🎊 New Preprint from phagefoundry.org ! Super excited to share our latest work on generating systematic phage-MDR P. aeruginosa interaction dataset & use of ML to predict phage susceptibility & phage cocktails from target genome sequences alone, w validations www.biorxiv.org/cgi/content/...
Hany Anany
@guelphage-lab.bsky.social
Bacteriophage Research Scientist@AAFC loves phages and my family
Excited to see our latest research featured in Canadian Poultry magazine! Our team is developing targeted #phage cocktail to help control #Salmonella in laying #hens to reduce bacterial colonization, #egg contamination & environmental shedding while preserving the natural gut #microbiota.
I am honoured to serve as Co-Chair of the LOC for @PhageCanada 2025 Virtual Symposium. With an amazing team, we’ve built a strong program featuring outstanding guest&keynote speakers, plus students and postdocs showcasing excellent phage research from across🇨🇦register now👇(1/2)
1/2 on my way back home from an inspiring #IAFP2025 @Cleveland , where I had the pleasure of organizing a session on natural antimicrobials& presenting our work on #phages for #FoodSafety Huge thanks to ALL excellent speakers and to @iafp.bsky.social for the great organization
There is still plenty of time to apply. Join a vibrant and dynamic department! @uofguelph.bsky.social
The Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology at the University of Guelph is at it again! Continuing our cluster hires with tenure-track Assistant Professor positions in Immunology and Virology (1 position each)! careers.uoguelph.ca/job/Guelph-A... careers.uoguelph.ca/job/Guelph-A...
Preventing foodborne illness outbreaks from microbial contamination is a major concern in agricultural production—particularly for raw produce. Read more on the challenge of preventing pre-harvest produce contamination: asm.org/articles/202...
Preventing Foodborne Outbreaks Starts in the Field | ASM.org
Preventing foodborne illness outbreaks is a major concern for agricultural production. But what if produce is contaminated before it ever leaves the field?
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