to Friday, August 8, 2025
We use email to track your registration, so make sure to use the same email address every time!
Greetings, my dear phage family,
More than 50 years ago, we built the Evergreen Phage Meeting as a place for discovery, collaboration, and the relentless pursuit of phage science. What a journey it has been! Though I won’t be there in person this year, my heart is with you all as you continue to push the field forward.
Evergreen has been one of the greatest experiences of my life, and I am grateful to see the Phagebiotics Research Foundation carrying this legacy into the future. Keep asking big questions, forging new connections, and sharing knowledge—because that’s what makes this community truly special.
Wishing you all a fantastic meeting and many more to come!
With gratitude,
Dr. Betty Kutter
For the first time in its history, the legendary Evergreen Phage Meeting is coming to Knoxville, Tennessee! This milestone event marks a new era of accessibility, collaboration, and scientific breakthroughs.
Led by Ria Kaelin (Phagebiotics) & Tom Denes (UT Knoxville) in collaboration with PhageDirectory
This year, we celebrate not just the future of phage science but also the extraordinary legacy of Dr. Betty Kutter. After more than 50 years of groundbreaking research and mentorship, Betty has transitioned to Emeritus Leader—but her impact endures.
Evergreen wouldn’t exist without her vision, dedication, and passion. Join us as we honor Betty and the pioneers who shaped phage science, ensuring their legacy continues to inspire future generations.
A special evening at The Press Room dedicated to the greats of phage biology.
We’re committed to making Evergreen 2025 inclusive & budget-friendly with:
✔️ Discounted hotel rates & room-sharing coordination
✔️ Complimentary transportation & walkable downtown access
✔️ Maximized value with meals, networking, and scientific engagement
Evergreen aims to be more than just a conference—it strives to foster a community, build a lasting legacy, and contribute to the future of phage science. 🚀 Join us in Knoxville.
Questions? Contact us—we’re here to help. info@phagebiotics.org
The next chapter of phage science is being written—your voice belongs in it.
This year we are focusing on the following tracks:
Phage Biology, Evolution, Ecology, and Therapeutics: Continuing the core tracks that built Evergreen’s legacy
Diagnostics: Phage-based tools for infection detection and microbiome analysis.
Regulation & Policy: Navigating the evolving landscape of phage therapy approvals and global standards.
Biomanufacturing & Scale-Up: Bridging research and industry to bring phage-based products to market.
From Classroom to Career: Connecting students, postdocs, and industry leaders to foster professional growth.
Please submit your abstract as soon as possible, as they are accepted on a rolling basis.
If you need a Visa Letter, you must submit your abstract before requesting a visa letter!
All abstracts have a 4,000 character limit for the body of the abstract. Brevity is the soul of wit.
Abstract Deadlines:
For groups of 5 or more, email Ria at ria@phagebiotics.org for a group discount!
Use Promo Code EARLYBIRD100 until March 1st for the discount!
Early Bird Student | $650 USD |
Early Bird Academic & Government | $750 USD |
Early Bird Industry | $1,000 USD |
Student | $750 USD |
Academic & Government | $850 USD |
Industry | $1100 USD |
Last day of Early Bird is Feb 28th.
Downtown Marriott | $186/night | 2 Queens, 525 Henley St, Knoxville, TN 37902 |
Downtown Hilton | $169/night | 2 Queens, 501 W Church Ave, Knoxville, TN 37902 |
The Tennesseean Hotel | $208/night | King or Queen option, 531 Henley St, Knoxville, TN 37902 |
Interested in volunteering?
Please reach out to Ria at ria@phagebiotics.org