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An interdisciplinary research team at Georgia Tech and the Institut Pasteur has received a 5-year, $2.5 million NIH grant to study phage-immune interactions during treatment of respiratory infections with phages. The team is led by Joshua W

The Oxford Bacteriophage Conference is happening next week (Sept 11-12 in Oxford, UK)! The scope: applying phage in medicine, food and biotechnology. Are you going to this conference? We're looking for a PhD student or postdoc to write a b

Dr. Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh I am Dr. Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh, presently working on my postdoctoral project (funded my MSCA-COFUND) entitled "Isolation of bacteriophages and lytic enzymes for targeted treatment of chronic bacterial lung infect

Dr. Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh I am Dr. Swapnil Ganesh Sanmukh, presently working on my postdoctoral project (funded my MSCA-COFUND) entitled "Isolation of bacteriophages and lytic enzymes for targeted treatment of chronic bacterial lung infect

We've already sent out two emergency phage alerts this week! If you can help, we're looking for Acinetobacter baumannii (patient in India) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (patient in Australia). Please email staff@phage.directory ASAP if you can

Microbes and their Viruses 2019 is an upcoming conference hosted at the Eliava Institute in Tbilisi, Georgia Sept. 22-27, 2019. Register until Sept. 1!

BiomX, a phage therapy company in Israel, just announced the completion of its very own phage manufacturing facility! The facility will support clinical manufacturing of BiomX's candidate phage products, and could expand to support commerci

Have you checked out The Phage Page on Facebook? Run by Prof. Gail Christie of Virginia Commonwealth University, this page is a fantastic place to find phage news, research and commentary. We get lots of our "What's New" articles from Gail'

Question: Hello phage people, does anyone have an improved method to physically remove #phages from liquid broth? Thank you! — @PetrovicFabijan A subset of the answers to date: - We use Amicon filters in my lab to concentrate phage and we

Have you checked out The Phage Page on Facebook? Run by Prof. Gail Christie of Virginia Commonwealth University, this page is a fantastic place to find phage news, research and commentary. We get lots of our "What's New" articles from Gail'

We've already sent out two emergency phage alerts this week! If you can help, we're looking for Acinetobacter baumannii (patient in India) and Pseudomonas aeruginosa (patient in Australia). Please email staff@phage.directory ASAP if you can

BiomX, a phage therapy company in Israel, just announced the completion of its very own phage manufacturing facility! The facility will support clinical manufacturing of BiomX's candidate phage products, and could expand to support commerci

This is a fantastic, endearing, in-depth interview with Betty Kutter, "The First Lady of Phage Research"! Martha Clokie asks the questions, and Betty talks about her life as a phage scientist, how she started out, where her career took her,

Catherine Hernandez and Britt Koskella of UC Berkeley have shown that they do not observe Pseudomonas syringae phage resistance in planta, no matter what they try, even though they see it in vitro. Also, phage-resistant mutants didn't have

Microbes and their Viruses 2019 is an upcoming conference hosted at the Eliava Institute in Tbilisi, Georgia Sept. 22-27, 2019. Register until Sept. 1!

After a successful phage workshop in Ghana this summer, the nonprofit Phages for Global Health is beginning preparations for a workshop in Tanzania January 12 - 25, 2020. The call for applications will begin in early Sept. Subscribe to the

Question: Hello phage people, does anyone have an improved method to physically remove #phages from liquid broth? Thank you! — @PetrovicFabijan A subset of the answers to date: - We use Amicon filters in my lab to concentrate phage and we

Catherine Hernandez and Britt Koskella of UC Berkeley have shown that they do not observe Pseudomonas syringae phage resistance in planta, no matter what they try, even though they see it in vitro. Also, phage-resistant mutants didn't have

This is a fantastic, endearing, in-depth interview with Betty Kutter, "The First Lady of Phage Research"! Martha Clokie asks the questions, and Betty talks about her life as a phage scientist, how she started out, where her career took her,

After a successful phage workshop in Ghana this summer, the nonprofit Phages for Global Health is beginning preparations for a workshop in Tanzania January 12 - 25, 2020. The call for applications will begin in early Sept. Subscribe to the