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Ellina Trofimova has developed a new version of her Plaque Size Tool that doesn't require installation on Google Colab.

The UK Parliament's Science and Technology Committee has launched an inquiry into the antimicrobial potential of bacteriophages as a way to address antibiotic resistance. Here you can read 34 public letters contributed by the international

Zhou et al. published a new paper in Frontiers in Genetics entitled PhageTailFinder: A Tool for Predicting Bacteriophage Tail-Related Proteins.

Senior Technician (Research) at University of Nottingham, UK in the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, based at the Sutton Bonington Campus The purpose of this role is to provide technical support to Food Safety Research Network pr

We are urgently seeking Corynebacterium striatum phages for patient with a prosthetic joint infection in the USA. Ways to help at this stage: - By sending your phages for testing on the patient's strains - By receiving one or more of the

We are urgently seeking Corynebacterium striatum phages for patient with a prosthetic joint infection in the USA. Ways to help at this stage: - By sending your phages for testing on the patient's strains - By receiving one or more of the

This month, we wrote an article for GARDP about phage therapy business models. For this issue, we're also revisiting a couple of gems from Dr. Paul Jaschke's lab! Hey look, we’re almost 10% into 2023! And we’ve barely written anything this

From A-Z of phage development, the 5th Bacteriophage Therapy Summit is the definitive commercial-orientated conference to accelerate phage-based applications for organizations pioneering with phage pipelines. Explore advancements in clinic

Baylor College of Medicine (Houston, TX) is hiring a Research Technician III to join TAILOR Labs, whose objective is to study the molecular and clinical properties of phage to advance the knowledge of phage therapy and phage biology.

Vesale Bioscience is hiring a Production Manager to be responsible for the development, organization, and optimization of the phage production, and to work with the Queen Astrid Military Hospital to ensure the connection between the two pro

A lab at Jichi Medical University is hiring a postdoc interested in the field of microbiome, bacteriophage (phage engineering, development of phage-based therapeutic agents, bacterial gene detection reagents, vaccines, etc.), as well as in

The lab of Dr. Razi Kebriaei is hiring a post doc to assist in coordinating datasets and associated laboratory activities for both microbial and phage banks.

The 6th World Congress on Targeting Phage Therapy 2023 will be held on June 1-2, 2023 in Paris, France. The aim of the meeting is to discuss all aspects related to phages and phage therapy. We will highlight the recent innovations and clini

The Phage Innovation Network will be launched by Innovate UK Knowledge Transfer Network on Feb 16 2023 with an online event. This network is designed to bring together those in the UK with an interest in bacteriophages, their use and applic

Registration is now open for An Unfinished Life: AMR Awareness Australia: In collaboration with organizations across Australia, Diane Shader Smith and Richard Alm of CARB-X are hosting a multi day, multi city, multi speaker event to premier

Dann Turner and colleagues at the ICTV published a new paper describing the abolishment of the paraphyletic morphological families of Podoviridae, Siphoviridae, and Myoviridae, as well as the order Caudovirales, and the introduction of one

Daniela Rothschild-Rodriguez and colleagues published a new paper exploring the role of phages in influencing the mucosal integrity of the human gut, and how these interactions may affect health and disease states. They also cover phage-enc

Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh (Institute for Bioengineering of Catalonia) and colleagues published a new paper in MDPI Cells on accessing the in vivo efficiency of clinically isolated phages against uropathogenic and invasive biofilm-forming Esche

Mellissa Gomez (McMaster University) and colleagues published a new paper describing the selection of stress-resistant Listeria monocytogenes phages, and the challenges in applying them to food production environments.

Joshua D Jones (University of Edinburgh) and colleagues authored a new perspective on why patients should not be transferred between healthcare jurisdictions for phage therapy in the UK.