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Postdoc: Join the MICALIS Institute in Jouy-en-Josas, a south-east suburb of Paris, to explore the origin of spontaneous mutations in phages and bacteria.

Postdoc: Join the Talbert Research Group at Iowa State University to work on an NIH-funded project focused on bacteriophage engineering for therapeutic applications.

Postdoc in phage engineering: The Hartmann lab at Northwestern University is seeking independent, resourceful postdoc researchers experienced in molecular biology & interested in microbial ecology and infectious disease. Potential projects

Postdoc: CSIRO Postdoctoral Fellowship in Phage Therapy Bioinformatics, to develop new technology for phage therapy, in conjunction with the MRFF Frontiers funded Phage Australia project.

PhD candidate to characterize host-virus mechanisms, investigate the evolutionary processes that led to their emergence, and measure their activity in diverse biomes.

Postdoc: novel strategies that improve the health of farmed fish, including phage biocontrol.

Postdoc positions: use cryo-electron microscopy and tomography to determine three-dimensional structures of viruses and bacteriophages and characterize their infection of cells.

Postdoc to study the impact of phage therapy on the transfer of conjugative plasmids within and between species of enteric bacteria using experimental approaches.

Postdoc in phage engineering for therapeutic applications.

Postdoc: Our lab focuses on mutation generation and their impact on evolution and adaption in bacteria and phages, using quantitative approaches such as visualisation of mutations in microfluidic setups. Here, we aim to investigate the orig

PhD project: Machine Learning Approaches to Support the Development of Phage Therapies

PhD candidate to join the Cyanobacterial research group to elucidate the role of bacteriophage encoded auxiliary metabolic genes (AMGs) on pigment biosynthesis and oxygenic photosynthesis during the infection process.

Postdoc to study gut phages interacting with the intestinal barrier in Inflammatory Bowel Disease.

Biological Scientist II: bacteriology and virology research, including phage work.

Postdoc in the Anantharaman Lab to develop and apply bioinformatic tools to study ecology, evolution, and diversity of viruses/phage in the environment.

PhD project to study microbiome-based strategies for biocontrol of C. difficile at the Quadram Institute Bioscience, UK.

A 2-year postdoctoral position is available at the Saint-Antoine Research Centre (Sorbonne University, Paris, France) to work on the interactions between bacteriophages, the intestinal mucosa and the epithelial barrier function in acute and

Research Fellowship at the Center of Biological Engineering to work on the R&D project, Phages-on-chip, an integrated phage-based microdevice for multiplex detection of bloodstream infections.

Postdoc at APC Microbiome Ireland to mine biological entities (‘pharmabiotics’) from the gut, including probiotics, prebiotics, bacteriocins, bacteriophages and other bioactive molecules.

Biological or chemical technical assistant at Friedrich Schiller University to work in the new Viral Ecology and Omics group of Prof. Bas E. Dutilh, which aims to study the role of viruses in the Microverse.