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  1. JobsSep 25, 2026

    Doctoral student in Medical Science: gut mucosal phages and cardiometabolic disease — Institute of Medicine, Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg

    Four-year doctoral position in Medical Science at the Department of Molecular and Clinical Medicine, Institute of Medicine, Sahlgrenska Academy, University of Gothenburg, on the project "The role of gut mucosal phages in cardiometabolic dis

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  2. UpdatesSep 25, 2026

    HIDEN-SEQ: transposon-insertion sequencing that links phage genes to selectable phenotypes (Nature Microbiology)

    A Nature Microbiology study from ETH Zürich, University Hospital Basel, the University of Basel and the University of Lausanne presents HIDEN-SEQ (hidden Acr-enabled transposon-insertion sequencing), which systematically links viral genes t

    UpdatesPapersPhage GenomicsPhage Biology
  3. UpdatesSep 25, 2026

    Defining the essential genome of diverse phages with phage Tn-seq

    Phage Tn-seq is a transposon-based approach to studying phage gene essentiality and engineering. Nature Microbiology

    UpdatesPapersPhage BiologyPhage EngineeringPhage Genomics
  4. NewsSep 24, 2026

    CU Anschutz Duerkop lab’s phage library against drug-resistant gut bacteria

    A University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine team led by Breck Duerkop has spent 15 years compiling a library of phages against stubborn gut bacteria, mainly Enterococcus faecalis and E. faecium: more than 30 phages infecting entero

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  5. NewsSep 24, 2026

    Mystic Aquarium beluga treated with bacteriophages for multidrug-resistant E. coli pneumonia

    Veterinarians at Mystic Aquarium in Connecticut and the University of Florida treated Jetta, an 11-year-old beluga with chronic pneumonia caused by multidrug-resistant E. coli, with bacteriophages chosen for her strain, delivered partly thr

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  6. JobsSep 24, 2026

    Research fellowship: genetic engineering platform for bacteriophages (ASCLEPIUS phage therapy project, CEB-BI-50-2026) — Centre of Biological Engineering, University of Minho

    Four-month research fellowship (reference CEB-BI-50-2026) at the Centre of Biological Engineering, University of Minho (Braga), within the Horizon Europe project ASCLEPIUS, "Advancing phage Therapy to tackle respiratory infections". The wor

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  7. NewsSep 24, 2026

    UW–Madison AI model identifies phage mutations that improve killing of target bacteria (Cell Systems)

    University of Wisconsin–Madison biochemists led by Vatsan Raman built an AI model that identifies phage mutations with the greatest potential to improve targeting and killing of bacteria. In laboratory tests, phages carrying AI-suggested mu

    NewsAIPhage Engineering
  8. NewsSep 23, 2026

    Anthropic reports Claude-assisted identification of a phage enzyme system

    Claude helped identify array-associated reverse transcriptases (ART), an enzyme system found mainly in bacteriophages. Early laboratory work is described in a preprint; the system’s biological function remains unknown. Anthropic

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  9. UpdatesSep 23, 2026

    Armata receives $3.7 million more from the U.S. Department of War for AP-SA02 Phase 3

    Armata Pharmaceuticals has received an additional $3.7 million in non-dilutive funds from the U.S. Department of War to support the Phase 3 programme of AP-SA02, its phage cocktail for complicated Staphylococcus aureus bacteremia. It is the

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  10. JobsSep 22, 2026

    Bioinformatics engineer in metagenomics and metatranscriptomics — Abolis Microbiome Studio, Paris

    Permanent (CDI) bioinformatics engineer position in the Microbiome Studio business unit of Abolis Biotechnologies in Paris 13, which develops a solution to understand the metabolic pathways of microorganisms for nutrition, health, cosmetics

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  11. NewsSep 22, 2026

    Hynes Lab shares Ayesha Umair’s phage induction preprint

    Ayesha Umair’s first primary research preprint explores suppressing phage induction. Farncombe Phage / Hynes Lab

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  12. NewsSep 22, 2026

    McMaster researchers link broader-spectrum Pseudomonas phages to tail-fibre structural diversity (PNAS)

    McMaster University researchers report in PNAS that several broader-spectrum phages share particular forms of structural diversity in their tail fibres, and that the pattern held across the phages tested in Lori Burrows’ lab and dozens of s

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  13. JobsSep 21, 2026

    PhD: predicting eco-evolutionary dynamics in a polymicrobial urinary tract infection model — Lund University

    Four-year doctoral position in the Microbial Evolutionary Genetics (MEG) Lab led by Johannes Cairns, Department of Experimental Medical Science, Lund University. The project investigates how species interactions shape antibiotic responses,

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  14. UpdatesSep 21, 2026

    Armata presents data on controlled genetic diversity in AP-SA02 at ISSSI 2026

    Armata Pharmaceuticals announced an oral presentation on September 21, 2026 at the 20th International Symposium on Staphylococci and Staphylococcal Infections (Banff, September 20-24) reporting that defined genetic diversity in its AP-SA02

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  15. JobsSep 21, 2026

    Master 2 internship: benchmarking phylogenetic placement for emerging-virus detection — INRAE MIAT, Toulouse

    Five-to-six-month Master 2 or engineering-school internship, starting March or April 2027, at the MIAT unit (INRAE Occitanie-Toulouse) within the ANR Pro-k-mer project, co-supervised by colleagues at ENVT with exchanges with the LIRMM team

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  16. NewsSep 21, 2026

    BEATS group showcases UST phage research at Phages 2026

    The University of Santo Tomas BEATS delegation presented four studies—one oral presentation and three posters—at Phages 2026 in Oxford on September 1–2. The work covered bacteriophages, microbial ecology and antimicrobial resistance. Univer

    NewsPhage BiologyAMR
  17. NewsSep 21, 2026

    Vivek Mutalik receives Berkeley Lab’s 2026 Director’s Award

    Phage Foundry lists Vivek Mutalik as a recipient of Berkeley Lab’s 2026 Director’s Award for Exceptional Achievement. phagefoundry.org

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  18. UpdatesSep 19, 2026

    HydroPhage: a hyaluronan hydrogel that delivers phage over one week in a mouse wound infection model (Nature Communications)

    A Nature Communications study from Stanford University and collaborators used a mouse model of established Pseudomonas aeruginosa wound infection to compare phage route, dose and frequency: topical, but not systemic, delivery reduced wound

    UpdatesPapersPhage Therapy
  19. NewsSep 17, 2026

    SNIPR enrolls first patient in Part 2 of Phase 1b/2a SNIPR001 trial

    The first patient has been enrolled in Part 2 of the Phase 1b/2a clinical trial of SNIPR001, an investigational CRISPR-armed phage therapeutic candidate for preventing E. coli bloodstream infections in hematopoietic stem cell transplant pat

    NewsClinical TrialsPhage TherapyPhage Engineering
  20. UpdatesSep 16, 2026

    Prophage-encoding engineered bacteria enable prophylactic lytic phage therapy for enteric infection in mice

    Engineered non-pathogenic E. coli producing lytic phages protected mice against Salmonella infection in a preclinical proof-of-concept study. Nature Microbiology

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