Azeredo Lab

The call for abstracts for the next Eurobiofilms 2026 in Guimarães, Portugal is closing (February 15). You can submit your abstract here: events.skyros-congressos.pt/resumo/form/MzM

At #Microbiotec25, @MJCCosta17 and Renato Mota shared their latest PhD results on broad-range P. aeruginosa phages and on early detection of P. larvae, respectively

At #Microbiotec25, @yallfavpipoca and Filipa Oliveira presented their latest results on the control and detection of K. pneumoniae and on the biorecognition of Listeria, respectively.

Then, @azeredo_joana was a keynote speaker and made a brilliant talk about the use of phages in Health Biotechnology

Our group is very well represented at Microbiotec25. First, @Oliveira_HAM talked about phage-based biocontrol of Erwinia amylovora

Last couple of weeks, @Oliveira_HAM took part in a round table on biosolutions in the fruit sector, held during the Technical Conference on Pears and Apples in Portugal

P. aeruginosa biofilms challenge phage therapy in #cysticfibrosis. Evolving phage PE1 in biofilms improved adsorption and control, but biofilm heterogeneity remains a major hurdle. #phagetherapy #biofilms @azeredo_joana @lperestrelom @DPP_Pires @S_B_Santos nature.com/articles/s4146…

Last week, @MartadcBarbosa and @MJCCosta17 were at the 4th BSVoM, sharing exciting updates from their PhD work!

Our group was well represented at the 1st Phage Protein Meeting. @MartaTGomes presented her latest PhD results on using phage early genes to combat A. baumannii. @MartadcBarbosa and @MJCCosta17 also gave excellent poster presentations!

Today, @GfAbreu shared some of his latest PhD research achievements on Erwinia phages at @PhageOxford — exciting developments in the world of phage-host interactions #phgox25

We are present at @PhageOxford. Today @MartadcBarbosa shared some of her PhD latest results on the use of phage proteins for detection and theory purposes. #phgox25

Last week was our annual Phage Day — packed with adventure, games, and great company

A very positive balance of our 1st international symposium on advances in phage therapy with 143 participants. Looking forward to the next edition

And now, to discuss the future of phage therapy, we're having a round table with this great panel of experts

The last presentation of our symposium is being provided by @BriersYves. He is introducing brilliantly the concept of digital phagograms

Thomas Frank from Invitris, told us the latest update on cell-free phage production

And after a great lunch, nothing better than listen to @MartinLoessner talking about reinventing phage therapy

@azeredo_joana give an update on the status on the treatment of chronic infections using phages

Krystyna Dabrowska opened session 4, proving some updates on the gut context on specific immune responses to phage therapy

Today's last invited speaker is Alexander Sulakvelidze from Intralytix, who is talking about strategies to enhance phage preparations for different applications