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  1. JobsJul 17, 2019

    Synthetic biologists / Phage (protein) Engineers

    Paris, France We are looking for passionate and driven scientists with expertise in synthetic biology to join our international and highly motivated team in Paris working on next-generation tools for editing the microbiome (engineered phage

    JobsSynthetic BiologistSynthetic BiologyMolecular BiologyMicrobiomeCRISPRIndustry
  2. JobsJul 3, 2019

    Bioinformatician: Gut microbiome

    Dr. Andrew Page, Norwich, UK The microbes that live inside our guts are mostly a mystery to science. We know they have an impact on our health and wellbeing that extends far beyond the gut but science currently doesn’t fully understand how

    JobsBioinformaticianGut metagenomicsMicrobiomeBioinformaticsAcademic
  3. JobsJul 3, 2019

    Bioinformatician: Gut microbiome

    Dr. Andrew Page, Norwich, UK The microbes that live inside our guts are mostly a mystery to science. We know they have an impact on our health and wellbeing that extends far beyond the gut but science currently doesn’t fully understand how

    JobsBioinformaticianAcademicGut metagenomicsMicrobiomeBioinformatics
  4. JobsJun 26, 2019

    Microbiologist: BiomX

    Ness Ziona, Israel BiomX is a leading Israeli biotech company developing microbiome-based novel therapeutics. We are looking for a highly-motivated M.Sc.-level research assistant to join our Microbiology team. By joining this team, you will

    JobsMicrobiologistPhage TherapyMicrobiomeIndustry
  5. UpdatesJun 22, 2019

    A new paper by Bryan Hsu and colleagues at Harvard and Brigham and Women's Hospital showed (in the mouse gut) that introducin

    A new paper by Bryan Hsu and colleagues at Harvard and Brigham and Women's Hospital showed (in the mouse gut) that introducing phages led to predictable shifts in the targeted population, but also had "cascading effects" on non-phage-suscep

    UpdatesResearchMicrobiomeMetabolome
  6. UpdatesJun 22, 2019

    BiomX, a phage therapy biotech company, just announced that it's licensed new bacterial targets for commercialization of phag

    BiomX, a phage therapy biotech company, just announced that it's licensed new bacterial targets for commercialization of phage therapies for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC; a rare, progressive liver disease). The targets: strains of Kl

    UpdatesBiotechPhage TherapyMicrobiome
  7. UpdatesJun 14, 2019

    BiomX, a phage therapy biotech company, just announced that it's licensed new bacterial targets for commercialization of phag

    BiomX, a phage therapy biotech company, just announced that it's licensed new bacterial targets for commercialization of phage therapies for Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC; a rare, progressive liver disease). The targets: strains of Kl

    UpdatesBiotechPhage TherapyMicrobiome
  8. UpdatesJun 7, 2019

    A new paper by Bryan Hsu and colleagues at Harvard and Brigham and Women's Hospital showed (in the mouse gut) that introducin

    A new paper by Bryan Hsu and colleagues at Harvard and Brigham and Women's Hospital showed (in the mouse gut) that introducing phages led to predictable shifts in the targeted population, but also had "cascading effects" on non-phage-suscep

    UpdatesResearchMicrobiomeMetabolome
  9. Capsid & TailMay 23, 2019

    Exploring viral ecology tools at the OSU Viromics Workshop

    UC Denver postdoc Dr. Anushila Chatterjee attended this year's Ohio State University Viromics Workshop. Here's her report on what was covered! ## Exploring the virus world, inside out Did you know that your body contains 100-fold more virus

    MicrobiomeToolsTechnical Aspects of Phage Research
  10. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    Great news for BiomX, a company developing custom phage therapies to treat microbiome-based diseases, which just raised $32 m

    Great news for BiomX, a company developing custom phage therapies to treat microbiome-based diseases, which just raised $32 million in series B financing!

    UpdatesBiotechMicrobiome
  11. UpdatesApr 19, 2019

    virMine is a new phage bioinformatics tool by Andrea Garretto and colleagues at Loyola University of Chicago. Use virMine to

    virMine is a new phage bioinformatics tool by Andrea Garretto and colleagues at Loyola University of Chicago. Use virMine to identify viral genomes from raw reads representative of viral or mixed (viral and bacterial) communities. Paper | G

    UpdatesBioinformatics ToolMicrobiomeVirome
  12. JobsApr 18, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Bacteriophage biology

    Dr. Jeremy Barr | The Barr Lab The Barr Lab research group is studying bacteriophages within the context of their bacterial and mammalian hosts. We are offering an excellent opportunity to engage in an exciting post-doc position that combin

    JobsPost DocAcademicPhage BiologyMicrobiomePhage Therapy
  13. UpdatesApr 18, 2019

    virMine is a new phage bioinformatics tool by Andrea Garretto and colleagues at Loyola University of Chicago. Use virMine to

    virMine is a new phage bioinformatics tool by Andrea Garretto and colleagues at Loyola University of Chicago. Use virMine to identify viral genomes from raw reads representative of viral or mixed (viral and bacterial) communities. Paper | G

    UpdatesBioinformatics ToolMicrobiomeVirome
  14. JobsApr 18, 2019

    Postdoctoral position: Bacteriophage biology

    Dr. Jeremy Barr | The Barr Lab The Barr Lab research group is studying bacteriophages within the context of their bacterial and mammalian hosts. We are offering an excellent opportunity to engage in an exciting post-doc position that combin

    JobsPost DocPhage BiologyMicrobiomePhage TherapyAcademic
  15. Capsid & TailMar 28, 2019

    Phages to treat our most vulnerable patients

    Should phage therapy be considered for pregnant women? This week, Dr. Lucy Furfaro introduces the field of perinatal phage research. It’s an exciting time to be a phage researcher! Progress has been made at the basic science, clinical and p

    Phage Therapy ApplicationsMicrobiome
  16. JobsMar 28, 2019

    Faculty positions: Microbiome and Human Health

    We are seeking highly qualified investigators who use definitive approaches to understand the nature of the microbiome and its impact on host physiology and disease susceptibility. Candidates are sought with expertise in areas related to mi

    JobsFacultyAcademicMicrobiomeHealth
  17. JobsMar 28, 2019

    Faculty positions: Microbiome and Human Health

    We are seeking highly qualified investigators who use definitive approaches to understand the nature of the microbiome and its impact on host physiology and disease susceptibility. Candidates are sought with expertise in areas related to mi

    JobsFacultyMicrobiomeHealthAcademic
  18. JobsMar 21, 2019

    PhD student position: Role of phages in the gut microbiome

    Dr. Eleanor Jameson, Prof. Orkun Soyer, Prof. Arjan Narbad The gut microbiome consists of viruses, bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. To date research efforts have focused on bacteria, however the gut virome remains underexplored, even thoug

    JobsPhDAcademicMicrobiomeGutPhage
  19. JobsMar 21, 2019

    PhD student position: Role of phages in the gut microbiome

    Dr. Eleanor Jameson, Prof. Orkun Soyer, Prof. Arjan Narbad The gut microbiome consists of viruses, bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. To date research efforts have focused on bacteria, however the gut virome remains underexplored, even thoug

    JobsPhDMicrobiomeGutPhageAcademic
  20. UpdatesFeb 22, 2019

    Great news for BiomX, a company developing custom phage therapies to treat microbiome-based diseases, which just raised $32 m

    Great news for BiomX, a company developing custom phage therapies to treat microbiome-based diseases, which just raised $32 million in series B financing!

    UpdatesBiotechMicrobiome
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