Bringing clinical, laboratory, manufacturing and regulatory stakeholders together around phage therapy.
Communities
Find phage societies, networks, training groups and meeting communities around the world.
23 communities
The Australian Society for Microbiology’s special interest group for bacteriophages.
Connecting phage research, therapeutics, diagnostics and biocontrol in the Belgian Phage Valley.
Bringing together research, industry and clinical practice around viruses of microbes.
A regional hub for phage biology research and collaboration.
Researchers and clinicians working on phages and other non-traditional antibacterial therapies.
A network of Spanish research groups sharing bacteriophage knowledge beyond academia.
Supporting meetings, networking and learning about viruses of microorganisms.
Organizing the JAFRAL Phage Summit to connect researchers, clinicians and industry working on phages.
A phage therapy society sharing research meetings, training and opportunities in Japan.
Sharing phage therapy knowledge through courses and community events.
Connecting people working on, or interested in, phage research and applications in Canada.
Practical phage training, mentorship, journal clubs and science outreach.
Connecting phage technologies across human health, agrifood, water sanitation and surveillance.
Researchers across Ugandan universities collaborating on phages and antimicrobial resistance.
Supporting phage research and bringing the field together through the Evergreen Phage Meeting.
Workshops and training helping scientists apply antibacterial phage technology in their own regions.
Connecting French research teams across phage biology, therapy, biocontrol and the social sciences.
A discovery-based undergraduate research community exploring phages and their genomes.
A community of scientists, clinicians and veterinarians working on bacteriophage research and therapy.
Helping citizen scientists take part in phage research with researchers at the University of Southampton.
A joint Microbial Viruses group sharing research, meetings and opportunities for phage and archaeal virus researchers.
An annual meeting community supporting postgraduate and early career researchers studying viruses of microbes.
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