Eukaryotic Pathogens Innovation Center (EPIC) Archives | Clemson News

Researchers receive grant to study how fungal pathogens become drug-resistant

Clemson scientist looks for clues to develop new, lifesaving antifungal therapies

A woman looks inside research equipment and works through protective plastic sleeves.

Meet a Scientist: Anna Seekatz

Lady wearing blue lab coat scoops fish out of a small tank with a net

Research could lead to precision therapies for inflammatory diseases

illustration with DNA sequence data

Clemson to offer post-grad degrees in growing medical biophysics field

Upstate biochemistry senior named Clemson’s first Rhodes Scholar

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Creating opportunities for students

Man in lab coat talking to woman in lab coat in a lab

Clemson scientist receives $1.77M NIH grant to continue research on deadly parasites

Clemson undergraduates invest in the future by teaching science to middle-schoolers despite pandemic

Clemson undergraduates invest in the future by teaching science to middle-schoolers despite pandemic

Meredith Morris wearing mask

EPIC scientist receives $369K grant to study parasite that causes African sleeping sickness

Clemson researcher’s mini-review featured in ‘Early-Career Scientist’ series

Meredith Morris and grad student in lab

Clemson scientists working to find new ways to combat parasitic diseases that afflict millions

Zhicheng Dou sitting at microscope in his lab

New grant enables Clemson researcher to further combat widespread parasitic disease

Heather Walters working in lab.

College of Science graduate student wins campus thesis award

Naren Vyavahare, the Hunter Endowed Chair of Bioengineering at Clemson University, is the principal investigator of the grant that created the the South Carolina Bioengineering Center for Regeneration and Formation of Tissues.

Statewide team lands five years of funding for biomedical research

Photo of Dou looking into a microscope

EPIC researchers gain ground in the race to cure widespread parasitic infection

The parasite Trypanosoma brucei is seen through a microscope living among the bloodstream.

Pitted against parasites: Developing a creative way to turn a parasite’s own evolutionary adaptations against itself.

At alumni event

Past and future join as one at College of Science 2019 philanthropy reception

Clemson selected as Beckman Scholar institution

This wallet card displays the fundamental constants of measurement.

Global system of measurements undergoes historic change

SICB regional meeting at Clemson showcases flashes of brilliance

Walters presents poster.

Top experts on infectious disease gather at sixth annual CBEP meeting