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The University of Otago's Phi laboratory (led by Peter Fineran) in Dunedin, New Zealand is hiring an Assistant Research Fellow to develop phage-based biocontrols for bacterial pathogens in primary industries.

Phage-based technologies in the African AgriFood sector have major potential, according to a new report by Innovate UK as part of AgriFood Africa Connect.

The Friman lab at the University of Helsinki, Finland is hiring a postdoc to develop phage biocontrol to overcome the antiphage defense system arsenal of phytopathogenic Ralstonia solanacearum bacterium.

Dr Janet Nale (Scotland’s Rural College, UK) is hiring a PhD student to develop phage technology to target E. coli O157 in packed foods.

Heather Hendrickson and Peter Fineran have had a major new phage project funded: ~9 million to set up a phage pipeline to protect primary industries in New Zealand, such as kiwifruit and apiculture sectors. Their programme aims to create a

Professor Mathias Middelboe at University of Copenhagen is offering a postdoc position in phage-pathogen interactions and use of phages to control Flavobacterium pathogens in rainbow trout in aquaculture.

Assistant Professor: The Rector of the Warsaw University of Life Sciences (SGGW) announces a competition for the employment of a research assistant at the Department of Biochemistry and Microbiology for the implementation of the internation

Sci Phage, a Colombian phage biotech company commercializing a Salmonella phage cocktail for use in chicken farms, is one of three winners of the Latin American startup accelerator program GaneshaLab. GaneshaLab will support winning compani

Sci Phage, a Colombian phage biotech company commercializing a Salmonella phage cocktail for use in chicken farms, is one of three winners of the Latin American startup accelerator program GaneshaLab. GaneshaLab will support winning compani

Xiaofang Wang (Nanjing Agricultural University) and colleagues have studied the efficacy of different phage combinations on Ralstonia solanacearum infection of tomato plants, and found that increasing the number of phages used at a time dec

Xiaofang Wang (Nanjing Agricultural University) and colleagues have studied the efficacy of different phage combinations on Ralstonia solanacearum infection of tomato plants, and found that increasing the number of phages used at a time dec

Dr. Ritah Nakayinga, Kyambogo University, Uganda Hello passionate phage scientists, My name is Dr. Ritah Nakayinga and I will be starting phage research, early 2020, at Kyambogo University, Uganda. My research is funded by IDRC/OWSD. I will

Dr. Ritah Nakayinga, Kyambogo University, Uganda Hello passionate phage scientists, My name is Dr. Ritah Nakayinga and I will be starting phage research, early 2020, at Kyambogo University, Uganda. My research is funded by IDRC/OWSD. I will

Where's the field at with phage‐mediated control and detection of pathogens in the dairy context? Here's a nice new review of the literature by Lisa O'Sullivan and colleagues from the Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland.

Where's the field at with phage‐mediated control and detection of pathogens in the dairy context? Here's a nice new review of the literature by Lisa O'Sullivan and colleagues from the Cork Institute of Technology, Ireland.

The Danish project TOPSAFE (Targeted Optimized Phage solutions for food Safety), a 4-year collaboration between Danish businesses and researchers, is drawing to a close, and has shown that phages that target fresh food spoilage bacteria are

The Danish project TOPSAFE (Targeted Optimized Phage solutions for food Safety), a 4-year collaboration between Danish businesses and researchers, is drawing to a close, and has shown that phages that target fresh food spoilage bacteria are

A new phage product is now on the market! OmniLytics, Inc. and Certis USA have released AgriPhage™, which fights fire blight (Erwinia amylovora) in apple and pear crops. This is the first phage product approved for use against fire blight.

A new phage product is now on the market! OmniLytics, Inc. and Certis USA have released AgriPhage™, which fights fire blight (Erwinia amylovora) in apple and pear crops. This is the first phage product approved for use against fire blight.

Cherry canker is a devastating tree disease that could one day be treated by phages. Learn about the work George Sundin's lab at Michigan State University is doing to make this a reality!