Phage Week | Bacteriophage Research in Algeria and the MENA|Helixia Bioinformatics DZ| Amir Guessoum

🦠 International Phage Week | Helixia Bioinformatics DZ 🎙️ Speaker: Amir Guessoum Research Scientist | Institut Pasteur of Algeria Helixia Bioinformatics DZ 📌 Presentation Title: Lessons Learnt and Future Directions for Bacteriophage Research in Algeria, the Mediterranean Basin and the Wider MENA Region In this session of International Phage Week, organized by Helixia Bioinformatics DZ, Amir Guessoum explores the current landscape, challenges, and future perspectives of bacteriophage research in Algeria, the Mediterranean Basin, and the wider Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region. 🔬 Key topics include: Current challenges and opportunities in regional bacteriophage research. Lessons learned from existing research initiatives. The potential applications of bacteriophages in human health, veterinary medicine, and environmental health. Strengthening research infrastructure, scientific training, and capacity building. Opportunities for regional and international scientific collaboration. 🌍 Building the Future of Phage Research This presentation highlights the importance of connecting researchers, institutions, and scientific communities to advance bacteriophage research and explore its potential contribution to addressing antimicrobial resistance (AMR) through a One Health approach. 🤝 About Helixia Bioinformatics DZ Helixia Bioinformatics DZ is a scientific initiative dedicated to promoting bioinformatics, computational biology, scientific knowledge exchange, and collaborative research. Through International Phage Week, we aim to connect researchers, share expertise, and encourage the development of new scientific collaborations. 🔔 Subscribe to our channel for more webinars, scientific discussions, and training opportunities! 💬 Share your questions and research ideas in the comments! #PhageWeek #HelixiaBioinformaticsDZ #AmirGuessoum #Bacteriophages #PhageResearch #PhageTherapy #Algeria #MENA #OneHealth #AntimicrobialResistance #Bioinformatics #ScientificCollaboration