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Phage Futures Europe – 25-26th September, Belgium

Hi all,
I wanted to post a quick update to promote the upcoming Phage Futures Europe meeting, which will be held in Belgium from 25th-26th of September, 2019. The conference follows on from the very successful Phage Futures Congress held in Washington D.C. earlier this year and brings together academics, start-ups and pharma to discuss how to translate phage therapies. The organiser have kindly offered SIG members an extra 10% off  with the code – SIG10 – early bird registration ends this week.




Join us Sept. 25-26, 2019 in Brussels, Belgium at Phage Futures Europe! The congress brings together peers from pharma and biotech companies alongside academia and experts from key regulatory bodies to discuss how to actively translate phage-based applications into viable therapeutics. Hear the latest on regulatory perceptions, investment and industry drivers, preclinical data and more. The agenda is now up, registration is open, and early bird pricing lasts until June 15. Use discount code SIG10 for an extra 10% off!

I will be attending this meeting and will provide an update on research, topics and discussions to SIG members. If anyone else is planning on attending please let me know,

Cheers,
Jeremy

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