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Thank you to everyone that joined us for our final PHAVES for 2021! The seminar was a by Dr. Stephanie Lynch talking about phage therapy for skin infections in dogs — watch the recording here! If you miss any of the PHAVES events you can al

Paper: Multi-species host range of staphylococcal phages isolated from wastewater

Paper: Anti-biofilm activity of phages against clinical Staphylococcus aureus isolates from patients with LVAD infection

Paper: Polymer-mediated cryopreservation of phages

Preprint: Phage resistance accompanies reduced fitness of uropathogenic E. coli in the urinary environment

Paper: Classification of in vitro phage–host population growth dynamics

Join us next week for the last PHAVES event of the year (#25!). There will be phages AND puppies! Dr. Stephanie Lynch of La Trobe University will share her recently completed PhD research on phage therapy for treating Staphylococcus pseudi

phageSuisse is hosting a webinar on December 7th on "Evaluation of phage therapy for the treatment of Staphylococcus aureus endovascular infections" by Jonathan Save PhD Student – University of Lausanne, Switzerland. Register here.

Thank you to everyone that joined us for our November PHAVES, which was a seminar by Prof. Julianne Grose (phage researcher) and Dr. Whitney Greene, DVM (veterinarian) talking about phage therapy for a sea turtle — watch the recording here!

JPIAMR (Joint Programming Initiative on Antimicrobial Resistance) has awarded funding to multiple new phage-related projects in the One Health space! Funded phage projects include: - Use of phage applications to combat MRSA at the sow-pigle

Royal DSM, a Dutch nutrition, health and bioscience company, has released a one-hour phage testing kit

Viral egress via secretin pores in the bacterial host cell membrane reduces cell damage

Phage-encoded sigma factors alter bacterial dormancy

New ecological and genetic insights from studying viral communities of hot spring phototrophic microbial mats

Join us next week for the last PHAVES event of the year (#25!). There will be phages AND puppies! Dr. Stephanie Lynch of La Trobe University will share her recently completed PhD research on phage therapy for treating Staphylococcus pseudi

Resist NOW is a science-fiction comic anthology (80+ page book with 8 different short sci-fi comics) about current research on antibiotic resistance. Includes phage artwork and content by Ellie Jameson, Mireille Ansaldi and more! Support th

Anthony Kicic, Stephen Stick and Anna Tai will provide a (virtual) phage therapy information session on 30 Nov at 7-8pm AWST (Perth, Australia). Email Angela.Fuery@telethonkids.org.au to RSVP & get the link.

Systematic exploration of E. coli phage–host interactions with the BASEL phage collection.

Selection for phage resistance reduces virulence of Shigella flexneri.

New perspectives on the therapeutic role of phages and emerging knowledge on their role in the gut microbiota.