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Sabrina Green (KU Leuven) wrote a great perspective piece for Nature Microbiology on communicating the promise of phage therapy, her tips on how best to use social media (when memes? when papers?) to get more people to understand its promis

Phages seem to be saving lives left and right, but still, they remain unapproved drugs in most countries. Pharma companies don't sell them; hospitals and pharmacies don’t stock them. In this Wired article, Maryn McKenna covers phage therapy

Join the Webinar organized by Africa Phage Forum on ''grant writing and effective communication'' today from 4 PM West Central Africa Time (GMT+1). Our speaker is Dr. Tobi Nagel, founder and President of Phages for Global Health. Register h

Screen Australia has announced $4.6 million in production funding for 21 documentaries, including A Forgotten Cure (working title), a 54-minute phage therapy documentary that follows teams of scientists in Melbourne and Sydney (part of Phag

CDC has some AMAZING new interactive visualizations for Antibiotic Resistance by species, geography, and indication. Great for educating people on how big the problem is. Check it out! — Contributed by Natalie Ma via Twitter

Resist NOW is a science-fiction comic anthology (80+ page book with 8 different short sci-fi comics) about current research on antibiotic resistance. Includes phage artwork and content by Ellie Jameson, Mireille Ansaldi and more! Support th

Thank you to everyone who participated in our very first #WorldPhageWeek #scicomm challenge! Overall we had just over 70 individual phage researchers participate, and it was great seeing all the phage posts on Twitter! Thank you again to Dr

Head to YouTube and check out Bacteriophage in Arabic, a channel with a series of seminars and explanation videos about phage!

Happy #WorldPhageWeek everyone! Don't forget to join in the Phage Week #scicomm challenge on Twitter. Keep an eye out on Twitter each day for a new prompt to answer! A selected winner will receive a custom art piece from Dr. Ellie Jameson.

My name is Tom Ireland and I'm a science writer based in the UK working on a popular-science book about phages. Under contract with a major publisher, the book aims to bring the wonder of phages to a mass audience, telling the fascinating h

Dr. David Pride (IPATH, UCSD) wrote a great Scientific American article on the complexity of viruses and the human body. He talks about the tricky tasks of mapping where they are and how they spread, and managing the bad ones while exploiti

The Weitz group at Georgia Tech is hiring a Scientific Project Coordinator and Data Communication Specialist to help their group advance, communicate, and share discoveries of how viruses transform human health and the fate of our planet. A

Phage GIFs galore! Curtis Hoffman (@phagehunter on Twitter) has collected a large assortment of phage GIFs!

Phage GIFs galore! Curtis Hoffman (@phagehunter on Twitter) has collected a large assortment of phage GIFs!

Here's a nice article on the 'age of bacteriophage' written by undergraduate students Muskan Gupta and Rohit Gokhale at Acharya Narendra Dev College in New Delhi. Included is some excellent phage art! This was written as part of an online t

Here's a nice article on the 'age of bacteriophage' written by undergraduate students Muskan Gupta and Rohit Gokhale at Acharya Narendra Dev College in New Delhi. Included is some excellent phage art! This was written as part of an online t