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Maryn McKenna and Lina Zeldovich held a live Q&A about phage therapy at Emory University. Zeldovich, a Soviet-born scientist-turned-author, discusses her new book "The Living Medicine," which explores the revival of phage therapy as a poten

In a recent interview, Dr. Evelien Adriaenssens (Quadram Institute) discusses her career journey to becoming a Group Leader, focusing on the role of phages in the gut microbiome to promote health and combat disease. She reflects on the dive

In an article featured in BioSpectrum India, Atif Khan, a scientist at the Biofouling and Biofilm Processes Section of the Bhabha Atomic Research Centre, India discusses the likely establishment of phage infrastructure in India within the n

This week the PhageCast podcast interviewed Rob Lavigne about his phage work, including P. aeruginosa phage dark matter, the Igy peptide, and the significance of RNA sequencing.

Life Science Network, Denmark interviewed Dr. Michela Gambino about her career from culture and natural heritage conservation to phage microbiology.

PhageLab's CTO, Pablo Cifuentes Palma, was interviewed by the BBC's Jane Chambers on "The Coolest Science in the World" segment of the Unexpected Elements podcast about PhageLab's work with phages (starts at the 29:55 minute mark).

In celebration of International Women's History Month, this episode of the Phage Files podcast looks back at female phage researchers' contributions to early phage research. The hosts interview Dr. Elizabeth Kutter (Evergreen State College)

In this episode of the Phage Therapy Today podcast, host Steven Yang sits down with Dr. Steven Theriault from Cytophage Technologies Inc. to discuss how he is building and expanding businesses in both clinical and agricultural markets acros

Video series: 3-part interview on phage therapy for recurrent UTI and beyond: Dr. Sabrina Green, Dr. Saima Aslam and Dr. Austen Terwilliger.

This week, Madhav Madurantakam Royam interviewed Dr. Branko Rihtman and Dr. Richard Puxty about their new paper describing an unusual nucleotide substitution from deoxythymidine to deoxyuridine in a novel family of phages belonging to Naomi

This week, we bring you an interview with Dr. Richard Alm, Alliance Director at CARB-X, a major current funder of new antimicrobials, including phage! Richard shares how he sees phages fitting into the clinical landscape, and shares his adv

Christine Thompson, a US pharmacy student keen to learn more about bringing phage therapy into the field of pharmacy, published an interview for IDStewardship.com with Phage Directory's co-founder, Jessica Sacher. They discussed recent phag

For this week's feature article, Rodrigo Monteiro and Graça Pinto interviewed University of Wroclaw Professor Zuzanna Drulis-Kawa about her phage therapy and phage depolymerase enzyme research. She shares how she navigates complex grant pro

This week, we interviewed Dr. Manuel Garrido, a Production Specialist at TechnoPhage, about how they've scaled their phage manufacturing with the help of the Cellexus CellMaker. Phage manufacturing seems to be a bottleneck for the global ph

This week, we interviewed Gavin Hands, CEO of Cellexus, about the company's history of helping phage researchers and biotech companies scale up their phage production. This week, we bring you a Q&A with Gavin Hands, CEO of Cellexus. This p

Check out this fantastic spotlight of the people and goals behind BCM TAILΦR Labs, a recently-established phage therapy service center at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Founders Anthony Maresso, Austen Terwilliger and Sabrina

Dr. Panos Kalatzis gives a detailed interview on starting his biotech company Aquatic Biologicals in Greece, which is using phages to target fish pathogens threatening aquaculture.

Dr. Panos Kalatzis gives a detailed interview on starting his biotech company Aquatic Biologicals in Greece, which is using phages to target fish pathogens threatening aquaculture.

Check out this fantastic spotlight of the people and goals behind BCM TAILΦR Labs, a recently-established phage therapy service center at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Founders Anthony Maresso, Austen Terwilliger and Sabrina

This week, Capsid & Tail's volunteer editor Dr. Rohit Kongari talks to UCSF's Dr. Adair Borges about the unexpected connection she's uncovered between phage anti-CRISPRs and the Pseudomonas alginate pathway. This week, Dr. Rohit Kongari bri