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The recording for iVoM #2 (Virus Structure and Function with Petr Leiman, Kristin Parent and Pascale Boulanger) has been posted on the VoM 2020 Youtube channel!

Two upcoming phage webinars organized by the Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science: 1) From Petri Dish to Patient: Mycobacteriophages and Their Therapeutic Potential (December 8): Register here. 2) Phage and Antibiotics: Induction of

(POSTPONED TO 2021) Save the date for the next rendition of PHAVES, a seminar with Dr. Jonathan Iredell, MD of the Westmead Institute for Medical Research and University of Sydney on Wed, Dec 16 at 8AM AEDT (Tues, Dec 15 at 4PM Eastern Time

Join Jean-Paul Pirnay, PhD, Gina Suh, MD, and Nicholas Chia, PhD Nov 30, 2020 12:00 PM Central time for an engaging virtual discussion on phage therapy as a tool in the fight against antibiotic-resistant infections. The talk is entitled "Ba

We have started a small association in Switzerland called phageSuisse to bring different actors of phage therapy in Switzerland together. With this association, we launched a small webinar series. The first webinar will be on December 1st b

The third iVoM event will be Thursday, November 19, 4pm GMT, and the theme will be "Virus-host interaction: overcoming cell barriers". It will feature talks by: Martin J. Loessner (ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland) Carlos São-José (Universi

The third iVoM event will be Thursday, November 19, 4pm GMT, and the theme will be "Virus-host interaction: overcoming cell barriers". It will feature talks by: Martin J. Loessner (ETH Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland) Carlos São-José (Universi

Looking for viruses in your microbiome data? KBase has new Apps to identify and analyze viral sequences in your assemblies. Join this webinar on Nov. 4 at 1pm ET/10am PT to learn the basics of viral analysis in KBase from Dr. Ben Bolduc of

PHAVES #10 will be a seminar by Dr. Paul Jaschke, Assistant Professor at Macquarie University, Australia, on Nov. 10, 5:30 PM Eastern Time (GMT-4) / Nov. 11 at 9:30 AM AEST. His talk is entitled "Learning How to Engineer Genomes by Building

PHAVES #10 will be a seminar by Dr. Paul Jaschke, Assistant Professor at Macquarie University, Australia, on Nov. 10, 5:30 PM Eastern Time (GMT-4) / Nov. 11 at 9:30 AM AEST. His talk is entitled "Learning How to Engineer Genomes by Building

PHAVES #10 will be a seminar by Dr. Paul Jaschke, Assistant Professor at Macquarie University, Australia, on Nov. 10, 5:30 PM Eastern Time (GMT-4) / Nov. 11 at 9:30 AM AEST. His talk is entitled "Learning How to Engineer Genomes by Building

Dr. Jason Gill (Center for Phage Technology, Texas A&M) and Dr. Paul Turner (Yale University) will discuss their work on phage therapy to treat drug resistant bacterial infections in a free webinar hosted by The Scientist on Oct 29 from 2:3

The Ibadan Bacteriophage Research Team is hosting a series of webinars to celebrate International Phage Week at the end of the month! Talks will take place Oct 26 and 27. The theme will be "Early Career Research in Bacteriophage Studies: A

Proteon Pharmaceuticals is hosting a webinar Oct 28 (16:30 to 17:30 IST) on E. coli phages to treat poultry flocks. Register here.

The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar with Rodrigo Ibarra Chavez on Oct 20 at 11AM Eastern / 5PM CEST. He'll tell us about phage-inducible chromosomal islands (PICIs), piracy in the phage-world, and insights on their application in

The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar with Rodrigo Ibarra Chavez on Oct 20 at 11AM Eastern / 5PM CEST. He'll tell us about phage-inducible chromosomal islands (PICIs), piracy in the phage-world, and insights on their application in

Thanks so much to the nearly 300 people who attended the first iVoM webinar! The second iVoM event will be Thursday, October 15, 4PM GMT, and the theme will be "Virus structures and function". It will feature talks by: Petr Leiman, Univers

Thanks so much to the nearly 300 people who attended the first iVoM webinar! The second iVoM event will be Thursday, October 15, 4PM GMT, and the theme will be "Virus structures and function". It will feature talks by: Petr Leiman, Univers

The Indian ‘Society for Bacteriophage Research and Therapy’ (SBRT) is a platform for phage researchers to share their expertise & resources. SBRT is pleased to announce a webinar on “Knowing the unknown: Approaches to characterize the vast

The next rendition of PHAVES will be a seminar/Q&A with Dr. Emma Bell, Principal Bacteriophage Scientist at FixedPhage, and will take place October 6th at 4PM GMT+1. She'll discuss their phage immobilization technology and how they've impro