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University of Liverpool is hiring a PhD student, to study phage therapy delivery strategies for cystic fibrosis lung infections, balancing host responses and therapeutic efficacy.

The Wright Lab at Baylor University is hiring a Postdoctoral Research Associate, to study phage biology or microbial cell sorting in gut and oral microbiomes using chemical probes and phenotype-driven approaches.

Qeen Biotechnologies is hiring Scientists, to study fermentation, downstream processing, microbiology, molecular biology, and quality assurance. Phage experience is beneficial but not required. Only Canadian citizens or residents are eligib

Phages.fr is hosting the 9th French Phage Network Meeting, taking place next week in Sète, France. This annual conference aims to bring together French phage researchers to share recent findings, discuss collaborations, and advance the fiel

New social network alert! A bunch of phage people are now on Bluesky! Atif Khan, Jyot Antani, James Gurney, and Richard Allen White III have curated and shared phage-related ‘Starter Packs’ to help newcomers find the phage community on the

PrecisionPhage raised €1 million from Nordic Science Investment, Genetricum and Unifund and secured €1.2 million in Deep Tech Accelerator funding from Business Finland, a €2.2 million seed round. The company develops bioinformatic tools for

What's it like treating patients with phages at a major US medical center? In a new Podovirus Podcast episode, Mayo Clinic's Dr. Gina Suh shares insights from 5 years of phage therapy — the successes, the challenges, and what it takes to ma

Milan Gerovac has started a new junior research group, Complexes in Phage-infected Cells, at Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research, and is hiring for a PhD position to explore jumbo phage biology.

Jo Fothergill at University of Liverpool, UK is hiring a postdoc to design optimized phage cocktails targeting biofilm-growing bacteria in cystic fibrosis lung infections.

NRC, Ottawa, Canada is hiring a postdoc to investigate the relationship between phage production and hypervirulence of Acinetobacter baumannii.

The Bramkamp Lab at the Christian-Albrechts University of Kiel is hiring a postdoc to molecular mechanisms of bacterial dynamin-mediated phage resistance. The Bramkamp lab focuses on prokaryotic cell organization, using advanced microscopy

Martha Clokie’s lab (U Leicester, UK) is hiring a Research Technician to assist in the development of phage reference reagents for research purposes.

Dr Andrew Millard and Prof M Clokie (U Leicester, UK) are hiring a postdoc to focus on the selection of phages for therapeutic use in cystic fibrosis-associated Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections.

Phagos, a phage biotech company in Suresnes, France, is hiring for full-time roles with potential for remote work, including Lab Technician – Molecular Biology, Lab Technician – Microbiology, CFO, and Molecular Biology Scientist. They’re a

Jens Walter at University College Cork is hiring a Research Assistant (Microbiology) to join his team in the UCC Microbiology and Pharmabiotic Centre, focusing on nutritional- and microbiome-based approaches to improve human health. For ful

Yolanda Huang's lab at SUNY Buffalo in Buffalo, NY is hiring a: - Postdoc to study bacteria-phage interactions among gut anaerobic phages using high-throughput genetics. - Technician) for phage isolation efforts against gut anaerobes. No pr

Need help with phage manufacturing, and looking for an outsourcing partner? JAFRAL manufactures phages to the highest quality and purity, and develops manufacturing processes and analytical methods for various phage types and phage applicat

Frontiers is hosting a virtual seminar called Visualizing the microbiome: data-driven discoveries on January 18, 2024. Rob Knight from the UC San Diego will discuss key findings from microbiome research projects, innovative data visualizat

Baptiste Gaborieau (Université Paris Cité, France) and colleagues published a new paper showing accurate prediction of strain-level phage-bacteria interactions in E. coli using only genomic data.

It's hard to compare results across human gut virome studies. Michael Shamash (McGill University, Canada) and colleagues show that using 'predicted phage host families' can improve cross-study virome analyses and help detect disease-specifi