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[Craig retired from Cellexus in 2019 and his email address is no longer monitored — if you need to reach Cellexus, visit https://cellexus.com/contact/] Craig T Loftus is the former Director of Sales and Marketing at Cellexus International

My research is based on the isolation, sequencing and analysis of Mycobacterium and Staphylococcus aureus bacteriophages. I am interested in collaborate with different groups to get access to databases and share questions with the community

The Ohio State University (Principal Investigator, formerly Postdoctoral Researcher)

Former intern at IPATH, volunteer at Phage Directory and optimist of the global phage community. Currently working at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. I aim to understand epidemics and outbreak culture, and build bridges so that comm

in my PhD several projects are running in which we are investigating the role of the gut virome (both eukaryotic and prokaryotic viruses) in IBD patients undergoing a range of treatments. Shortly, in the first project (paper coming out in n

Hello My name is Dacil Rivera. I am a young researcher from Chile. I have worked isolating and characterizing Salmonella and Xanthomonas phages. UNAB; Dacil-Chilephage

Dan Evans is a research technician in the Division of Infectious Diseases at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine and a graduate student in the university's Graduate School of Public Health. He works in the laboratory of Dr. Dari

Univ. Tennessee Institute of Agriculture; Denes Lab

My research interests include studying bacterial pathogenesis and bacteriophage-host interactions, although the largest part of my current research is centered on proteins that are part of the bacteriophage lytic system. These proteins, kno

coevolution of phages and their hosts Indiana University; Lennon Lab

My PhD focused on the isolation and characterization of novel Stenotrophomonas maltophilia clinical isolates for their use in phage therapy. To this end, I isolated and characterized 6 novel phages and completed lyophilization studies on th

Danish Malik, PhD is a Senior Lecturer at Loughborough University, where he leads the Department of Chemical Engineering’s advanced biologicals and phage bioprocessing group. He also works with biopharmaceutical and biotech companies to hel

I'm exploring how to safely work with phages in a community lab (ie not contaminating others), to use phage as part of a cloning technique. I'm an unemployed yeast geneticist.

University of Pittsburgh; Van Tyne Lab

I am a Professor of Bacteriophage Biology at Northumbria University and have spent the last 2 decades studying temperate bacteriophages of E. coli and P. aeruginosa. My group focuses on how temperate phages, when integrated into the bacteri

Georgia Institute of Technology; Weitz group at the Georgia Institute of Technology

We study the chloroviruses that infect certain eukaryotic green algae known to be facultative endosymbiont with various holobionts (e.g., protists, metazoans).

I first got into phage (from my background in classical virology) back in 1997 when it was still "that funny Russian stuff". When we succeeded with the first demonstration of efficacy in a regulated human clinical trial, reported in 2009, i

Cornell University; Nugen Research Group

Peterhoff Lab