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The Silveira Lab at University of Miami Health System (Coral Gables, Florida) is hiring a post doctoral associate to investigate the tripartite relationship between phages, bacteria, and corals, through marine environments and animal-associ

The Temperton Lab at the University of Exeter (Exeter, UK) is seeking PhD students to develop a national capacity for adjunctive phage therapy to treat antibiotic-resistant respiratory infections through citizen science.

Janssen Research & Development (Springhouse, Pennsylvania) is recruiting a scientific director of phage discovery, antibacterial and infectious diseases.

The Salmond Group at the University of Cambridge is hiring a Research Associate to study the molecular genetics of bacteriophage host range extension.

Are you working on a manuscript related to novel phage bioinformatics tools, AI in phage biology or therapy, or tools for host discovery, prediction, phage characterization, or similar? It's not too late to submit to PHAGE journal's upcomi

Janssen Research & Development (Springhouse, Pennsylvania) is recruiting a scientific director of phage discovery, antibacterial and infectious diseases.

The van Pijkeren Laboratory at the University Wisconsin-Madison (Wisconsin, United States) is hiring postdoctoral researchers to unravel the molecular underpinnings by which dietary sugars promote phage production by the gut symbiont Limosi

To celebrate Phage Week (22-28 October), Phage Directory is holding a Twitter #scicomm challenge! To participate, all you need to do is create Twitter posts that align with the daily prompts (e.g. tag your favourite phage people, tag your f

The Ibadan Bacteriophage Research Team is celebrating World Phage Week 2021 with a webinar series on October 29 (3-5PM West African Time) and Oct 30 (1-4PM West African Time). The theme will be "Assessing the Readiness of the Global Phage C

Twitter call-out from Michael Laub; Question for phage tweeps: does EOP stand for 'efficiency of plating' or 'efficiency of plaquing'? I've seen both in the literature. Am hoping this one doesn't stoke emotions comparable to the argument ab

The Strain Development Department at Chr. Hansen (Horsholm, Denmark) is hiring a research scientist to develop and apply state-of-the art molecular tools for genome editing of industrial lactic acid bacteria, particularly Streptococcus ther

The Ibadan Bacteriophage Research Team is celebrating World Phage Week 2021 with a webinar series on October 29 (3-5PM West African Time) and Oct 30 (1-4PM West African Time). The theme will be "Assessing the Readiness of the Global Phage C

For PHAVES #23 next week (Oct 12 at 9AM CEST), Bjorn Criel, PhD student in Yves Briers’ group, the Laboratory of Applied Biotechnology, at Ghent University, will give a talk on PhaLP: A Database for the Study of Phage Lytic Proteins and The

The Ibadan Bacteriophage Research Team is celebrating World Phage Week 2021 with a webinar series on October 29 (3-5PM West African Time) and Oct 30 (1-4PM West African Time). The theme will be "Assessing the Readiness of the Global Phage C

Head on over to Twitter to follow Dr. Ellie Jameson for #InkTober2021 where Ellie uploads a new phage drawing, cartoon or animation everyday!

Clay Crippen (University of Georgia) and colleagues published a new paper in Viruses on RNA and Sugars as unique properties of phages infecting multidrug resistant Acinetobacter radioresistens.

Siân Owen (Harvard Medical School) and colleagues published a new paper in Cell Host & Microbe showing prophages encode phage-defense systems with cognate self-immunity. Check out this awesome Twitter thread by Jay Hinton about the discover

Michael Shamash (McGill University) and Corinne Maurice published a new pre-print on bioRxiv on the app they developed called OnePetri: accelerating common bacteriophage Petri dish assays with computer vision. Check out the behind the app a

Anders Nørgaard Sørensen (University of Copenhagen) and colleagues published a new paper in Computational and Structural Biotechnology Journal showing subtypes of tail spike proteins predicts the host range of Ackermannviridae phages.

Jessica Sacher (University of Alberta) and colleagues published a new paper in Viruses showing that reduced infection efficiency of phage NCTC 12673 on non-motile Campylobacter jejuni strains is related to oxidative stress. They uncovered a