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Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. On the Podovirus podcast, we interview people we think could have the answers. 🎙️ Most recent episode: Joe and Jessica interviewed Dr. Saima Aslam, clinical lead at IPATH abo

Jessica was interviewed on the Development & Research podcast, a new video interview series by biotech investor/economist Ross Rheingans-Yoo about people doing things differently in clinical trials and drug development. They discussed oper

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun by tuning into the Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: Dr. Marisa Azad, infectious disease physician at The Ottawa Hospital, shares her experience le

Alexander Harms was interviewed on the PhageCast podcast about the Basel Phage Collection, basic science insights from E. coli phages, and how these findings can predict phage traits.

In Episode 45 of the International Antiviral Society (IAS-USA)’s Going anti-Viral podcast, Dr. Michael Saag speaks with Dr. Graham F. Hatfull (University of Pittsburgh) about Bacteriophages for the Treatment of Antimicrobial-resistant Bacte

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun, with the new Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: Joe and I interviewed Alexander (Sandro) Sulakvelidze, CEO of Intralytix, about his 26-year (!) jou

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun, with the new Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: NIAID's Joe Campbell joins as a co-host for an interview with Dr. Gina Suh, Mayo Clinic ID physicia

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun, with the new Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: NIAID's Joe Campbell joins as a co-host for an interview with Dr. Gina Suh, Mayo Clinic ID physicia

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun, with the new Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: Jesus Fernandez-Rodriguez, PhD, VP of Technology at Eligo Bioscience, shares how their team is edi

Atif Khan (phage scientist at the Bhabha Atomic Research Center in Chennai, India and longtime Phage Directory volunteer) was interviewed on the "You Make Me Sick!" podcast about his work. They talk phages, biofilms, biofouling, multidrug-r

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun, with the new Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: Jesus Fernandez-Rodriguez, PhD, VP of Technology at Eligo Bioscience, shares how their team is edi

Why aren't phages routinely used in the world yet? It constantly feels that they're not living up to their potential, and I want to understand why. I’m super excited to share our new podcast, Podovirus. This is a new experiment. I wanted a

This Week in Virology (TWiV) recorded a special live podcast episode at the 2024 Viruses of Microbes meeting in Cairns, Australia. Hosts Vincent Racaniello and Jolene Ramsey interviewed phage researchers Krystyna Dabrowska and Rob Lavigne a

This Week in Virology (TWiV) recorded a special live podcast episode at the 2024 Viruses of Microbes meeting in Cairns, Australia. Hosts Vincent Racaniello and Jolene Ramsey interviewed phage researchers Krystyna Dabrowska and Rob Lavigne a

🎙️ New Podovirus Podcast Episode Alert! I had such a great time talking to Jesus Fernandez-Rodriguez, PhD, VP of Technology at Eligo Bioscience, about how they're editing live microbes in the mouse gut with engineered phages! 🧬 Highligh

🎙️ New Podovirus Podcast Episode Alert! I had such a great time talking to Jesus Fernandez-Rodriguez, PhD, VP of Technology at Eligo Bioscience, about how they're editing live microbes in the mouse gut with engineered phages! 🧬 Highligh

Why isn’t phage therapy a thing yet? What’s taking so long? I’m super excited to share our new podcast, Podovirus. This is a new experiment. I wanted a (better?) excuse to have in-depth conversations with some of my favorite phage people,

Why isn’t phage therapy a thing yet? What’s taking so long? I’m super excited to share our new podcast, Podovirus. This is a new experiment. I wanted a (better?) excuse to have in-depth conversations with some of my favorite phage people,

In episode 2 of the Podovirus podcast, 'Getting Phage Research Funded', Jessica Sacher interviews Dr. Joe Campbell, who spent the past decade+ as a program officer at NIAID, the US gov's main infectious disease funding body. Dr. Campbell r

Dr. Siân Owen was interviewed the You Make Me Sick podcast about her work using experimental evolution and computational approaches to study AMR bacteria and phages during her postdoc at the Baym Lab at Harvard Medical School. She announced