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The iVoM webinar series season 3 concluded with great success, attracting over 600 registrations from 11 countries and featuring 23 speakers, including 18 early-career researchers, discussing the latest research and advancements in microbia

iVoM is the online community of ISVM, and it's back for a third live webinar series! We just announced the first session: Ecological and functional roles of viruses, with speakers from Max Planck Institute, Weizmann Institute, UC Berkeley,

iVoM Season 2, hosted by ISVM, VoM 2022 and Phage Directory concluded recently with its 7th event. The recordings of all the events are now posted on the members page! The events spanned all aspects of viruses of microbes, and each featur

iVoM Season 2, hosted by ISVM, VoM 2022 and Phage Directory concluded recently with its 7th event. The recordings of all the events are now posted on the members page! The events spanned all aspects of viruses of microbes, and each featur

iVoM Season 2, episode #7: Personalised phage therapy Date: 3 pm CET, Tuesday, May 3rd, 2022 *Note: 9am Eastern Daylight Time Register at https://ivom.phage.directory Talks Therapeutic phage monitoring in children - Dr. Ameneh Khatami, U

iVoM Season 2, episode #6: Models for Viral Action. Date: 6 pm CET, April 12th, 2022. Register at https://ivom.phage.directory Talks - Modeling the Ecological and Therapeutic Impacts of Bacteriophage - an Imperfect Predator, by Prof. Joshu

iVoM Season 2, episode #6: Models for Viral Action. Date: 6 pm CET, April 12th, 2022. Register at https://ivom.phage.directory Talks - Modeling the Ecological and Therapeutic Impacts of Bacteriophage - an Imperfect Predator, by Prof. Joshu

iVoM Season 2, episode #5: Environmental impact of virus-host interactions Date: 2 pm CET, Tuesday, March 15th, 2022 Register at https://ivom.phage.directoryy Talks Coupling metagenomics to correlative microscopy for identification of nove

iVoM Season 2, episode #5: Environmental impact of virus-host interactions Date: 2 pm CET, Tuesday, March 15th, 2022 Register at https://ivom.phage.directoryy Talks Coupling metagenomics to correlative microscopy for identification of nove

Thanks to all who came out to the first iVoM Season 2 event of 2022! Next: Feb 2 from 2-3 PM CET Topic: Phage application in the One Health approach. Speakers: Dr. Cath Rees, Prof. Mariana Piuri, Prof. Lone Brøndsted. If you want to join

Thanks to all who came out to the first iVoM Season 2 event of 2022! Next: Feb 2 from 2-3 PM CET Topic: Phage application in the One Health approach. Speakers: Dr. Cath Rees, Prof. Mariana Piuri, Prof. Lone Brøndsted. If you want to join

Thanks to all who came out to the first iVoM Season 2 event of 2022! Next: Feb 2 from 2-3 PM CET Topic: Phage application in the One Health approach. Speakers: Dr. Cath Rees, Prof. Mariana Piuri, Prof. Lone Brøndsted. If you want to join

Many of us are excited for the upcoming Viruses of Microbes (VoM) 2022, the conference finally taking place this summer in Portugal - after being rescheduled from 2020. In collaboration, the International Society for Viruses of Microorganis

The sixth iVoM event will be Thursday, February 18, 11AM GMT (note time change!), and the theme will be "Biotechnology applications in health care". It will feature talks by: Laurent Debarbieux: Phages (in)action in the gut Krystyna Dabrows

The sixth iVoM event will be Thursday, February 18, 11AM GMT (note time change!), and the theme will be "Biotechnology applications in health care". It will feature talks by: Laurent Debarbieux: Phages (in)action in the gut Krystyna Dabrows

The fifth iVoM event will be Thursday, January 21, 4pm GMT, and the theme will be "Agro-food, veterinary and environmental biotechnology applications". It will feature talks by: Sam R. Nugen - Department of Food Science and Technology, Co

The fifth iVoM event will be Thursday, January 21, 4pm GMT, and the theme will be "Agro-food, veterinary and environmental biotechnology applications". It will feature talks by: Sam R. Nugen - Department of Food Science and Technology, Co

The fourth iVoM event will be Thursday, December 17, 7pm GMT, and the theme will be "Virus-host interaction: molecular mechanisms". Talks: - New discoveries on the immune system of bacteria — Rotem Sorek - The regulation and activity of Cl

The fourth iVoM event will be Thursday, December 17, 7pm GMT, and the theme will be "Virus-host interaction: molecular mechanisms". Talks: - New discoveries on the immune system of bacteria — Rotem Sorek - The regulation and activity of Cl