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Peter Adler
Professor
Plant and Environmental Sciences Department
Office: Cherry Farm Insectary
Phone: 864-656-5044
Fax: 864-656-5069
Email: padler@clemson.edu
Personal Website: http://www.clemson.edu/cafls/biomia/index.html
Educational Background
Ph.D. Entomology
Pennsylvania State University 1983
M.S. Zoology
Pennsylvania State University 1979
B.S. Biology
Washington & Lee University 1976
Courses Taught
Insect Morphology
Insect Taxonomy
Insect Behavior
Research Interests
Ecology of medically important insects and their pathogens; interactions of blood-feeding insects with endangered vertebrates; ecology, cytogenetics, and systematics of black flies (Simuliidae); and the butterfly proboscis as a model for nanofluidic medical probes.
Publications
http://www.clemson.edu/cafls/biomia/pubs/
