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The Phage Infection and Immunity Symposium will focus on how phages infect bacteria and how bacteria sense and defend themselves from infection. Delft University of Technology, Building 58, Franklinhall (A2.050), Van der Maasweg 9, Delft, N

Phages.fr’s webinar series, launched in 2024, gives network members a virtual stage to present phage research, exchange feedback and find collaborators. Phages.fr

The Nemudryi Lab at the University of Florida advertises postdoctoral research on phage defense mechanisms and RNA repair or programmable RNA editing. Projects cover viral trigger recognition and bacterial defense pathways, alongside RNA li

PhageBench contains 5,600 samples across phage screening, quality control and phenotype annotation tasks. Its evaluation found stronger-than-random performance on some tasks and limitations in complex sequence reasoning. ACL Anthology

Phages.fr runs an annual conference series in different French cities, bringing together research teams working on bacteriophages. Phages.fr

Phages.fr brings together French research teams and partners working across bacteriophage biology, therapy and biocontrol, and shares their research and activities. Phages.fr

Competition-funded PhD project in Dr Tatiana Dimitriu's group (with Prof M F White), School of Biology, University of St Andrews, through the EASTBIO Doctoral Training Partnership. It characterises the mechanism of lethal zygosis, where rec

Bent Petersen’s Danish-language public lecture course at Folkeuniversitetet Copenhagen is listed for two Tuesdays, September 29 and October 6, 2026, from 18:15 to 20:00 at CSS. It covers phage biology and potential therapeutic applications.

This review traces phage research from Frederick Twort’s 1915 observations through the discoveries that shaped modern biology. PubMed Central

Forschungszentrum Jülich advertised a PhD position focused on the biology and application of bacterial antiphage defenses (2026D-0682). Application deadline: September 27, 2026. The employer posting is no longer active. Via Researchersjob.

Montana State University’s Secor Lab seeks a postdoctoral researcher to study bacteriophage biology in Borrelia burgdorferi, including how phage phiBB-1 affects horizontal gene transfer and bacterial adaptation across the tick–mouse infecti