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Research done at EPIC is being implemented globally, allowing Clemson to contribute to the betterment of world health. To learn more about the current research projects, visit the EPIC website. go.tig.rs/gxh6qk

.Clemson EPIC is at the forefront of biomedical research on eukaryotic pathogens that cause some of the most devastating and intractable human diseases, including malaria, amoebic dysentery, sleeping sickness, Chagas disease and fungal meningitis. news.clemson.edu/after-a-decade…

Curious about the brain-eating amoeba? Check out this article from Clemson News about the work Jillian Milanes is doing for her PhD research. Important work showing how critical collaborations are for research! Check the article out here: news.clemson.edu/rare-but-almos…

Dr. Kim Paul was highlighted in this report for her article in The Conversation about Guinea worm eradication. Check it out here: abc13.com/president-jimm…

On Friday, February 24, the Genetics and Biochemistry department welcomed Dr. Ryan Fecteau back to Campus. Dr. Fecteau was an undergraduate researcher in the J. Morris (EPIC) lab during his time at Clemson. He now works as an MD/PhD with a focus on Radiation Oncology at Duke.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary, the Eukaryotic Pathogens Innovation Center (Clemson EPIC) is an interdisciplinary research cooperative that is at the forefront of biomedical research on devastating pathogens. bit.ly/3Ij2pB6

Jillian Milanes, a graduate research assistant in Clemson EPIC, is working working with professor James Morris on research regarding a rare brain eating amoeba. Her research may help develop new therapeutics to help treat those affected by it. bit.ly/41l0mFc

We have some EPIC undergraduate researchers in the center!

Curious about the pathogens we study and the faculty behind our center? Check out this article celebrating 10 years of #EPIC.

Congratulations to EPIC PhD candidate Joshua Saliutama ! He was named Teaching Assistant of the Semester by CUSG! Check out the article here: news.clemson.edu/doctoral-stude…

Happy first day of Spring Break ‘23, Tigers!

Congratulations to the new Dr. Knight!

Our friends (UGA CTEGD) are hosting their annual symposium! It is always a fantastic day filled with great science.

Congratulations to the new Dr. Jillian Milanes!! Way to go, Jill!

Today is Give Day at Clemson University! Join us in supporting the next generation of researchers in eukaryotic infectious disease. Show your support and make a donation today - bit.ly/3nD8xO5

It has been a while since we’ve introduced ourselves! Clemson’s Eukaryotic Pathogens Innovation Center- EPIC- is an interdisciplinary research cooperative founded in 2013 that is at the forefront of biomedical research on devastating pathogens.

Congratulations to our two #EPIC Ph.D. graduates! Dr. Jillian Milanes and Dr. Emily Knight 🎓🐅

We continue celebrating our Decade of EPIC with a seminar by Katherine Floyd. Katherine is an alumni from the Zhicheng Dou lab and is now a PhD Candidate studying Malaria at Washington University in St. Louis.

We are so excited to have Stephen Dolan join us in the fall! We can’t wait to see what he and his new lab will accomplish!

🚨Our 2013-2023: A Decade of EPIC continues! 🚨 We are so excited to welcome Krutika Mediwala Hornback back to Clemson tomorrow to discuss “From bench to bedside: optimizing patient care and outcomes”. The flyer is attached and we hope to see you there! Clemson University College of Science Clemson University Biological Sciences #CU_G&B