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NSF’s PRFB programme supports postdoctoral research at the intersection of AI and biological sciences. Fellowships provide US$110,000 per year for two years: an US$85,000 stipend and US$25,000 research and training allowance. The next liste

The Phage Ecology & Evolution Group advertised PhD and postdoctoral roles in microbial genomics and evolution, including functional analysis of bacteriophage genomes. The application deadline was 15 July 2026; the group page now lists these

ANR and NRF’s 2026 joint call supported three-year academic projects combining artificial intelligence and biotechnology. French funding was indicatively €200,000; Korean teams could request up to KRW270 million. Joint proposals were due on

EuroHPC’s AI for Science access call accepts proposals continuously for six-month computing allocations. Scientific and public-sector users can apply; industrial users must participate in eligible EU-funded R&I projects. The next evaluation

CNRS lists a full-time, 13-month post-doctoral researcher position in bioinformatics at I2BC in Gif-sur-Yvette, with gross monthly remuneration of approximately €3,131–€4,341. The project combines sequence and structural information to pred

Sanger’s 2026 Google DeepMind Fellowship in Genomics and AI offered three years of salary, research funding, outreach and travel support, plus a relocation allowance. One early-career fellow would work at Sanger with AI co-supervision from

Phage Protein Meeting 2027 takes place September 13–15 at Wroclaw University Library. The scientific programme covers phage protein discovery, receptor-binding proteins, endolysins, depolymerases, protein engineering, medicine, AI and bioin

JHPCN’s FY2026 joint-research call offered approved projects free computing resources, interdisciplinary collaboration and specified publication or meeting subsidies. Applications closed on January 6, 2026 at 10am JST for projects running A

UK research organizations can apply to implement, improve or consolidate community bioinformatics or biological resources serving significant bioscience demand. Projects can run up to five years with full economic costs up to £2 million; BB

The 3.5-year scholarship in Robert Edwards’ programme combines phage biology, microbial genomics and computational analysis to study unknown phage-protein functions. Candidates must meet PhD admission requirements and work full-time on camp

The University of Tokyo’s AI for HPC joint-research call offers selected projects free use of requested computing resources. The FY2026 programme accepts applications on a rolling basis with quarterly reviews, with a final deadline of Octob

Phanta is a workflow for quantifying taxa from short-read human gut metagenomes using a virus-inclusive genome database with integrated taxonomic information. Phanta

Australian BioCommons Leadership Share supports community-defined life-science data assets with infrastructure, computational resources, specialist expertise and shared software. Its focus includes reference data generation, production-scal

NTU’s AI-for-X fellowship supports early-career researchers using AI across STEM, including medicine. Awardees receive up to four years of funding, remuneration and benefits, a S$250,000 research grant and access to AI facilities and comput

The 2026 INPHARED snapshot contained 28,777 complete phage genomes, about twice the 2021 collection, but novel species-level diversity did not rise proportionally and host bias persisted. bioRxiv

Virtual first day of the Phage Pathways bioinformatics workshop with the DOE Joint Genome Institute (JGI) at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory: an introduction to JGI and bioinformatics from Simon Roux, Natalia Ivanova and Rekha Seshadr

African early/mid-career scientists could apply for six months of training in Italy, India or South Africa, with host-specific stipends, travel, insurance and visa support. Topics include AMR, pathogen biology and computational biology/AI.

A Perl pipeline for downloading and filtering GenBank phage genomes, extracting taxonomy and host metadata, and generating downstream bioinformatics files. INPHARED repository

Phynteny is an open-source tool from the Edwards Lab (Grigson et al.) that uses a long short-term memory (LSTM) model trained on phage synteny, the conserved gene order across phages, to assign hypothetical phage proteins to a PHROG functio

The Open Source for Science Fund’s first life-science call offered up to US$250,000 for domain-specific tools or US$1 million for foundational libraries and ecosystems, over two years. Projects needed open licences, public code and demonstr