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The Fish and Shellfish Diseases Unit at the National Institute of Aquatic Resources (DTU Aqua), Denmark is hiring a post-doctoral researcher to investigate prophylactic measures against F. psychrophilum including phage treatment as well as

North Carolina State University, NC is hiring a research scholar to develop methods in phage engineering, recombinant protein production, and CRISPR technologies.

The Taylor Group at The Novo Nordisk Foundation Center for Protein Research (the University of Copenhagen, Denmark) is recruiting a PhD fellow in structural biology to use cryo-electron microscopy combined with functional techniques to stud

The De Nobrega Lab at University of Southampton (Highfield Campus) is hiring a research fellow to create world-class interdisciplinary research and industry partnerships to deliver breakthrough science and technologies to control and exploi

Hello, I'm Asher (amehr22@dths.org)! I’m a high school senior in Los Angeles pursuing a project on phage therapy, and I’ve hit a massive roadblock in trying to order phages. I’m reaching out, hoping someone has info on how I can get them. I

Register now for the Southeast Asia Virtual Phage Workshop which will be held in March 2022 by the NGO Phages for Global Health. Scientists from lower and middle income ASEAN member states are invited to apply by Nov 6.

Register now for the North American Cystic Fibrosis Conference held on November 2-5, by the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.

This week, Apurva Virmani Johri and Pranav Johri of Vitalis Phage Therapy take us behind their recently published phage therapy case report, which describes the successful treatment of a patient with prostatitis using phages (done at the El

APC Microbiome, Ireland is hiring a post-doctoral researcher to elucidate the specific nature of the saccharidic receptors recognised by Streptocococcus thermopilus phages through a combined genetic and biochemical approach.

The White Lab at the University of St Andrews, Scotland are seeking a PhD student to investigate bacterial immune systems in the important soil bacterium and model organism Bacillus subtilis.

The Sommer Lab at the Novo Nordisk Foundation Centre, Copenhagen is seeking a PhD student to use synthetic biology to develop engineered bacterial therapeutics for the gut microbiome.

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The University of Exeter, UK is hiring a Research Technician jointly with the Defence science and technology laboratory (Dstl) to investigate alternative antibiotic therapies against pathogenic bacteria that currently represent a health thr

The Adriaenssens Lab at the Quadram Institute Biosciences, UK is seeking a PhD student to determine the role of phages in the gut microbiome.

Happy #WorldPhageWeek everyone! Don't forget to join in the Phage Week #scicomm challenge on Twitter. Keep an eye out on Twitter each day for a new prompt to answer! A selected winner will receive a custom art piece from Dr. Ellie Jameson.

Applications are now open for the Southeast Asia Virtual Phage Workshop which will be hosted in March 2022 by the NGO Phages for Global Health. Topics and activities will include: - Learning essential aspects of phage biology - Exploring e

Thank you to everyone that joined us for our October PHAVES, which was a talk by Bjorn Criel on the PhaLP database for phage lytic proteins that their group has developed — watch the recording here! If you miss any of the PHAVES events you

Viruses modulate carbon cycling, but it's been unknown whether they're active under winter conditions. Gareth Trubl (Lawrence Livermore National Lab) and colleagues published a new paper on active virus-host interactions at sub-freezing tem

Michael Shamash (McGill University) and colleagues published a new paper in The ISME Journal describing phages in the infant gut: a framework for virome development during early life.

Elhanan Tzipilevich (Duke University) and colleagues published a new paper in mBio showing how phage-resistant bacteria reveal a role for potassium in root colonization.