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AGEofthePHAGE.com & #WorldPhageDay #WorldPhageWeek

6 days ago

#OctoPhage / #WorldPhageDay / #WorldPhage 2026 Spotlight: - Prof. Jesca Nakavuma, “Mama Phage” (Uganda) is an Associate Professor at Makerere University (College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Biosecurity / CoVAB) and Founder of Phage Team Uganda. - After hosting early Phages for Global Health laboratory training workshops (starting 2017), Prof. Nakavuma and her teams have isolated and characterised many phages targeting avian pathogenic E. coli, Salmonella, and aquaculture pathogens (including Aeromonas). - She has personally taught phage basics to hundreds of students (reported figures exceed 600), mentored numerous bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral theses (around 26+ on phages), and helped expand phage research and capacity across multiple Ugandan universities. - Phage Team Uganda has grown into a multi-institution consortium with a growing repository of characterised isolates. This is a standout example of building capacity, community, and local leadership in African phage research.

ageofthephage's tweet photo. #OctoPhage / #WorldPhageDay / #WorldPhage 2026 Spotlight: - Prof. Jesca Nakavuma, “Mama Phage” (Uganda) is an Associate Professor at Makerere University (College of Veterinary Medicine, Animal Resources and Biosecurity / CoVAB) and Founder of Phage Team Uganda.
- After hosting early Phages for Global Health laboratory training workshops (starting 2017), Prof. Nakavuma and her teams have isolated and characterised many phages targeting avian pathogenic E. coli, Salmonella, and aquaculture pathogens (including Aeromonas).
- She has personally taught phage basics to hundreds of students (reported figures exceed 600), mentored numerous bachelor’s, master’s and doctoral theses (around 26+ on phages), and helped expand phage research and capacity across multiple Ugandan universities.
- Phage Team Uganda has grown into a multi-institution consortium with a growing repository of characterised isolates. This is a standout example of building capacity, community, and local leadership in African phage research.

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AGEofthePHAGE.com & #WorldPhageDay #WorldPhageWeek

@ageofthephage

about 4 years ago

@textile_history It is quite magical what a little bit of wool and #crochet expertise can produce. I have recently discovered many virologists & microbiologist like creating their favourite #microbes & #phages! #WorldPhageDay 22 Oct #WorldPhage Week 22-28 Oct

Parasites in Stitches @ParasiteXStitch

about 4 years ago

A crocheted red blood cell with a couple of Giemsa-stained Plasmodium ring stage parasites. #malaria #sciart #crochet

ParasiteXStitch's tweet photo. A crocheted red blood cell with a couple of Giemsa-stained Plasmodium ring stage parasites. #malaria #sciart #crochet https://t.co/3LfKZ8zWdb

PhageAI @phageai

about 6 years ago

We just updated the bacteriophage corpus with next batch of samples. Feel free to access to 16 565 unique genome sequences, taxonomy and host meta-data and predicted life cycles: https://t.co/KLiQkfzVDT Next update is just around the corner! #WorldPhageWeek #WorldPhage #PhageAI

Piotr Tynecki @ptynecki

about 6 years ago

I have accumulated 500,000 of #phage sequences from 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 possible to get and I'm gonna use them to release the first phage-context-sensitive embedding soon. #WorldPhageWeek #WorldPhage #NVIDIA #DeepLearning

Chika Ejikeugwu, PhD.🔬🇯🇵🇬🇧🇨🇦🇩🇪🇺🇲🇦🇹🇨🇿 @Ejike2

about 7 years ago

Happy #WorldPhage Day y'all. MicroDok .com

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