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An ODIN-funded collaborative project led by Professor Hanne Ingmer (University of Copenhagen) brings academic and industry partners together to develop next-generation tools for phage-based therapies against chronic wound and urinary tract

The ANR-supported PHAG-ONE project, led by Prof. Frédéric Laurent (Hospices Civils de Lyon), is creating a national public infrastructure for GMP-grade production of therapeutic phages. The platform has produced three GMP pilot batches of f

The University at Buffalo's Department of Microbiology and Immunology is recruiting a full-time Research Technician II (Research Foundation position) for the labs of Dr. Yolanda Huang and Dr. Ryan Hunter. The technician runs and develops me

The 2026 SEA-PHAGES genome announcement workflow supports one microPublication Biology announcement per SEA school, with a reduced $150 publication fee. Participating schools’ final manuscript submission deadline is December 31, 2026. SEA-P

Godsil, Wei and Meeske report in Nature Microbiology that the Listeria seeligeri type VI-A CRISPR system restricts the lytic cycle of temperate phages but tolerates prophage acquisition and interferes with prophage induction through a non-a

Contagion Live article by Amer El-Ghali and Dana Holger reviewing phage-antibiotic combinations (PACs) in refractory multidrug-resistant infections: preclinical synergy is consistent and compassionate-use reports show safety and frequent cl

Full-time Postdoctoral Associate in Dr. Yolanda Huang's lab in the Department of Microbiology & Immunology at the University at Buffalo, studying microbial functions the gut microbiota needs to colonize and survive in the gut, including car

Cytophage formed a committee of independent and disinterested directors to evaluate strategic alternatives, including unsolicited strategic financing proposals. The board had not set a timetable or made a decision on a potential transaction

The University of Otago’s Department of Microbiology and Immunology sought a full-time Postdoctoral Fellow for a three-year fixed term (start June 2026) in Professor Peter Fineran’s Phage-Host Interactions laboratory in Dunedin, working on

Final results of the randomized, placebo-controlled, double-blind Phase 1 trial of oral SNIPR001 in healthy volunteers were published in The Lancet Microbe. The trial evaluated safety and tolerability after twice-daily dosing for seven days

What does it take to build a phage therapy program from nothing — and keep your research lab running at the same time? In this episode, Joe and I sat down with Dr. Daria Van Tyne, PhD, Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Pi

The meeting will primarily feature working sessions to improve our collective work, including to improve our annotations with a new annotation tool, to advance our understanding of research tools and methodologies (e.g. Alpha-fold), to writ

Intralytix, Inc. has been awarded a Maryland Manufacturing 4.0 grant to modernize phage manufacturing. It will expand its PhageEngine platform by integrating in silico omics data and building a digital twin to speed process optimization. In

Phagos (Suresnes, France) offered a six-month AI research internship, planned to start 1 February 2026, exploring how large AI models can predict bacteriophage–host interactions using real biological datasets. Candidates should be enrolled

Lone Brøndsted and postdoc Rayen Quezada contribute phage-protein research to the END2AMR consortium at the University of Copenhagen. University of Copenhagen, Department of Veterinary and Animal Sciences

Unity Health Toronto profiles Gregory German and Steffanie Strathdee’s work on phage therapy. German has treated patients and led a Canadian-first trial for chronic infections; Strathdee helped assemble the cross-border team that treated he

Phagos (Suresnes, France) sought a Research Scientist, Phage Evolution on a permanent contract (€50K–60K) to lead phage training and directed evolution: designing experiments that improve host range, lytic activity and resistance to bacteri

Cytophage Announces Operational Restructuring. Cytophage News Releases

A Bioengineering & Translational Medicine study from the University of Sydney spray-dried phage PEV1 with polyvinylpyrrolidone (PVP) grades K15 to K100 and stored it for 180 days at 4, 22 and 40 °C and 15 to 53% relative humidity. At 33% re

Damgaard and colleagues report in Communications Medicine that Bacteroides fragilis isolates from colorectal cancer (CRC) patients are infected with specific Caudoviricetes prophages significantly more often than controls, a finding made by