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  1. UpdatesJul 3, 2020

    TAILOR, a non-profit initiative in Houston, Texas that provides therapeutic phages as a service, has a new website! Read more

    TAILOR, a non-profit initiative in Houston, Texas that provides therapeutic phages as a service, has a new website! Read more about TAILOR here!

    UpdatesPhage TherapyService center
  2. AlertsJul 3, 2020

    Urgent need for Staphylococcus epidermidis phages for a patient

    We are urgently seeking Staphylococcus epidermidis phages for a patient in the USA. Ways to help at this stage: - By sending your phages for testing on the patient's strain - By receiving the strain and testing your phages - By helping sp

    AlertsStaphylococcus epidermidisPhage Therapy
  3. Capsid & TailJun 26, 2020

    C&T Round Up for June 2020

    This week, we're rounding up an extra helping of June 2020's phage news and research. In place of a feature article this week, we're highlighting the three features we published this month. Be sure to check them out if you missed them, and

  4. JobsJun 26, 2020

    FixedPhage (Glasgow, Scotland) is hiring a Technical Manager, who will be responsible for building and maintaining the compan

    FixedPhage (Glasgow, Scotland) is hiring a Technical Manager, who will be responsible for building and maintaining the company's production facilities.

    JobsBiotechPhages for foodTechnical Manager
  5. JobsJun 26, 2020

    My client, a US-based CRO, wants to hire a Scientist with phage experience to assist in their phage and other contract resear

    My client, a US-based CRO, wants to hire a Scientist with phage experience to assist in their phage and other contract research programs. The successful candidate will provide lab-bench and technical support to the company’s contract resear

    JobsCROScientist
  6. JobsJun 26, 2020

    APC Microbiome Ireland is hiring two Research Assistants to work within its Gut Phageomics Laboratory.

    APC Microbiome Ireland is hiring two Research Assistants to work within its Gut Phageomics Laboratory.

    JobsGut phageomeResearch Assistant
  7. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Seeking T2 & T6 phages

    Jeremy Barr, Monash University The Barr lab is looking for laboratory-adapted strains of T2 and T6 phage from different labs to examine variation between them and older stocks. If you have either of these phages and would be willing to send

    UpdatesCommunitySeeking phages
  8. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Seeking P. aeruginosa phages in development

    Camilo Barbosa Hi @phagedirectory, I’m looking for phages against P. aeruginosa that are in the processes of getting FDA approval or are already approved for use in humans as therapy. Can you help me spreading the word or pointing me in the

    UpdatesCommunitySeeking phages
  9. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Save the date for PHAVES 2!

    Phage Directory PHAVES will continue on July 7th, most likely at 11:00 AM EDT (UTC-4) / 5:00 PM CEST (UTC+2), so save the date! Details will be posted here closer to the date: https://seminars.phage.directory. Check out the recap (and rec

    UpdatesCommunityVirtual Event
  10. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Kevin Forsberg, a postdoctoral fellow at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, was awarded a 1.5M NIAID New Innovators

    Kevin Forsberg, a postdoctoral fellow at the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, was awarded a 1.5M NIAID New Innovators Award to pursue his research into how bacteria defend against viruses. This is the first year this award has been o

    UpdatesGrant funding newsNewsPress Release
  11. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Matthew Brown (Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings, North Carolina) and colleagues published a new paper in Viruses on

    Matthew Brown (Laboratory Corporation of America Holdings, North Carolina) and colleagues published a new paper in Viruses on the development and evaluation of a new phage-based MRSA diagnostic screen. The screen uses two luciferase reporte

    UpdatesAMRAntibiotic resistanceBiotechPhage TherapyPhage detectionResearch paper
  12. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Eric Sumrall (ETH Zurich) and colleagues published a new paper in Applied and Environmental Microbiology describing a novel p

    Eric Sumrall (ETH Zurich) and colleagues published a new paper in Applied and Environmental Microbiology describing a novel phage protein tool kit that can be used for glycotyping and specific separation of Listeria monocytogenes

    UpdatesBiotechPhage TherapyPhage detectionResearch paper
  13. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Phages use holin proteins to lyse cells from within. Tanbir Ahammad (Miami Univeristy, Ohio) and colleagues have used continu

    Phages use holin proteins to lyse cells from within. Tanbir Ahammad (Miami Univeristy, Ohio) and colleagues have used continuous-wave electron paramagnetic resonance spectroscopy to elucidate the structural dynamics and topology of phage Φ2

    UpdatesBiophysicsHolinPhage characterizationResearch paper
  14. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Md. Tanveer Hossain (Iwate University, Japan) and collaborators pubished an article in Viruses showing an evolution experimen

    Md. Tanveer Hossain (Iwate University, Japan) and collaborators pubished an article in Viruses showing an evolution experiment where they adapt ssRNA phage Qβ to high temperatures. This adaptation occurred quickly, and did not lead to reduc

    UpdatesEvolutionResearch paper
  15. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Ever wondered about phage abundance, diversity or geographic patterns of phage-host interactions in an urban setting like New

    Ever wondered about phage abundance, diversity or geographic patterns of phage-host interactions in an urban setting like New York City? Kristen Gulino (New York University) and collaborators published a new paper in mSystems showing the in

    UpdatesBiotechMetagenomicsMetaviromicsPhage genomicsResearch paper
  16. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Mihnea Mangalea and Breck Duerkop (University of Colorado School of Medicine) published a new minireview in Infection and Imm

    Mihnea Mangalea and Breck Duerkop (University of Colorado School of Medicine) published a new minireview in Infection and Immunity on the physiological consequences of different phage resistance mechanisms, and how this understanding can im

    UpdatesAMRAntibiotic resistancePhage TherapyResearch paper
  17. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Peter Voorhees (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill) and colleagues published a new review in the Journal of Controlled

    Peter Voorhees (University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill) and colleagues published a new review in the Journal of Controlled Release on the challenges and opportunities for phage-based in situ microbiome engineering in the gut.

    UpdatesEngineered phagesEngineeringGut phageomeMicrobiome manipulationPhage TherapyResearch paper
  18. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Retrons are bacterial genetic elements comprised of a reverse transcriptase (RT) and a non-coding RNA, but their functions ha

    Retrons are bacterial genetic elements comprised of a reverse transcriptase (RT) and a non-coding RNA, but their functions have been unknown for decades. Adi Millman (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel) and colleagues published a new pre

    UpdatesPhage defense systemsPhage-host interactionsResearch paper
  19. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Bacterial pathogens of fish cause major problems for fish farmers. Bernardo Veyrand‐Quirós (Instituto Politécnico Nacional, M

    Bacterial pathogens of fish cause major problems for fish farmers. Bernardo Veyrand‐Quirós (Instituto Politécnico Nacional, Mexico) and colleagues published a new paper in the Journal of Applied Microbiology showing that phage therapy incre

    UpdatesAquacultureBiocontrolBiotechPhage TherapyResearch paper
  20. UpdatesJun 26, 2020

    Another story about phage application in marine aquaculture! Hyoun Joong Kim (Seoul National University) and colleagues publi

    Another story about phage application in marine aquaculture! Hyoun Joong Kim (Seoul National University) and colleagues published a new paper in Microorganisms showing the preventive effects of phage against pathogenic Vibrio coralliilyticu

    UpdatesBiotechPhage characterizationPhage-host interactionsResearch paper
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