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Kathryn Kauffman studies bacteriophages and their roles in oral health and disease at the University at Buffalo. University at Buffalo; Kauffman Lab

UC Irvine; Whiteson Lab

Dr. Kayla Young received her Ph.D. in Molecular Physiology and Biophysics from Vanderbilt University in 2016 and, since graduation, has worked extensively with biotechnology and life sciences entrepreneurs. Kayla is currently Chief Operatio

University of Adelaide; Shearwin Lab

I am the medical director of Holtorf Medical Group, where we specialize in difficult to treat, multi-system illness, chronic infections, and immune-mediated conditions. I have found phages to be very effective for particular patients that w

Hello, I am a recent medical school graduate going into psychiatry with past experience in discovering M. Smegmatis phage with SEA-PHAGES. I'm starting a microbiology lab in collaboration with my husband, Johan Wikstrom, to tackle the scarc

KU Leuven; Laboratory Of Gene Technology (KULeuven)

sequencing, bioinformatics, access to datasaets, Seoul National University; Food molecular microbiology lab.

I am a MSc microbiology student currently working on my dissertation related to phage isolation and characterization for in use in phage therapy for wound infections. Cochin University of Science and Technology; Bhat Lab

Michigan State University; Parent Lab

I am a qualified microbiologist with more than 7 years of work experience in bacteriophage research. My research focus is to understand the phage-bacterial interactions in biofilms to design phage therapy against antibiotic-resistant infect

Graduated from McMaster University with a BHSc in Biomedical Discovery and Commercialization. Specialized in strategic business development focusing on novel biologic therapeutics and translational research. I have consulted for several Lif

Vanderbilt MSTP-in-training (Infectious Diseases) | Academic Foci in Microbiology, Phage, and Microbe-Host Interaction | Stanford Class of 2020 (M.Sc. B.S.) Vanderbilt University Medical Center

Lani Attwood is the Research Governance Manager for Western Sydney Local Health District, Sydney, Australia. Lani provides risk management and regulatory advice to research teams working within Western Sydney Local Health District and co-or

Master in Animal Science (worked with Acinetobacter phages). I am starting a phage-seeking community in Paraguay. I appreciate international collaboration (TEM, sequencing, bioinformatics) as resources in my setting are limited. Texas A&M U

I have an interests in the use of phage as vectors for the treatment of fish diseases and have done Transcriptomic research on ssRNA aquatic phage. I am open to collaborations and research opportunities in this area. I currently work as a p