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This is our October communication

A livestream to the Conference on Bacteriophages for SEA Faculty

IMPORTANT DATES
March 24 - 28, 2025: Registration Window
May 16, 2025: Deadline for abstract submission
May 23, 2025: Those selected to give talks will be notified.
May 29, 2025: Deadline to upload posters to be printed by HHMI
June 6 - 9: Attend SEA Faculty Meeting

WHO SHOULD REGISTER?
HHMI HQ has a meeting ...

As a result of our Genome Announcement Workflow, the journal microPublication Biology will now have the capacity to publish one genome announcement from each SEA school, and at a reduced publication fee of $150 (discounted by HHMI from $350). If you would like to publish a genome announcement in microPublication Biology in 2025 at this ...

The new issue of Message in a Bottle is available! Download it here.

Below are some guidelines to help you and your students prepare for the upcoming symposium. These include guidelines for:

• Important Dates
• Registration
• Abstracts and Posters
• Talks
• Interactions

 

IMPORTANT DATES
March 18, 2024:          Deadline to register for the Symposium.
March 18, 2024:          Deadline for abstract submission.
March 21, 2024:          Those selected to give ...

WHO SHOULD REGISTER?
HHMI HQ has a meeting capacity of 175 persons. Given the size of our community, this means that we invite 1 faculty member to represent each SEA institution. You may nominate a second faculty member to attend, in-person, in particular for schools offering both the PHAGES and GENES projects. An invitation will ...

Below are some guidelines to help you and your students prepare for the upcoming symposium. These include guidelines for:

• Important Dates
• Registration
• Abstracts and Posters
• Talks
• Interactions
   

 

IMPORTANT DATES
March 21, 2023:          Deadline to register for the Symposium.
March 21, 2023:          Deadline for abstract submission.
March 23, 2023:          Those selected to ...

2022 MRA Workflow
 

Purpose
The MRA workflow is designed to support you (SEA faculty) and your students publish MRAs describing phages that you and your students discover and characterize as part of the PHAGES project. Participation is this workflow is only a requirement for those who are offered a discounted publication fee, though we ...

SEA Faculty met virtually, in groups of 5 – 10, to discuss ideas for implementing SEA-PHAGES this coming academic year, focusing on strategies for maintaining safe distancing, preparing for the possibility of being fully online, and maintaining high student engagement. Below is a summary of suggested considerations, the majority of which are written in the context of Phage Discovery, though many are also applicable for Phage Genomics.