Université Catholique de Louvain; Brussels; Belgium
Source-reported research
Research context
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The ORCID record lists a study predicting clinical phage-therapy outcomes in an MRSA case study. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]
2025-06: coauthored “Predicting clinical phage therapy outcomes in vitro : results using mixed versus single isolates from an MRSA case study”. [10] [11] [12] [13] [14]
Sources and review
phage.directory Observed . Native directory-recorded ORCID anchor; not an inferred global identity
Reviewed by ai:codex-identities-ce68394c9be2. Source-attributed registry biography/work-list research themes and independently supported dated publication history. Registry-reported context remains labeled; no inferred current employment, active project or individual scientific contribution. One consolidated coordinator source review of this finite89-person pass. Source drafts: gpt-6-luna/xhigh leaves. Prior accepted records/native IDs preserved; no global person/name merge or Scholar requirement.
Source-selected papers
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Listed author: Brieuc Van Nieuwenhuyse. Selection: recent. Source-dated recent phage-relevant work from the supplied ORCID bibliography, matched to its own DOI and primary author. Not a greatest-work claim. [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]
Sources and review
phage.directory Observed . Native directory-recorded ORCID anchor; not an inferred global identity
Reviewed by ai:codex-identities-ce68394c9be2. Supplied native ORCID plus consistent registry identity, own DOI membership and publisher author evidence; exact author-slot ORCID where provided, otherwise unique exact full registry-name byline with no conflicting publisher ORCID. Curated older work is dated; no greatest-work claim. One consolidated coordinator source review of this finite89-person pass. Source drafts: gpt-6-luna/xhigh leaves. Prior accepted records/native IDs preserved; no global person/name merge or Scholar requirement.