Martha Clokie, a microbiology professor and director of the Centre for Phage Research, James Ebdon, an environmental microbiology expert, and Claas Kirchhelle, a historian focused on phage history, dive into the fascinating world of bacteriophages. They discuss how these viruses target bacteria, offering hope against antibiotic resistance. The guests elaborate on the historical significance and potential medical applications of phages, including their role in disease tracking and environmental impacts, while highlighting the urgent need for further research.
