Bluephage will be exhibiting at IFAT in Munich, the leading trade fair for environmental technologies, from 30 May to 3 June
BLOG | Bluephage Bluephage will present the Qualitative Rapid Kit for coliphage detection at the...
Conclusions and recording of the webinar: Past, present, and future of coliphages
BLOG | BluephageOn 21 April 2022, Bluephage hosted the webinar "Past, Present and Future of...
The pandemic has shown that we need more viral indicators
BLOG | BluephageBluehage interviews Mariana Fittipaldi of IELAB to discuss best practices in...
Bluephage presents its solutions to ensure safe water at the Singapore International Water Week 2022
BLOG | BluephageBluephage advocates for coliphage monitoring in water at Singapore International...
Families and characteristics of bacteriophages, the indicator microorganisms of feacal and viral water contamination.
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Why is it better to test for viruses rather than bacteria to ensure the absence of pathogens in water?
BLOG | BluephageInterview with Julia Martín, Chief Development Officer at Bluephage The most...
International Water Day 2022
BLOG | BluephageInterview with Enric Queralt, CEO at Bluephage March is an important month for...
Bluephage brings together in the webinar “Past, Present, and Future of Coliphages” the pioneers in the field of study of these new viral indicators in water
BLOG | Bluephage Invited speakers are world experts and leaders in the field of coliphages...
Bluephage launches the Qualitative Rapid Kit, a patented technology for detecting coliphages in less than 6.5h
Nuria Guilera interview in ocassion of the Qualitative Bluephage Rapid Kit international launch
The future of the environmental diagnostics market is promising and will be oriented towards fast, easy, and on-site diagnostic methods
BLOG | BluephageBluephage interviews Adela Yañez from LABAQUA to discuss the current state of the...
One Water: Understanding that all water has value
The One Water concept is based on the basic principles of equity, affordability, and access to water, giving value to all types of water and encouraging industry members to work together to solve water challenges throughout the water cycle and its various uses.
Are viruses among the leading causes of bathing-related infectious outbreaks?
Bluephage interviews Professor Anicet R. Blanch on EU Bathing Water Directive review, closing January 20th 2022
Recommended reading list for microbiology and virology for 2022
Bluephage recommends some titles on microbiology and virology to keep us up to date on these topics and inspire us in our daily work in the lab.
What are the water sample collection points, frequency, and indicator organisms that ensure that the water supplied to citizens is free of pathogens?
Microbiological analysis of drinking water emphasizes evaluating the hygienic quality of the supply. This requires isolation and enumeration of indicator organisms for the presence of fecal contamination.
A holistic approach to water management is becoming essential
Bluephage aims to become a key player in the mechanisms that assist difficult water resource management decisions by providing a faster, more accurate, and user-friendly technology for analyzing faecal and viral contamination in water.
Five main reasons justify the effectiveness of working with coliphages in the laboratory for regular microbiological water testing
BLOG | BluephageThese are key reasons for testing for coliphages in microbiological water analysis...
How pathogens in manure cause human disease
Fecal pollution sources from human or animal are among the most important loss of water quality.
Greater social awareness is needed to invest in innovative and sustainable technologies to treat human-generated waste, including water.
Bluephage promotes the sustainability of the water cycle by ensuring the microbiological safety of wastewater.
WHO warns on AMR to be one of the top 10 threats to global public health
Bluephage’s technology solutions can help prevent waterborne diseases.
Bluephage successfully closes its crowdfunding round beating its initial goal by 114% and raising €916,714 in just one month.
The entire Bluephage team would like to thank all of the more than 602 investors who believe in the Rapid Kit test for the analysis of coliphages,
What are the main sources of faecal contamination of water and how to control them in a water safety plan?
Bluephage’s team of experts offers consulting services to implement Water Safety Plans and monitor faecal water contamination through its Easy Kit and Rapid Kit, streamlining and drastically reducing the preparation time for obtaining results.
Latest Lancet Countdown report reveals climate change could increase water-borne diseases
BLOG | BluephageRising average temperatures and altered rainfall patterns are beginning to reverse...
According to the Sixth Assessment Report of the IPCC/AR 6, climate change is real and directly affects the water cycle
Bluephage is aware of the effects of climate change to ensure water quality in near real-time. For example, the consequences of floods or droughts will lead to sudden microbiological disorders in controlled human water supplies, which will require rapid and accurate microbial monitoring.
Bluephage participa en la Primera Jornada del Agua en el marco de la Feria Ecoviure de Manresa
Bluephage participa en la Primera Jornada del Agua en el marco de la Feria Ecoviure de Manresa
Bluephage wins the Innowise Scale Infrastructure Competition organized by the European Institute of Innovation and Technology, EIT
BLOG | BluephageBluephage has received the first prize of €12,000 in equity fare cash and a...
Bluephage launches a crowdfunding campaign and raises 98% of its initial goal in the first week
BLOG | Bluephage Bluephage launches a crowdfunding campaign to raise funds to launch its patented...
What can Bluephage do to combat the water scarcity crisis?
BLOG | BluephageDon't miss Bluephage's participation in the Innowise Scale competitionThis...
Global warming and human activity drastically altering surface water quality
BLOG | BluephageColiphages have been used for decades to assess surface water quality and...
To focus on water reuse as a strategy for the planet’s sustainability, guaranteeing its healthiness for human consumption
BLOG | BluephageAll water is recycled and reused as part of the hydrologic cycle.Manufactured...
Can groundwater be microbiologically contaminated?
BLOG | BluephageGroundwater from deep, confined aquifers is the water source least susceptible to...
Coliphages to ensure the absence of pathogens in biosolids
BLOG | BluephageColiphages are an excellent viral indicator in biosolids to ensure the viability...
A growing interest in coliphage surveillance in the last decade. Regulations and guidelines of the previous ten year
BLOG | BluephageColiphages are among several groups of bacteriophages that have been suggested as...
WHO publishes updated Guidelines on Recreational Water Quality, 13 July 2021
BLOG | BluephageThe Guidelines on Recreational Water Quality, which should be applied in...
How to quickly, effectively, and safely control fecal contamination in water
BLOG | BluephageWater is essential to sustain life on our planet, but it is also a matrix that...
Bluephage plays an essential role in the water consumption cycle providing quick, safe, and efficient information on viral water contamination
BLOG | BluephageThe United Nations Sustainable Development Goals pay special attention to water, a...
Meet Miriam Pascual, Chief Quality Officer (CQO) at Bluephage
BLOG | BluephageMeet the Bluephage team! Miriam Pascual is the Chief Quality Officer (CQO) at...
The European Institute of Innovation has selected Bluephage among 20 innovative companies to find solutions to water scarcity
BLOG | BluephageBluephage is presented as a proposal within the case study Public water utility...
PCR versus cultural methods to detect coliphages
BLOG | BluephageIn water analysis, microbes can be detected by culture methods or by molecular...
First regulation in a European Member State requesting to measure somatic coliphages in sludge treatment
BLOG | BluephageAn ordinance of April 20, 2021, published in the JO Legifrance of May 27,...
Why are coliphages the new viral indicators in microbiological water analysis?
BLOG | BluephageThe urgency of better water quality 1 billion people without access to safe...
Bluephage introduces its Easy Kits for Water Testing in Africa to detect pathogenic viruses
BLOG | BluephageBluephage has virtually signed a deal with a South African distributor during the...
W.A.S.H: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene
BLOG | BluephageAccording to UNICEF, the W.A.S.H. system should be accessible to everyone,...
Why does WHO recommend testing for coliphages to ensure water quality?
BLOG | BluephageThe WHO emphasizes some microbiological aspects to ensure water qualityThe fourth...
Webinar: ¿Cómo analizar los colífagos?
BLOG | BluephageEl 16 de junio, Bluephage organizó un seminario web para profesionales de...
The new Regulation (EU) 2020/741 of the European Parliament implies the control of coliphages to validate reclaimed water for agricultural irrigation.
BLOG | BluephageAccording to these new rules, the validation control of reclaimed water for...
Is this worth concentrating virus in a water sample?
BLOG | BluephageFor human virus detection, except for wastewater samples, the concentration of...
“We help water analysts ensure the absence of disease-causing pathogenic viruses.”
Interview with Julian Martin, head of research and product development at Bluephage, and Ph.D. in Environmental Microbiology and Biotechnology (UB), with extensive experience in microbiological assessment of water quality and the use of bacteriophages as indicators of fecal contamination in the water cycle.
Are there more human viruses than coliphages?
BLOG | BluephageViruses infecting bacteria, or bacteriophages, are the most abundant biological...
Bluephage is one of the 100 first BCorp companies in Spain!
Today is a great day for Bluephage! The BCorp nameplate is already in the core of our company, the...
Bluephage simplifies and accelerates the coliphages enumeration process with all-in-one and ready-to-use solutions
Bluephage Easy Kits products for ISO or US-EPA analysis are a ready-to-use solution for standard...
