David Saez

New episode out! In this new episode we are so excited to share our interview with Prof. @JeremyJBarr (again!) We speak about his innovative approach on studying the gut virome, tune in if you wanna hear the phage study that made it into Nature.

In this episode, we speak with @luisadesordi (Sorbonne University) about her research on gut phages and their role in Crohn’s disease. We discuss whether phages can cross the intestinal barrier into the bloodstream and how this differs in healthy individuals vs. Crohn’s patients.

🎙️New episode out! This month, we talked with @rafapinilla92 (Univ. of Copenhagen) about bacterial immunity: • CRISPR diversity & anti-CRISPRs • Bacteria–phage arms race • Bioinformatics, ML & HGT • Rafa’s career journey & advice for ECRs open.spotify.com/episode/0qE70M…

New episode out! We had the pleasure of talking with Grégory Resch (@CHUVLausanne ) about phage - antibiotic combination against endocarditis. Our conversation ranges from detecting single phage lysis with microfluidics, to combining phages with antibiotics to tackle S. aureus.

Wanna get to know our group better? Check out this video! #precisionfermentation

🎙️We are happy to share our most recent episode with @FerryLyon We talk about how phage therapy is managed in France and focus on how phages are used against implant-associated infections, what are the pathogens involved and what is the best phage administration route.

Happy to see our work published! If you ever wondered where we stand in the probiotic engineering field regarding yeast, take a look!

🎙️ New episode out! This time it´s not us speaking, you will hear experts opinion on phage therapy, a round table from the First International Symposium on Advances in Phage Therapeutics @AzeredoLab All the open questions about phage therapy discussed in one place! Enjoy!

Say hello to our amazing team at the 1st International Symposium on Advances in Phage Therapeutics! They’re happy to help with anything you need. Part#4 @DavidSaezMo @PedroFC_Silva @mdanielafsilva @rp_monteiro19

You can hear phage researchers explaining what failure means for them in many different contexts. Featuring: @bollyky , @BriersYves , @MeloLDR , @ @colinhillucc , Evelien Adriaenssens, @PaulTurnerLab , @LoreCorsini and @RobLavigne1 open.spotify.com/episode/6FnWXE…

Science is a road of failure- and those failures always bring lessons. In our 2nd anniversary special episode, we revisit the best answers to one of our favourite career questions: “Was there any failure that set you up for future success?” “Do you have a favourite failure?”

First original publication out of my PhD work is out! Proud of this one, more to come! 😊🙌

🎙️New episode! We interview @bollyky , MD, PhD, PI of the Bollyky Lab at Stanford Medicine. He shares insights on phage biology and its impact on the immune system!

We are very proud to anounce this month’s Podcast Episode: Phage Therapy in Portugal & Upcoming Symposium In this episode, we speak with @azeredo_joana (@AzeredoLab) about the recent approval of phage therapy in Portugal and what it means for hospitals, doctors, and patients.

Spolier: next episode will feature the recent approval of Phage Therapy in Portugal! Excited to share it with you all. Stay tuned 🙌

Excited about the future of phage therapy? 🌟 Join leading experts at the 1st International Symposium on Advances in Phage Therapeutics! 🗓️ 16-17 June 2025, Braga, Portugal 📋 Abstract deadline: 15 Feb 2025 Details: [skyros-congressos.pt/PhageTherapy/]"

We built a 3phage-cocktail against 143 APEC strains, with one of the widest host ranges reported to date. We analyzed their genomes, resistance to pH and Temperature. We also tested their activity against #biofilms formed on biotic and abiotic surfaces. Second part coming soon!

Really happy to share a result of a long-time collaboration with the phage team in Wroclaw University of Environmental and Life Sciences. This is special for me since this was the group were I got my first contact with #phages (2018!). The paper: #sec0145" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

Did you know that capsid capacity can be an issue when doing #phage engineering? Peter Braun explains this during the recent episode we published together. Head to this episode chapter: phage engineering for the detection of Klebsiella open.spotify.com/episode/55kXWF… #phage #klebsiella

Happy New Year! ✨ 🎙️ Kick-off 2025 with an episode featuring Peter Braun, Head of Molecular Biotechnology at @FraunhoferITMP , Germany. We talked about his experience engineering phage RBPs and whole phage particles for detection of highly pathogenic bacteria.