The Future of Bacteriophage-Based Applications: Challenges and Promises
Guest speaker: Prof. Dr. Alexander Harms, an Assistant Professor at ETH Zurich, who leads the Laboratory of Molecular Phage Biology.
Bacteriophages are extraordinarily diverse viruses. Their specificity and antibacterial activity offer huge potential in medicine, biotechnology, and beyond. But how do we pick the right phages for a specific application? And how do we uncover the molecular basis of their properties to predict and engineer their functions? And why is their journey to market is still slow?
To help answer these questions, Prof. Dr. Alexander Harms will present: “From Viral Dark Matter to Bacteriophage Applications”. He will explore how to find the right phages for specific uses, and how diverse phage collections and functional genomics help us understand and engineer what phages can do.
SeqVision will share some of the newest approaches to phage analysis and how they can speed up your research.
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