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The Mostowy lab at the Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland is hiring a postdoc to work on bioinformatics and genomics of phages that infect opportunistic bacterial pathogens like Klebsiella pneumoniae and interact with their polysacch

The Penadés lab (Imperial College London) is looking for a postdoc to study the impact of phages on the emergence of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

The Roach lab at San Diego State University is actively seeking a postdoc to understand and exploit phage-host interactions at low oxygen (hypoxia) environments in Pseudomonas aeruginosa using adaptive laboratory evolution.

The Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (Leipzig, Germany) is looking for a postdoc to work on understanding the role of the virosphere in the Critical Zone and the consequences of virus-host interactions for the subsurface genetic

Wai-Leung Ng (Tufts University, Boston) is looking for a postdoc to work on microbe-microbe, microbe-phage or microbe host interactions. Interested candidates may email wai-leung.ng@tufts.edu.

APC Microbiome (Cork, Ireland) is hiring a postdoc to work on a new project investigating the role of phages in horizontal gene transfer in the human gut microbiome.

A post-doc position is available in the Parent Lab (Michigan State University) to work on mechanisms of phage attachment to enteric pathogens. Genetics, biochemistry, and computational approaches as well as single-particle cryo-EM will be c

The Roach lab at San Diego State University is recruiting a postdoc to work as part of a highly interactive multidisciplinary research team focused on deciphering how the mammalian immune system directly interacts with phages and the potent

Looking for phage postdoc positions or have one to list? Check out this Tweet thread started by Sabrina Green on Twitter.

The Scanlan lab (University of Warwick School of Life Sciences) is hiring a postdoctoral research fellow, to work on the ERC funded VIRFIX project, which seeks to broadly understand how cyanophages subvert host metabolism, particularly CO2

Dr. Lukas Y. Wick and Prof. Dr. Antonis Chatzinotas (UFZ Leipzig, Germany) are hiring a postdoc for a project on the role of soil phages in nutrient cycling.

Colin Hill's Gut Phageomics Lab at APC Microbiome in Cork, Ireland is seeking a wet-lab/bioinformatics postdoc and wet-lab research assistant to investigate the role of phages in health and disease.

The Buchan lab within the Department of Microbiology at the University of Tennessee is seeking a post-doctoral research associate to study phages that infect a member of the Roseobacter lineage of marine bacteria. Please feel free to contac

Hany Anany (University of Guelph and Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada) has a postdoc position available starting July to study Campylobacter and Salmonella phages (for host interaction and biocontrol applications). Only open to Canadian Cit

Steven Wilhelm (University of Tennessee) is seeking a postdoc to join their team and study giant viruses that infect algae.

The Buchan lab (University of Tennessee) is seeking a post-doc to study phages that infect a member of the Roseobacter lineage of marine bacteria. The candidate will work on a project to investigate host-phage interactions and influence on

Malcolm White (University of St Andrews) has received an Advanced Grant from ERC Research to investigate the mechanisms of cyclic nucleotide signalling in bacteria/phage conflict. Postdoc positions will be available from 1st August - please

Nathan Ahlgren (Clark University) is seeking a Postdoc: Marine microbiology & ecology, who will conduct research on host range, community dynamics, and comparative genomics of marine cyanobacteria (Synechococcus) and their phages (cyanophag

Karen Weynberg at the University of Queensland is hiring a 2-year postdoc to work on phage! See also her Tweet about it.

Cytophage Technologies (Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada) is currently seeking a full-time Postdoc / Bacteriophage Synthetic biologist to work in their Research and Development department for a 2-year term with the possibility of extension. This