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World Phage Week 2025 Webinar Series

Join The Phage & Phage Hunters Training and Research Program (PHTRP) for a special webinar series in celebration of World Phage Week 2025. This three-day series brings together students, researchers, professionals, industry partners, and phage enthusiasts to explore the latest in phage science, from regulatory reform and commercialization to production scale-up.


When

22, 23 & 24 October 2025 — 20:00 EAT (East Africa Time, UTC+3)

To make it easy, check the timezone converter embedded below the registration button. 


What to expect

  • Regulatory reforms: updates and practical guidance on navigating regulatory pathways for phage therapies and products.

  • Commercialization: insights from industry on taking phage research to market, partnerships, and fundraising.

  • Production & scale-up: practical talks on manufacturing, quality control, and scaling phage production for research and clinical use.

  • Live Q&A: interact with speakers, ask technical questions, and get career/collaboration advice.

Each evening will focus on a different theme and end with a moderated Q&A panel.


Who should attend

Students, academic researchers, clinicians, biotech professionals, entrepreneurs, regulators, policy makers, and anyone curious about bacteriophages and their real-world applications.

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World Phage Week — Session times

All sessions start at 20:00 EAT (UTC+3). Choose a session date below to see local times.

FAQs

Is there a fee?
No, the World Phage Week webinar series is free and open to anyone, but registration is required.

ong>Will recordings be available?
Yes. Registered participants will receive access link after the event.

Can I submit a question ahead of time?
Yes — the registration form includes an optional field for pre-submitted questions.


Contact

Questions or special requests? Email us at submissions@thephage.xyz


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