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Jeremy Barr, who runs a phage lab at Monash University, was interviewed about his work and career on the Meet the Microbiologist podcast. 45 min.

Listen to Paul Turner of Yale describe his group’s phage research and phage therapy work (they’ve treated 16 patients so far!) on This Week in Evolution (TWiEVO), an ASM podcast. This one was recorded live at last week’s ASM Microbe confere

Listen to Paul Turner of Yale describe his group’s phage research and phage therapy work (they’ve treated 16 patients so far!) on This Week in Evolution (TWiEVO), an ASM podcast. This one was recorded live at last week’s ASM Microbe confere

The BBC's CrowdScience has done a fantastic podcast interview on phage therapy and phage hunting (31 min), where they travel to Tbilisi, Georgia, visit the Eliava Phage Therapy Center, and go phage-hunting with the scientists there. They ev

The BBC's CrowdScience has done a fantastic podcast interview on phage therapy and phage hunting (31 min), where they travel to Tbilisi, Georgia, visit the Eliava Phage Therapy Center, and go phage-hunting with the scientists there. They ev

If you know anyone who hasn't heard Tom and Steffanie's story yet, here's an in-depth podcast interview with them on the Super Awesome Science Show that you can share. It also goes into phage use in the livestock industry in an interview wi

Listen to Dr. Minmin Yen, co-founder & CEO of the new biotech startup PhagePro, discuss her company's goals of preventing cholera with phages on the podcast "Important, Not Important". An especially great listen for grad students & postdocs

We've been interviewed on the What Matters with Steven Brantley podcast! We talk antibiotic resistance, phage therapy, and Phage Directory. Listen here (64 min).

We've been interviewed on the What Matters with Steven Brantley podcast! We talk antibiotic resistance, phage therapy, and Phage Directory. Listen here (64 min).

Listen to Dr. Minmin Yen, co-founder & CEO of the new biotech startup PhagePro, discuss her company's goals of preventing cholera with phages on the podcast "Important, Not Important". An especially great listen for grad students & postdocs

If you know anyone who hasn't heard Tom and Steffanie's story yet, here's an in-depth podcast interview with them on the Super Awesome Science Show that you can share. It also goes into phage use in the livestock industry in an interview wi