like cancer.
Research Interests
Professor Miska's lab studies non-coding RNA, epigenetics, and genome stability. Ongoing research projects fall under one of these broader themes: RNA modifications and structure; Small- and non-coding RNA biology; RNA in communication and defense; Genomics, epigenomics, and Inheritance; Adaptive plasticity and evolution.
Read more information about Professor Miska's research projects. (https://www.ericmiskalab.org/research/)
Rsearch Group Links
https://www.gen.cam.ac.uk/research-groups/research-groups/miska
Eric Miska | The Gurdon Institute (cam.ac.uk)
Eric Miska Laboratory | non-coding RNA, epigenetics and genome stability
