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The Evergreen International Phage Meeting is happening Aug 6-11, 2023, live in Olympia, Washington, USA! This is an in-person meeting, better known as Phage Camp! Come present your phage work, climb mountains with other phage scientists, pl

The Evergreen Phage Meeting organizing committee invite you to take part in a photo contest and get a chance to win awesome phage swag! Send us your favorite photo featuring or taken with Betty Kutter, and let's shower her with love at the

The UK phage biotech company, Fixed Phage, has appointed Dr Neil Clelland as its new CEO, along with a new COO and Executive Chairman. The company is looking to build on its position in the phage industry and provide innovative solutions fo

Sabrina Green and colleagues published a retrospective observational study of 12 cases of expanded access customized phage therapy. They found that customized phage production and therapy was safe and yielded favorable clinical or microbiol

Due to technical limitations, most gut microbiome studies have focused on prokaryotes, overlooking viruses. Yishay Pinto and colleagues have published a new paper on Phanta: a new method for quickly and simply identifying and quantifying ph

Agnès Oromí-Bosch and colleagues published a new report on phage resistance-related challenges associated with phage therapy. They review two main strategies for mitigating resistance in phage therapy: 1) smartly identify/design the phages

Emma George and colleagues have discovered a highly complex community of endosymbionts and a phage within a single cryptomonad cell, which is a model for organelle evolution. The Cryptomonas cell is an endosymbiotic conglomeration with seve

This week we bring you a guest post from CARB-X, which covers how SNIPR Biome uses CRISPR phages to target E. coli with sharpshooter precision. We were recently invited by CARB-X to re-publish a Spotlight article written by Robin Berghaus

The University of Lincoln’s National Centre for Food Manufacturing is seeking a postdoc to analyze food products using equipment such as GC-MS, HPLC, and rheometer, and also contribute to projects on antimicrobial resistant profiling, biofi

The LeRoux lab at Washington University School of Medicine is seeking a postdoc to investigate phage defense mechanisms in opportunistic pathogens. This study will inform efforts to develop phage therapy against high priority pathogens.

The Koskella lab at UC Berkeley is seeking a Junior Specialist/Assistant Specialist to assist with a project examining the effect of phage growth with non-host bacterial strains on their morphology and evolution.

The Delaware State University DNA Core is seeking a researcher or postdoc with a strong background in bioinformatics, molecular biology, and quantitative skills.

The Hill lab at APC Microbiome/University College Cork, Ireland is seeking a Research Assistant (search Job ID: 068292) to aid in a project investigating the role of bacteriophages in the gut microbiome, and specifically their influence on

Washington University Medical Campus is seeking a Staff Scientist in Molecular Microbiology to study bacterial pathogens and bacteriophage interactions.

Intralytix is hiring a BioProcess Engineer to work at their headquarters in Columbia, Maryland. The role involves working on Production and Process Development, Purification, and Analytics, with a focus on bioreactors and fermenters.

A PhD position is available at the Technical University of Munich to investigate novel therapeutic interventions such as phage therapy for infections in preterm infants.

Attention all phage researchers! You’re invited to participate in an exciting initiative to help establish draft phage bank management guidelines for the community. To get started, please register your interest by completing this pre-quest

The Evergreen International Phage Meeting is happening Aug 6-11, 2023, live in Olympia, Washington, USA! This is an in-person meeting, better known as Phage Camp! Come present your phage work, climb mountains with other phage scientists, pl

A new phage therapy company has launched! Phiogen is a spinoff from Baylor College of Medicine, located at Texas Medical Center's Innovation Hub. Based on TAILOR Labs’ phage therapy work, and building on patented technology for evolving pha

Fixed Phage has shown that their technology, which stably immobilizes phages to excipients, can efficiently treat acne when immobilized onto nylon beads and delivered through a cream, reducing the bacterial load on the skin.