Bacteriology

Members

Jason K Blackburn
Department: LS-GEOGRAPHY

Jason K Blackburn

Professor; EPI Associate Director for Research Resources
Phone: (352) 273-9374
Michael J Dark
Department: Department of Comparative, Diagnostic & Population Medicine

Michael J Dark DVM, PhD, DACVP

Director & Clinical Associate Professor
Phone: (352) 294-4138
Mariola J Ferraro
Department: AG-MICROBIOLOGY – CELL SCI

Mariola J Ferraro

D.Phil.
Phone: (352) 846-0954
Aria Eshraghi
Department: Department of Infectious Diseases & Immunology

Aria Eshraghi

Assistant Professor
Phone: (352) 294-4194
Paul A Gulig
Department: Molecular Genetics & Microbiology

Paul A Gulig

Emeritus Professor
Anthony T Maurelli
Department: Department of Environmental and Global Health

Anthony T Maurelli

Professor
Phone: (352) 294-5029
J. Glenn Morris
Department: RE-EMERGING PATHOGENS

J. Glenn Morris M.D., M.P.H. & T.M.

Professor; EPI Associate Director of Research Initiatives
Phone: (352) 273-7008
Michael H Norris
Department: RE-EMERGING PATHOGENS

Michael H Norris

AFFL AST PROF
Phone: (352) 273-8445
David W Pascual
Department: Department of Infectious Diseases & Immunology

David W Pascual

Professor
Phone: (352) 294-4104
Charles Peloquin
Department: Pharmacotherapy & Translational Research

Charles Peloquin Pharm.D.

The Jack C. Massey Endowed Professor, and Past Associate Chair, Department Pharmacotherapy and Translational Research
Phone: (352) 273-6266
Tamara Revazishvili
Department: RE-EMERGING PATHOGENS

Tamara Revazishvili

Assistant Scientist
Phone: (352) 273-9395
Marie N Séraphin
Department: Department of Epidemiology

Marie N Séraphin PhD

Assistant Professor
Phone: (352) 273-9584
Eric Triplett
Department: AG-MICROBIOLOGY – CELL SCI

Eric Triplett

Professor/Chair
Phone: (352) 392-5430
Apichai Tuanyok
Department: Department of Infectious Diseases & Immunology

Apichai Tuanyok

Associate Professor
Phone: (352) 294-8269

Research News

Citrus greening disease in Florida: What to know 

Citrus greening, a destructive plant disease that affects the health of citrus trees, is devastating the Floridian citrus industry. Researchers and growers race to fine a cure to this vector-spread…

Vibrio vulnificus in Florida: What to know 

While infections are rare, the flesh-eating bacteria Vibrio vulnificus thrives in Florida’s warm, salty waters year-round. To protect yourself from this life-threatening infection, avoid swimming and fishing in brackish water…

Vibrio vulnificus in Florida: the flesh-eating bacteria you may have heard about

Vibrio vulnificus, sometimes known as flesh-eating bacteria, is often transmitted when someone with an open wound enters brackish water. The infection can lead to necrotizing fasciitis, a condition where the…

Uncovering unique approaches to tuberculosis research 

Tuberculosis, a disease that primarily affects the lungs, is still a leading infectious killer estimated to have caused 1.3 million deaths in 2022. Three EPI members bring unique approaches to…