The Inaugural Symposium on Bacteriophages and Bacteriophage-derived Technologies will be jointly organized by Lee Kong Chian School of Medicine (NTU), Singapore-MIT Alliance for Research and Technology (SMART), and the National University of Singapore (NUS). This event is free of charge and the organizers warmly invite you to exchange ideas and discuss recent advances in phage […]
The evergreen team is so excited to have almost 400 phage enthusiasts, scientists, educators, and practitioners attending our first-ever HYBRID Evergreen International Phage Meeting, even though only about 75 can be here in person. Audiences are joining from all over the world to experience the hybrid fashion of this meeting.During the previous 23 editions of the meeting, […]
Evergreen is pleased to announce that Dr. Tobi Nagel of Phages for Global Health is organizing a workshop as part of the Evergreen International Phage Conference, which will take place both virtually and in person next week. This workshop will focus on key concepts of drug development that are specifically relevant to phage products, and […]
Research published in Nature Microbiology has identified 54,118 species of virus living in the human gut – 92 per cent of which were previously unknown. But as we and our colleagues from the Joint Genome Institute and Stanford University in California found, the great majority of these were bacteriophages, or “phages” for short. These viruses […]
The AU Safe Fish Project hosted African Union Dignitaries on 20th May 2021 to monitor and evaluate the project proceedings in research and implementation. The meeting held at the Center for Biosecurity and Global Health, COVAB brought together stakeholders of the project who included; African Union (AU) Delegates, researchers, academicians, government agency administrators, and students. Students […]