Diana Priscila Pires, PhD

University of Minho; Azeredo Lab

I'm a Postdoctoral researcher at the Centre of Biological Engineering from University of Minho, Braga, Portugal. My research interests are focused on developing and applying phage-engineering tools to enhance the antibacterial properties of phages, particularly targeting P. aeruginosa.

Source-reported research

Research context

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  • 2025-12: coauthored “Improved Pseudomonas aeruginosa detection through the development of an engineered reporter bacteriophage”. [2] [3] [4] [5]
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  1. phage.directory Observed . Native directory ID and submitted public anchors in the frozen roster
  2. api.crossref.org Observed . Own DOI primary printed given/family name rendering
  3. www.ceb.uminho.pt Observed . Official exact-publication byline; source-specific printed form
  4. api.crossref.org Observed . Own work title
  5. api.crossref.org Observed . Own DOI

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Source-selected papers

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Sources and review
  1. phage.directory Observed . Native directory ID and submitted public anchors in the frozen roster
  2. api.crossref.org Observed . Own DOI primary printed given/family name rendering
  3. www.ceb.uminho.pt Observed . Official exact-publication byline; source-specific printed form
  4. api.crossref.org Observed . Own work title
  5. api.crossref.org Observed . Own DOI
  6. doi.org Observed . Canonical exact-DOI native paper ID

Reviewed by ai:codex-identities-ce68394c9be2. Consolidated final review of exact own DOI, actual author slot/identifier or independently accepted work affiliation, phage relevance and source date. Native IDs resolve the same DOI; candidate namesakes and alternate editions remain explicit holds. No global identity or employment/contribution inference.