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Competition-funded PhD project in the School of Biochemistry and Biomedical Sciences, University of Bristol (Dr Maisem Laabei, Dr Scott Lovell), through the GW4 BioMed3 MRC DTP. It uses a covalent phage display platform from the Lovell lab

GW4 BioMed project with Brian Jones and UKHSA on phage–microbiome co-evolution and phage therapy, using molecular, genomic and directed-evolution approaches. Applications close October 21, 2026. gw4biomed.ac.uk

Self-funded PhD project in the University of Manchester's Division of Pharmacy and Optometry (Dr Alain Pluen, Prof Andrew McBain, Dr Robin Curtis, Dr Claudia Igler) to characterise sewage-derived phages, formulate single phages and cocktail

The University of Leicester is hiring PhD students, to study biosciences topics like phage biology, antimicrobial resistance, and protein structures as part of the BBSRC Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership.

The University of Leicester is hiring PhD students, to study biosciences topics like phage biology, antimicrobial resistance, and protein structures as part of the BBSRC Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership.

The University of Leicester is hiring PhD students, to study biosciences topics like phage biology, antimicrobial resistance, and protein structures as part of the BBSRC Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership.

The University of Leicester is hiring PhD students, to study biosciences topics like phage biology, antimicrobial resistance, and protein structures as part of the BBSRC Midlands Integrative Biosciences Training Partnership.

The Hull York Medical School is looking for a PhD student to work on an interdisciplinary programme of work supervised by Dr Holly Wilkinson and colleagues, which aims to elucidate the effects of antimicrobial resistant S. aureus on human s

Prof. Lone Brøndsted, Copenhagen, Denmark The world-wide threat of antibiotic resistant bacteria has made WHO and EU emphasize the urgent need for innovative research to develop alternatives to antibiotics against Gram-negative pathogens. T

Dr. Evelien Adriaenssens and Dr. Mark Webber, Norwich, UK We are recruiting a student on a fully-funded PhD project on the use of bacteriophages as biocontrol agents for antimicrobial resistant pathogens. The project is an academic-industry

Dr. Mike Barer and Dr. Martha Clokie Mike Barer and Martha Clokie of the University of Leicester are hiring a PhD student researcher to study the detection of pathogen-specific bacteriophages in face-mask samples to distinguish colonisation

Dr. Mike Barer and Dr. Martha Clokie Mike Barer and Martha Clokie of the University of Leicester are hiring a PhD student researcher to study the detection of pathogen-specific bacteriophages in face-mask samples to distinguish colonisation

Martha Clokie has an exciting, fully-funded PhD opportunity to work on soil phages in collaboration with APS Biocontrol Ltd. Apply by Jan. 6, 2019.

Dr. E. Harrison, Dr. A. Krzywoszynska In this project we will investigate novel ways of improving the effectiveness of next generation bio-fertilizers – including using naturally occurring mutualistic viruses (temperate phages) which associ

Dr. E. Harrison, Dr. A. Krzywoszynska In this project we will investigate novel ways of improving the effectiveness of next generation bio-fertilizers – including using naturally occurring mutualistic viruses (temperate phages) which associ

Dr. Eleanor Jameson, Prof. Orkun Soyer, Prof. Arjan Narbad The gut microbiome consists of viruses, bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. To date research efforts have focused on bacteria, however the gut virome remains underexplored, even thoug

Dr. Eleanor Jameson, Prof. Orkun Soyer, Prof. Arjan Narbad The gut microbiome consists of viruses, bacteria, archaea and eukaryotes. To date research efforts have focused on bacteria, however the gut virome remains underexplored, even thoug

Dr. Tessa Quax Studying the infection mechanisms of archaeal viruses can provide insight into the evolutionary history of viruses and help to understand adaptation to extreme environments. In the framework of a recently awarded Emmy Noether

Dr. Tessa Quax Studying the infection mechanisms of archaeal viruses can provide insight into the evolutionary history of viruses and help to understand adaptation to extreme environments. In the framework of a recently awarded Emmy Noether

Dr. Jeffrey Turner and Dr. Daniele Provenzano The successful applicant will conduct research related to bacterial genomics, pathogenesis and molecular biology. The project entails dissecting the contribution of a novel bacteriophage in modu