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Kittler Lab

Elisabet has a background in infectious diseases and a keen understanding of the challenges of translational research and delivery of molecular diagnostics. She joined PBD Biotech in late 2022 and has worked in the development of the Actiph

Betty Kutter helped establish phage research at The Evergreen State College, studying phage genetics and host–phage biology. The Evergreen State College; Phagebiotics Research Foundation; Evergreen Phage Lab

I am a writer, a patient advocate, and a scientist. I received a degree in biology from Virginia Commonwealth University in 2014 and have worked in microbiology. I’ve studied the same bacteria that thrive in CF lungs, but in the environment

I'm a joint postdoc between Jill Banfield and Mary Firestone. I study soil microbiomes and their related phages. I used to work on marine phages, mainly cyanophages, but soil in nicer because I don't get seasick. I love collaborating and he

University of Warwick; Jameson Phage Laboratory

A software engineer who switched to science. Macquarie University; Jaschke Lab

University college Ghent

University of Minho; Azeredo Lab

Elyse is currently a Postdoc at Eawag in Zurich, Switzerland. Her current research focuses on environmental isolation of bacteriophages and how bacteriophages interact with and infect biofilms, specifically in combination with disinfectants

Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (Assistant Specialist); Hacettepe University (Former Doctoral Researcher)

Cornell University

Using molecular biology techniques and a tomato plant model, I investigate the role of arsenal of antiphage defense systems in Ralstonia, an agricultural pathogen of international concern. Prior to starting my postdoc at the University of H

Phagos

I'm an MSc student in the Clokie Lab at the University of Leicester. My work focuses on characterising and designing phage cocktails against Clostridium perfringens. I use an animal model to test the stability and efficacy of cocktails to g