Accelerating the RNA Medicine Frontier
The Stanford RNA Medicine Program (RAMP) operates at the intersection of research and translation. Our alliance model is designed to accelerate the journey from sequence to solution.
Our Generous Supporters
Engagement Options
Multiple partnership tracks for designing the next generation of medicine.
Sponsored Research (SRA)
Direct funding by external partners for specific research deliverables such as proof-of-concept data generation, high-throughput screening, and publications. Shared equity/royalty models available.
Startup Framework
Equity-based licensing for early-stage collaborators or startups.
Technology Licensing
Access to our library of data, research, and IP through a shared collaborative agreement that fits your needs and requirements.
Internal Academic Collaboration
Tailored partnerships for Stanford labs and PIs to tackle molecular or delivery challenges.
The RNA Foundry
RAMP serves as a bridge to the Stanford ecosystem, offering centralized access to world-class instrumentation and specialized service centers that transform initial sequence designs into validated pre-clinical therapies.
FACS Core
Fluorescence-activated cell sorting for detailed collection and analysis of cell mixtures.
Mouse Model Hub
Stanford mouse vivarium that hosts a variety of mouse models for research, validation, and testing.
20 + Service Centers
Access to a multitude of highly specialized Stanford Service Centers for unique research needs.
RAMP Technologies & Assays
Our main lab is equipped with advanced instrumentation that supports a wide range of research including but not limited to:
Agilent HPLC 1260 Infinity II
RNA and nucleic acid purification.
Precision Nanosystems NanoAssemblr
Formulation of lipid nanoparticles.
Wyatt DynaPro Plate Reader III
Assessment of RNA and nanoparticle formulations.
Eppendorf Vacufuge Plus
Allows for rapid concentration with high sample integrity.
RNA Immunogenicity Assays
Provides critical data for regulatory submissions.
Ready to Partner?
Initiate a technical briefing to discuss specific pipeline assets or explore joint development or research opportunities.