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  1. NewsJun 25, 2026

    REPhRAME: €15 million Horizon Europe project to test phage therapy followed by microbiome restoration for recurrent urinary tract infections

    The REPhRAME project, coordinated by Universitätsmedizin Frankfurt under Prof. Maria J.G.T. Vehreschild, has been awarded €15 million through Horizon Europe; it began in June 2026 and is planned to run for five years. It will assess in a ra

    NewsFundingClinical TrialsPhage Therapy
  2. NewsJun 24, 2026

    Scoping-review poster: bacteriophage therapy to target gut bacteria linked to lupus flares

    Non-peer-reviewed scoping-review poster from the NSU KPCOM Student Research Day (May 15, 2026), published on Cureus, that searched six databases for studies of bacteriophage therapy in autoimmune disease. It reports disease-associated chang

    NewsPhage TherapyMicrobiome
  3. NewsJun 18, 2026

    Precise Health starts CHF 900,000 Innosuisse project to speed AI phage matching

    Precise Health SA, a Biopôle-based EPFL spin-out, has kicked off an Innosuisse Innovation Project worth approximately CHF 900,000 with the University of Geneva and Geneva University Hospitals (HUG). The project builds on its AI-powered Phag

    NewsFundingGrant FundingBiotechPhage Therapy
  4. NewsJun 2, 2026

    Gladstone launches the Center for PhAIge Therapy

    Gladstone launched the Center for PhAIge Therapy to harness AI for research on drug-resistant infections. NIAID provided an initial $2 million award, with total funding up to $10 million available over the proposed five-year project period.

    NewsFunding
  5. NewsJun 1, 2026

    Intralytix joins Pitt-led P-CAPT project on Pseudomonas phage therapy

    Intralytix announced a multimillion-dollar NIH P01 award for a Pitt-led CAPT-CEP project developing phage therapy for multidrug-resistant Pseudomonas aeruginosa. The collaboration includes Pitt, Walter Reed, USC, Florida International Unive

    NewsFunding
  6. NewsMay 29, 2026

    NIAID funds three coordinated phage therapy research centers

    NIAID awarded three CAPT-CEP centers to build preclinical tools, assays and models for phage therapy against ESKAPE pathogens. The FY 2026 program provides $6 million across three awards, each up to $1.2 million in annual direct costs for u

    NewsFunding
  7. NewsMay 14, 2026

    Phage Consultants’ PhageSense project receives EU funding to automate detection of phage contamination in fermentation

    Phage Consultants (Marcin Łoś, Gdynia, Poland) is developing PhageSense, a platform for rapid, sensitive and repeatable detection of bacteriophage infections in bacterial cultures and industrial fermentation samples that combines fluorescen

    NewsFundingManufacturing
  8. NewsMay 8, 2026

    EcoPhage and Dole report progress against Moko disease in bananas

    EcoPhage signed an evaluation and pre-commercialization agreement with Dole Fresh Fruit International to apply its technology against bacterial plant diseases in bananas, including Moko disease caused by Ralstonia solanacearum. EcoPhage

    NewsMoko disease
  9. NewsMay 7, 2026

    Vivek Mutalik named A-LIFT’s 2026 Outstanding Mentor of the Year

    Phage Foundry lists PI Vivek Mutalik as A-LIFT’s 2026 Outstanding Mentor of the Year. phagefoundry.org

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  10. NewsMay 4, 2026

    NUS team reports phage based LySE platform for engineering bacteria

    Lytic Selection and Evolution (LySE) uses a modified bacteriophage to evolve long gene clusters. In a proof of concept, the team improved bacterial degradation of a plastic ingredient by more than 50% after five cycles. National University

    NewsPhage Biology
  11. NewsMay 1, 2026

    Cytophage announces resignation of director Will Ollerhead

    Cytophage announced that Will Ollerhead resigned as a director effective April 29, 2026. Cytophage Technologies Ltd.

    NewsIndustry
  12. NewsApr 29, 2026

    Phage therapy in France: clinical experience from PHAGEinLYON

    Tristan Ferry discusses PHAGEinLYON’s clinical experience with compassionate use and clinical trials in a talk hosted on Canal-U. Phages.fr on Canal-U

    NewsTalksMediaClinical TrialsPhage Therapy
  13. NewsApr 15, 2026

    TU-K reports phage research training with PHTRP

    Researchers, students and professionals from multiple institutions took part in phage research training through a collaboration between TU-K and the Phage Hunters Training and Research Program. The programme combined online theory with hand

    NewsResearchTraining
  14. NewsApr 14, 2026

    Cytophage announces departure of COO Heather Medwick

    Cytophage announced that Chief Operating Officer Heather Medwick left the company effective March 31, 2026, as part of its corporate restructuring. Cytophage Technologies Ltd.

    NewsIndustry
  15. NewsApr 1, 2026

    Buffalo reports MRSA patient’s treatment with phage therapy

    The University at Buffalo reports clearance of a patient’s chronic MRSA infection following phage therapy alongside antibiotics and hip hardware replacement. Patrick Kenney’s team developed the patient-specific phage after years of recurren

    NewsPhage Therapy
  16. NewsMar 30, 2026

    Pseudomonas aeruginosa can enter a temporary "stealth mode" to evade pili-targeting phages

    McMaster University researchers report in mBio (published March 30, 2026) that Pseudomonas aeruginosa can evade phage attack by entering a temporary "stealth mode". Of 28 phage-resistant mutants studied, one regained full pili function in a

    NewsPhage Biology
  17. NewsMar 27, 2026

    Antibiotic Apocalypse — Radiolab

    Avir Mitra explores antibiotic resistance in this Radiolab live-show episode. The episode page also links to a bacteriophage deep dive with Mitra and Steffanie Strathdee, plus a recording of the live show and bonus Q&A. Radiolab

    NewsMedia
  18. NewsMar 16, 2026

    SynPhONY: ODIN-funded collaborative project to develop phage-based therapies for chronic wound and urinary tract infections

    An ODIN-funded collaborative project led by Professor Hanne Ingmer (University of Copenhagen) brings academic and industry partners together to develop next-generation tools for phage-based therapies against chronic wound and urinary tract

    NewsFundingPhage Therapy
  19. NewsMar 12, 2026

    PHAG-ONE: France's first public GMP platform for therapeutic phages

    The ANR-supported PHAG-ONE project, led by Prof. Frédéric Laurent (Hospices Civils de Lyon), is creating a national public infrastructure for GMP-grade production of therapeutic phages. The platform has produced three GMP pilot batches of f

    NewsManufacturingPhage Bank
  20. NewsMar 11, 2026

    SEA-PHAGES outlines its 2026 genome announcement workflow

    The 2026 SEA-PHAGES genome announcement workflow supports one microPublication Biology announcement per SEA school, with a reduced $150 publication fee. Participating schools’ final manuscript submission deadline is December 31, 2026. SEA-P

    NewsPhage GenomicsProjects
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