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An atlas maps 8,484 interactions between 84 phages and 101 clinical Klebsiella strains, alongside GenoPHI. A Nature Microbiology study describes the genome-only model across 115,037 interactions, with experimental validation of 1,240 E. col

Hebrew University and Hadassah Medical Center are partners in P-PEAKS UTI, a €15 million international project evaluating personalized phage therapy for recurrent E. coli urinary tract infections. The study plans to enrol approximately 220

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

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

Marcin Borowicz received a NAWA Bekker award (2025 edition) of PLN 288,500 for a two-year project at the Australian Centre for Ecogenomics, University of Queensland, Brisbane. “Ecogenomics of tailocins: viral legacy in microbial interaction

The Centre of Biological Engineering at the University of Minho is leading the establishment of a Laboratory for the Production of Therapeutic Phages to address antibiotic resistance. University of Minho / CEB

Baylor University will partner with academic and industry investigators on MIGHTY, a five-year initiative funded up to $28 million by ARPA-H. The project aims to develop a precision phage platform, starting with oral health. Aaron Wright wi

Flinders researchers explored bacteriophages as a potential treatment for diabetes-related foot ulcers. Flinders University

Established in 2019 and managed by a TU Delft research group, Fagenbank collects bacteria and bacteriophages for research into the efficiency and safety of phage therapy in the Netherlands. Fagenbank — owned project site

PhageLand was designed to combine phage-based treatment with constructed wetlands to reduce the spread of antibiotic resistance from wastewater into surface waters. Its stated project period was February 2022 to January 2025. PhageLand

PUCV’s Bacteriophage and Microbial Interactions Group lists Cherry-cóctel (2024–2026), a platform for designing phage cocktails against cherry pathogens, and a Vibrio–phage coevolution project in the context of global warming (2024–2028). B

ASM Health’s work at ASM Microbe included phage therapy, diagnostics, and microbiome medicines. A panel featured Steffanie Strathdee, Vivek Mutalik and Daria Van Tyne, and ASM launched its Phage Therapy Coordination Network. Neha Prasad

The Ciofu group proposes testing strain-specific phage–antibiotic combinations against Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms and identifying bacterial genetic mechanisms that could guide those combinations. University of Copenhagen

An ANSM letter dated May 28, 2026 authorized HCL to manufacture production intermediates and purified therapeutic phage pharmaceutical raw materials under GMP standards. Its PHAGEinLYON programme began in 2017. Hospices Civils de Lyon — exa

The University of Wrocław team describes KLEOPATRA as a research project exploring phages and phage enzymes alongside antibiotics for Klebsiella pneumoniae. The approach combines phages with enzymes that degrade the bacterial capsule. Unive

Maik Wolfram-Schauerte has launched TungstenLab, combining machine learning and bioinformatics with microbiology and biochemistry to study phage infection and host takeover. The lab aims to use phages and their molecular strategies as tools

PRAN welcomes 30 fellows for a ten-week programme covering genomics, bioinformatics, phage advocacy and science communication. The cohort brings together emerging scientists and advocates from across Africa. Phage Research and Advocacy Netw

FAGOSASUN was an AZTI project funded by the Provincial Council of Bizkaia for 2023–2025. It aimed to optimize and validate phage applications against Listeria monocytogenes in food products to support food safety. AZTI

The Phage Collection Project is a citizen-science initiative run by early career researchers at the University of Southampton. It aims to advance phage therapy research through public education, a biobank of clinical bacterial strains, and