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Permanent (CDI) bioinformatics engineer position in the Microbiome Studio business unit of Abolis Biotechnologies in Paris 13, which develops a solution to understand the metabolic pathways of microorganisms for nutrition, health, cosmetics

The University of Utah's Round Laboratory (Huntsman Cancer Institute, Salt Lake City) is recruiting a full-time postdoctoral research associate to lead an independent project in one of two directions: early-life microbiota–immune interactio

In an episode of Stanford Medicine's The Future of Medicine, hematologist and microbiome researcher Dr. Ami Bhatt discusses tracing about 40% of bloodstream infections in a Stanford bone marrow transplant population to microbes already livi

GW4 BioMed project with Brian Jones and UKHSA on phage–microbiome co-evolution and phage therapy, using molecular, genomic and directed-evolution approaches. Applications close October 21, 2026. gw4biomed.ac.uk

A McMaster team developed a targeted phage approach to disarm adherent-invasive E. coli linked to inflammation in some people with Crohn’s disease. In controlled experimental models, phages reduced gut inflammation by changing bacterial beh

Non-peer-reviewed scoping-review poster from the NSU KPCOM Student Research Day (May 15, 2026), published on Cureus, that searched six databases for studies of bacteriophage therapy in autoimmune disease. It reports disease-associated chang

A meta-analysis of 12 infant cohorts across 8 countries (1,893 samples from 999 infants) models gut virome development over the first three years of life. Viral richness rose significantly over the first eight months alongside a loss of com

A high-throughput platform identified gut phages that adhere to epithelial layers and the immunoglobulin (Ig)-like domain proteins that mediate it: displayed on a non-adherent phage, they confer epithelial binding and internalization in vit

Metagenomics, metatranscriptomics and metabolic modelling followed a thermophilic CO2-converting (biomethanation) trickle bed reactor over 353 days of stepwise gas-feed perturbations, tracking single nucleotide variant trajectories in both

A metagenomic study of 450 virus-enriched honey bee gut samples from 63 hives across eight European countries, three seasons and three gut sections catalogues a diverse phageome, including many phages that appear to belong to novel taxa and

Full-time Postdoctoral Associate in Dr. Yolanda Huang's lab in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology at the University at Buffalo, studying microbial functions the gut microbiota needs to colonize and survive in the gut, including car

Damgaard and colleagues report in Communications Medicine that Bacteroides fragilis isolates from colorectal cancer (CRC) patients are infected with specific Caudoviricetes prophages significantly more often than controls, a finding made by

Paired bacterial and viral metagenomes from the guts of 49 individual honeybees, with a phage-bacteria interaction network built from CRISPR spacer matches and genome homology, show that viral and bacterial diversity are correlated, particu

For this month, we feature a guest post about pipolin use in PCR, two podcasts from Jess, and another lab hacks episode from Jan. Hi everyone, Spring is upon us! Jess has been focused on her research — a slight deviation from phage therapy

The Turnbaugh lab at UCSF is hiring a Junior/Assistant/Associate/Full Specialist, to study human gut microbiome impact on disease treatment and engineer bacteriophages for microbiome manipulation. The role involves microbiology, molecular b

Review by Feng et al. in Precision Clinical Medicine on the human gut virome, 90%-95% of which is phages. It examines how the virome develops and how diet, environment, host genetics and immunity shape it, its associations with various dise

What are pipolins, and how can they help us discover more microbes? Aaryan Harshith's newest post dives into primer-independent polymerases, and how they can help us break through biases of our current microbe-mapping methods. > Disclaimer:

Lizett Ortiz de Ora (University of California, Irvine) and colleagues published a new paper on visualizing phage transmission dynamics in zebrafish gut microbiomes, showing antibiotics triggered waves of interbacterial phage transmission an

Eligo Bioscience in Paris is hiring a Senior In-Vivo Scientist, to study host-microbiome interactions using in vivo, ex vivo, and in vitro models for preclinical development of microbiome therapeutics.

Eligo Bioscience in Paris is hiring a Senior In Vivo Scientist - Microbiologist, to study host-microbiome interactions and support preclinical development of microbiome therapeutics using in vivo, ex vivo, and in vitro models.