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  1. NewsJul 27, 2026

    CreatiPhage and Xi’an Jiaotong University hospital agree to build a phage bank

    The First Affiliated Hospital of Xi’an Jiaotong University and CreatiPhage signed an agreement on July 8, 2026, to build a phage bank and establish a research project. CreatiPhage

    NewsPhage Bank
  2. UpdatesJul 21, 2026

    PBD Biotech's Actiphage test for Johne's Disease now available for alpacas, goats and sheep

    PBD Biotech says its Actiphage phage-based blood test, which detects live mycobacteria, can now be used to test alpacas, sheep and goats for Johne's Disease. The company says Actiphage identifies live infection from a single milk or blood s

    Updates
  3. NewsJul 15, 2026

    Nicholas Smith joins Stanford phage pharmaceuticals research

    Nicholas Smith will lead nuclear imaging and phage pharmacokinetics research and the pharmacology and modelling core at Stanford’s $9.5 million Center for Phage Pharmaceuticals. The NIAID-funded work focuses on optimizing respiratory phage

    NewsPhage TherapyCystic Fibrosis
  4. NewsJul 14, 2026

    Maryland-led study predicts variation in individual phage infections

    A model infers differences between individual phage infections from population-level measurements, checked against single-cell experiments in a marine phage–cyanobacterium system. University of Maryland — Jennifer Holland

    NewsPhage Biology
  5. UpdatesJul 14, 2026

    Theraphage Lab publishes the book Bacteriophage-Based Vectors in Gene Therapy

    Theraphage Lab announces Bacteriophage-Based Vectors in Gene Therapy by Roderick Slavcev, Julia Lumini, Krish Devgan, Deborah Pushparajah, Kate Nagge and Alexandra Slavcev, available from Cambridge Scholars. The book covers the use of phage

    Updates
  6. OpportunitiesJul 10, 2026

    Inserm Phage Therapy Booster Programme: call for letters of intent to build a national phage therapy consortium

    Inserm's Phage Therapy booster programme, led by its Health technologies and Immunology, inflammation, infectiology and microbiology institutes, will fund a single three-year consortium of 10-12 participants (individual researchers or teams

    OpportunitiesFundingPhage Therapy
  7. NewsJul 8, 2026

    McMaster researchers use friendly viruses to tackle inflammatory bowel disease

    A McMaster team developed a targeted phage approach to disarm adherent-invasive E. coli linked to inflammation in some people with Crohn’s disease. In controlled experimental models, phages reduced gut inflammation by changing bacterial beh

    NewsPhage TherapyMicrobiome
  8. JobsJul 1, 2026

    Postdoctoral Associate, Silveira Lab — University of Miami

    The Silveira Lab is searching for a Postdoctoral Associate to investigate how bacteriophages modulate geochemical biomarkers in green and purple sulfur bacteria. The NASA-funded project combines field experiments and bioinformatic analyses.

    JobsPhage BiologyPostdoc
  9. PodovirusJun 30, 2026

    Cell-free synthesis for the clinic: How Invitris is building a phage printer

    What if you could build biology in a tube, no cells required? Invitris is a Munich-based cell-free synthesis company starting with bacteriophages. Kilian Vogele, co-founder of Invitris, joins Jessica and Joe to explain how cell-free phage p

  10. NewsJun 26, 2026

    P-PEAKS UTI: international trial of personalized phage therapy for recurrent E. coli urinary tract infections, led from Unity Health Toronto

    Dr. Gregory German of Unity Health Toronto will lead P-PEAKS UTI, an international clinical trial in which about 220 women with E. coli urinary tract infections lasting a year or more will receive either personalized phage therapy or placeb

    NewsFundingClinical TrialsPhage Therapy
  11. NewsJun 25, 2026

    Regulation of E. coli F defense systems during T5 infection

    Judith Sar discusses the regulation of E. coli F anti-phage defense genes during T5 infection in a Phages.fr talk hosted on Canal-U. Phages.fr on Canal-U

    NewsTalksMediaPhage Biology
  12. 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
  13. 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
  14. UpdatesJun 19, 2026

    The biology of jumbo phages (Nature Communications Review)

    A Nature Communications Review by Sam P. B. van Beljouw and Li Yuping (Biozentrum, University of Basel) on jumbo bacteriophages, whose double-stranded DNA genomes exceed 200 kb. It covers their diversity, evolutionary origins, distinctive m

    UpdatesPapersReviewPhage Biology
  15. UpdatesJun 18, 2026

    A meta-analysis of infant gut viromes reveals global patterns in bacteriophage community assembly and functional capacity over the first three years of life

    A meta-analysis of 12 infant cohorts across 8 countries (1,893 samples from 999 infants) models gut virome development over the first three years of life. Viral richness rose significantly over the first eight months alongside a loss of com

    UpdatesPapersMicrobiomePhage Biology
  16. 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

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  17. UpdatesJun 12, 2026

    Bacteriophages hijack 2′,3′-cNMPs to enhance transposase-mediated phage DNA integration in Acinetobacter baumannii (Science Advances)

    Cui and colleagues report in Science Advances that Acinetobacter baumannii makes 2′,3′-cyclic nucleotide monophosphates (2′,3′-cNMPs) with the ribonuclease RnaA and senses them through the receptor protein CRPAb, which affects the interacti

    UpdatesPapersPhage Biology
  18. UpdatesJun 10, 2026

    Sequential use of capsule-targeting Klebsiella phages shows order-dependent effects

    In this preprint, a 1:1 Loop and Spear cocktail did not improve bacterial suppression over Loop alone and showed multiplicity-dependent antagonism. In a Galleria mellonella larvae infection model, only sequential treatment with Spear follow

    UpdatesPapersPhage CocktailsKlebsiella
  19. UpdatesJun 4, 2026

    Prevalent gut phages encode modular adhesins mediating epithelial binding and endoplasmic reticulum trafficking

    A high-throughput platform identified gut phages that adhere to epithelial layers and the immunoglobulin (Ig)-like domain proteins that mediate it: displayed on a non-adherent phage, they confer epithelial binding and internalization in vit

    UpdatesPapersMicrobiomePhage Biology
  20. 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.

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