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Senior Project Manager, Phage Therapy at Creative Biolabs in New York, United States Creative Biolabs is seeking a highly motivated talent to join our R&D team as a Senior Project Manager with a focus on phage discovery and cocktail optimiz

Gerdt Lab’s recent work finds that bacterial metabolites synergize with viruses to shape microbial competition. The research was featured by Phys.org, AZoLifeSciences and ContagionLive. Gerdt Laboratory, Indiana University

A binary-interaction screen identified coelichelin, a siderophore secreted by Streptomyces sp., as a metabolite that sensitizes its soil competitor Bacillus subtilis to lytic phages (SPO1, SP10, SP50, Goe2) by sequestering iron and preventi

This review surveys phage genomics, phage–host interactions, and medical and biotechnological applications, including mechanisms and therapeutic uses in infections involving virus–bacteria interactions. www.mdpi.com

Postdoctoral Researcher with prior knowledge of bacteriophages at Balgrist University Hospital/ University of Zurich, Phage Therapy & Research Laboratory in Zurich, Switzerland We seek a motivated Postdoctoral Researcher (80-100%) from Marc

PHIStruct is a multilayer perceptron that uses SaProt structure-aware embeddings of receptor-binding proteins to predict hosts among the ESKAPEE genera. The study provides its experimental data and source code on GitHub. Oxford Academic / P

This year we moved from Sydney to San Francisco — what a year. Here's some reflections, things that went well, things that didn't, and some things we learned. Happy holidays to everyone! "Hi everyone, Thanks for making it this far — welcom

Why don't we have phage therapy yet? We want to understand why. Come join the fun, with the new Podovirus podcast! 🎙️ Most recent episode: Joe and I interviewed Alexander (Sandro) Sulakvelidze, CEO of Intralytix, about his 26-year (!) jou

Jimmy Mayer has donated £4 million to rename and expand the University of Leicester's Centre for Phage Research, now called The Becky Mayer Centre for Phage Research.

Daniela Rothschild-Rodriguez (University of Southampton) and colleagues published a new paper on a community-driven Klebsiella phage resource, showing KlebPhaCol comprises 53 phages spanning 5 families, including a novel gut-associated orde

Tongqing Wei (Fudan University) and colleagues published a new paper on predicting phage-bacteria interactions using deep learning, showing DeepPBI-KG can accurately predict interactions based on key genes and outperforms existing methods o

Yuxing Wu (Guangxi University) and colleagues published a new paper on oral bacteriophage therapy for C. perfringens infections in piglets, showing phage vB_CpeP_15N3 could effectively prevent and treat C. perfringens type C infections in n

Marzanna Lusiak-Szelachowska (Hirszfeld Institute of Immunology and Experimental Therapy) and colleagues published a new paper on antiphage antibodies in phage therapy patients, showing antibodies appear late in treatment, particularly with

"Somebody's father, friend, husband just passed away in the most developed country in the world... from a simple infection that probably could have been treated in Georgia." In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Alexander (Sandro) Sulakveli

We are urgently seeking Acinetobacter phages for a patient in Belgium. Ways to help at this stage: - By sending your phages for testing on the patient's strains - By receiving the patient's strain and testing your phages - By helping spre

We are urgently seeking Acinetobacter phages for a patient in Belgium. Ways to help at this stage: - By sending your phages for testing on the patient's strains - By receiving the patient's strain and testing your phages - By helping spre

Phage + machine learning = amazing strides, yet again! From creating synthetic genomes to building smarter experiments, this month’s Phage Picks issue explores some key papers Jess & Jan keep coming back to! Hello everyone! It’s been a whi

Phages for Global Health is featured in "The Good Virus," an upcoming documentary that highlights how PGH workshops have catalyzed phage research across Africa, where scientists are now successfully treating AMR infections and building loca

Greg German and colleagues have announced PhageRounds, a global network for phage clinicians and scientists with over 350 members. The group hosts confidential grand rounds and fosters collaboration to advance phage therapy against deadly b

Prof. Martin Loessner and Prof. Alexander Harms have announced a thematic issue on Viruses of Microbes in microLife journal. The issue highlights recent discoveries and applications in bacteriophage research, linked to the Viruses of Microb