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  1. JobsApr 25, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Staphylococcal phage biology

    We are looking for a highly motivated and dynamic researcher for a 2 year position, to commence August 1, 2019. The position is related to role of bacteriophages in the transfer of antibiotic resistance genes in Staphylococcus and the exten

    JobsPost DocPhage BiologyAntimicrobial resistanceBiofilmsAcademic
  2. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    Jee-Hwan Oh and colleagues published a paper on how certain dietary sugars promote Lactobacillus phage production in the mous

    Jee-Hwan Oh and colleagues published a paper on how certain dietary sugars promote Lactobacillus phage production in the mouse gut.

    UpdatesResearchPhage BiologyGut
  3. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    Bacteria sometimes acquire "incorrect" CRISPR spacers in response to phage infection. Until now, no one knew whether these in

    Bacteria sometimes acquire "incorrect" CRISPR spacers in response to phage infection. Until now, no one knew whether these incorrect ("slipped") spacers had a purpose. Simon A. Jackson, Peter Fineran and co. have just shown that slipped spa

    UpdatesCRISPRPhage Biology
  4. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    Anushila Chatterjee and colleagues published a new preprint showing that phage resistance in enterococci leads to reduced ant

    Anushila Chatterjee and colleagues published a new preprint showing that phage resistance in enterococci leads to reduced antibiotic resistance and reduced mouse gut colonization.

    UpdatesPhage BiologyAntibiotic ResistancePreprint
  5. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    Sooyeon Song and colleagues have published a new paper showing that E. coli employs both active (lytic and temperate) and ina

    Sooyeon Song and colleagues have published a new paper showing that E. coli employs both active (lytic and temperate) and inactive phages (a cryptic prophage) to discriminate between nearby strains and control cell-cell contact according to

    UpdatesResearchPhage Biology
  6. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    Christian Møller-Olsen et al. just published an article in Scientific Reports showing that an E. coli phage can kill its host

    Christian Møller-Olsen et al. just published an article in Scientific Reports showing that an E. coli phage can kill its host intracellularly, and that it kills more efficiently when human bladder epithelial cells are present. This corrobor

    UpdatesResearchPhage Biology
  7. JobsApr 18, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Bacteriophage biology

    Dr. Jeremy Barr | The Barr Lab The Barr Lab research group is studying bacteriophages within the context of their bacterial and mammalian hosts. We are offering an excellent opportunity to engage in an exciting post-doc position that combin

    JobsPost DocAcademicPhage BiologyMicrobiomePhage Therapy
  8. UpdatesApr 18, 2019

    Sooyeon Song and colleagues have published a new paper showing that E. coli employs both active (lytic and temperate) and ina

    Sooyeon Song and colleagues have published a new paper showing that E. coli employs both active (lytic and temperate) and inactive phages (a cryptic prophage) to discriminate between nearby strains and control cell-cell contact according to

    UpdatesResearchPhage Biology
  9. JobsApr 18, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Bacteriophage biology

    Dr. Jeremy Barr | The Barr Lab The Barr Lab research group is studying bacteriophages within the context of their bacterial and mammalian hosts. We are offering an excellent opportunity to engage in an exciting post-doc position that combin

    JobsPost DocPhage BiologyMicrobiomePhage TherapyAcademic
  10. JobsMar 14, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Phage interactions with opportunistic pathogens

    Dr. Rafał Mostowy We are looking for a postdoc with strong quantitative skills as well as expertise in bioinformatics and computational genomics. The general aim of the project is to explore the diversity and specificity of interactions bet

    JobsPost DocAcademicPhage BiologyBioinformatics
  11. JobsMar 14, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Phage interactions with opportunistic pathogens

    Dr. Rafał Mostowy We are looking for a postdoc with strong quantitative skills as well as expertise in bioinformatics and computational genomics. The general aim of the project is to explore the diversity and specificity of interactions bet

    JobsPost DocPhage BiologyBioinformaticsAcademic
  12. JobsMar 8, 2019

    Research technician: toxin/antitoxin, phage biology, chromosome organization

    Dr. Michael Laub The Howard Hughes Medical Institute has an opening for a Research Technician to join the laboratory of Dr. Michael Laub in the Biology Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Principal research interests of

    JobsResearch TechnicianAcademicPhage BiologyToxin/antitoxinChromosome Organization
  13. JobsMar 8, 2019

    Research technician: toxin/antitoxin, phage biology, chromosome organization

    Dr. Michael Laub The Howard Hughes Medical Institute has an opening for a Research Technician to join the laboratory of Dr. Michael Laub in the Biology Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Principal research interests of

    JobsResearch TechnicianPhage BiologyToxin/antitoxinChromosome OrganizationAcademic
  14. UpdatesFeb 8, 2019

    Anushila Chatterjee and colleagues published a new preprint showing that phage resistance in enterococci leads to reduced ant

    Anushila Chatterjee and colleagues published a new preprint showing that phage resistance in enterococci leads to reduced antibiotic resistance and reduced mouse gut colonization.

    UpdatesPhage BiologyAntibiotic ResistancePreprint
  15. UpdatesJan 24, 2019

    Bacteria sometimes acquire "incorrect" CRISPR spacers in response to phage infection. Until now, no one knew whether these in

    Bacteria sometimes acquire "incorrect" CRISPR spacers in response to phage infection. Until now, no one knew whether these incorrect ("slipped") spacers had a purpose. Simon A. Jackson, Peter Fineran and co. have just shown that slipped spa

    UpdatesCRISPRPhage Biology
  16. UpdatesJan 17, 2019

    Jee-Hwan Oh and colleagues published a paper on how certain dietary sugars promote Lactobacillus phage production in the mous

    Jee-Hwan Oh and colleagues published a paper on how certain dietary sugars promote Lactobacillus phage production in the mouse gut.

    UpdatesResearchPhage BiologyGut
  17. UpdatesDec 14, 2018

    Christian Møller-Olsen et al. just published an article in Scientific Reports showing that an E. coli phage can kill its host

    Christian Møller-Olsen et al. just published an article in Scientific Reports showing that an E. coli phage can kill its host intracellularly, and that it kills more efficiently when human bladder epithelial cells are present. This corrobor

    UpdatesResearchPhage Biology
  18. NewsSep 18, 2012

    VCU reports a second way SaPIs block helper-phage replication

    A 2012 VCU research report describes how SaPIs package their own DNA while interfering with helper phages. The team identified specific inhibition of helper-phage DNA packaging as a second mechanism, alongside capsid-size changes. VCU News

    NewsPhage Biology
  19. Jobs

    Wageningen postdoc in phage evolution and superhost hitchhiking

    Wageningen University & Research advertised a postdoc studying phage evolution in 2D and 3D habitats, where hitchhiking on nematodes and insects helps phages overcome spatial barriers. The role combined laboratory and greenhouse experiments

    JobsPostdocPhage Biology
  20. Events

    2026 Phage Discovery Workshop 19B

    Participants will get to know the concepts and associated techniques of bacteriophage isolation and characterization. Another important component is to share experiences in pedagogy and reagent/supply acquisition and preparation that will h

    EventsWorkshopPhage Biology
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