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Abstract deadline 27 November 2019 Paris, France

Irshad Ul Haq, PhD, Assistant Professor, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan We are seeking help/collaboration on phage and host sequencing. We don't have any resources to do the sequencing of these, and therefore would like to connect with someon

Dr. Jeremy Barr | The Barr Lab The Barr Lab research group is studying bacteriophages within the context of their bacterial and mammalian hosts. We are offering an excellent opportunity to engage in an exciting post-doc position that combin

Dr. Barbara Trautner, Dr. Anthony Maresso and Dr. Frank Ramig We have an exciting new postdoc training and research opportunity recently made possible via the acquisition of a VA Merit Award to discover and develop therapeutic phages to tre

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misPeces overview of phage therapy as a natural alternative to antibiotics in aquaculture, reviewing studies in farmed species such as tilapia, European eel and Senegalese sole, with phages given by injection or in feed, singly or as cockta

Should phage therapy be considered for pregnant women? This week, Dr. Lucy Furfaro introduces the field of perinatal phage research. It’s an exciting time to be a phage researcher! Progress has been made at the basic science, clinical and p

Dr. E. Harrison, Dr. A. Krzywoszynska In this project we will investigate novel ways of improving the effectiveness of next generation bio-fertilizers – including using naturally occurring mutualistic viruses (temperate phages) which associ

Dr. Wang The Wang Laboratory of Molecular Food Safety invites applications for a postdoctoral research fellow position. The successful candidate will execute research on the characterization of the microbial pathogen Rhizobium radiobacter (

A research opportunity is available in the Division of Bacterial, Parasitic and Allergenic Products (DBPAP) within the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) in Silver Spring, Maryland. This project is aimed at evaluating the use of bacteriopha

We are seeking highly qualified investigators who use definitive approaches to understand the nature of the microbiome and its impact on host physiology and disease susceptibility. Candidates are sought with expertise in areas related to mi

Miami Beach, Florida We are seeking Pseudomonas aeruginosa phages to treat a dog's antibiotic-resistant ear infection. Please get in touch with us by email at staff@phage.directory if you are willing to test your phages on the dog's strain,

We have our first Phage Directory volunteer! Cathy Nguyen will be helping with Capsid & Tail's What's New and Jobs section. We also welcome our first guest writer this week, Lucy Furfaro! If you'd like to help (or be kept up to date on oth

Ednner Emmanuel Victoria Blanco Thank you to all the students from Latin America for participating in this 2019 phage course, and special thanks to Martin Loessner and Alejandro Reyes for the amazing lectures and workshop. Hope to see you a

Johanna Sweere and colleagues just published a very exciting paper today in Science! A temperate filamentous phage of Pseudomonas aeruginosa dampens the immune response against P. aeruginosa, which leads to increased P. aeruginosa virulence

Announcing a new series of hands-on phage (meta)genomics workshops at this year's Evergreen International Phage Meeting! Workshops will take place Sat, Aug 3, 4-6 pm and 7-9 pm, and Sun, Aug 4, 9-11 am. An open phage genomics and metagenomi

This just in! Videos of many of the 2017 Evergreen International Phage Meeting's talks are now online. Register for the 2019 meeting here.

The Bacteriophage Biology and Therapeutics Special Interest Group is part of the Australian Society for Microbiology. Their goal is to promote collaborative phage work in and outside Australia, so especially if you do phage work in the area

This week, several exciting new papers on the evolution of CRISPR-Cas systems were published. One, by Amelia McKitterick and colleagues from the Seed lab at UC Berkeley, shows how a phage-encoded CRISPR-Cas system interferes with an anti-ph

Dr. Krystyna Dabrowska of the Institute of Immunology and Experimental Therapy at the Polish Academy of Sciences has just published a systematic and critical review of the phage pharmacokinetics and bioavailability literature (spanning 1924