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Prof. Dr. Rajani Malla, of the Central Department of Biotechnology, lists publications on bacteriophages, including therapeutic efficacy of bacteriophage therapy against carbapenem-resistant Klebsiella pneumoniae in a mouse model.

The Maresso Lab seeks to understand the molecular basis by which some of Earth's most deadly and infectious bacteria cause human disease, aiming to generate next-generation antimicrobials, vaccines and prophylactics.

Our research seeks to apply phage and phage-encoded genes and genetic systems toward the generation of new process innovations with application to the design of novel therapeutics and optimized production/purification platforms. We are affi

The Meyer Lab at UC San Diego studies the ecology and evolution of life using microbial experimental systems, including evolution experiments on bacteriophage lambda and applying phage-bacterial coevolution to phage therapeutics.

Michael Baym, Associate Professor of Biomedical Informatics at Harvard Medical School, is a microbiologist and applied mathematician studying bacterial evolution and computational genomics. Lab members' bios include work on how phages, bact

The Microbial Active Genetics Lab is a lab at Amrita School of Biotechnology, opened in 2019 according to a university news item. Graduate student Nitasha Menon's bio says her research uses isolated bacteriophages against clinical multidrug

The Microbial Interaction Ecology group at the Helmholtz Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ) uses theory, lab experiments and field surveys to study bacteria, viruses (phage) and protists and their interactions. Its topics include phage

Mathias Middelboe, Professor in the Department of Biology at the University of Copenhagen, focuses on marine viral ecology and virus-host interactions. Part of his work explores using viruses, including phages, in aquaculture disease contro

Sylvain Moineau's research team at Université Laval in Québec specializes in the characterization of bacteriophages, combining genomics, transcriptomics, proteomics and structural biology to understand phage–bacteria interactions.

Yuval Mulla's group at VU Amsterdam, in the Molecular Microbiology section, studies bacteriophages to address difficult-to-treat bacterial infections, combining wet lab experiments with mathematical modeling and robotic high-throughput scre

We research bacteriophages and their enzymes for use against Acinetobacter baumannii MDR infections. Our lab isolates novel phages from environmental samples and characterizes them for therapeutic use to include host range, burst size, viru

The current research in the Nelson lab is centered on proteins that are part of the bacteriophage lytic system. These proteins, known as lysins or endolysins, have the ability to rapidly bind to and degrade the cell wall of a host species.

We are interested in carbon cycling in environmental microbial communities, particularly in the (engineered) subsurface. We seek to understand contributions to microbial carbon cycling from all components of the community (bacterial, archae

Our lab is quite new and located in a resource limited setting. We are open to all forms of collaboration. We are sampling hospitals for phages that have activity against commonly resistant organisms, and are building a phage bank.

The Nugen Research Group, led by Professor Sam Nugen in the Department of Food Science at Cornell University, works on synthetic biology and genetic engineering of Enterobacteria phage based biosensors or nanobots for pathogen detection.

Olivia McAuliffe is a Research Officer at the Teagasc Food Research Centre in Moorepark, Fermoy, Co. Cork. Her research interests include genomic analysis of bacteriophage infecting food cultures and therapeutic uses of bacteriophage agains

Donna May D.C. Papa's research at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila focuses on bacteriophages as an alternative to antibiotics. Work includes isolating novel phages from habitats across the Philippines and bacteriophage therapy in ani

The Parent lab at Michigan State University's College of Natural Science posts news about its phage research, including work on Shigella phages and phage hunting outreach. Recent items include a JVI cover and a review on Shigella phage ecol