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26th February 2023

Drug Delivery Systems Targeted drug delivery strategies are a vital part of the pipeline in converting a promising drug into a successful therapeutic strategy. Evolving drug delivery strategies are necessary...

11th February 2023

Recently, bacteriophages have paved their way as therapeutic agents in a diverse range of ecosystems and developmental fields, these being medicine, agriculture, food and environmental divisions of the wider R&D...

29th January 2023

Bacteriophage (phage) therapy has the potential to transform our approach to treating bacterial infections. We are delighted to announce that key infrastructure is being established for the provision of phage...

27th January 2023

What is the innovative technology behind Fixed Phage? Bacteriophages (also known as phages) are naturally-occurring microbes, first discovered independently by Frederick William Twort in 1915 and Felix d’Herelle in 1917....

16th December 2022

Following an extensive laboratory and office improvement project in 2021, the company has further invested in facilities in Q4 2022. The programme has involved undertaking extensive improvements of additional laboratories ensuring safety and...

Fixed Phage was delighted to host Carol Monaghan MP to our Glasgow facilities, Carol is the SNP constituency MP for Glasgow Northwest and a member of the House of Commons...

13th December 2022

Acne: a Common Skin Condition Worldwide The skin is home to a very complex microbial community – the skin microbiome. This community is delicately balanced by a wide variety of...

8th December 2022

“We’re all fae somewhere” Fixed Phage volunteer support for Refuweegee Staff at Fixed Phage was delighted to be able to support our local charity Refuweegee during a corporate volunteering day...