We study helminth parasites to better understand the world’s biodiversity and improve health while advancing
diagnostic tools for detecting infections caused by helminths of domestic animals, wildlife, and humans.

Go ahead…Make my May!

It’s time to recognize again all the scientific contributions that the Verocai Lab has made this year thus far. Enjoy…

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Charles Dar-worm Day

Happy Darwin Day! The TAMU Parasitology Club and members of the awesome Criscione Lab had a great time interacting with…

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AAVP STUDENT WEBINAR SERIES

We are thrilled to announce the launch of the AAVP Student Webinar Series: “We Are Veterinary Parasitologists”. These parasite-centric seminars…

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The Virbac Vets

Yesterday, AAVP TAMU was delighted to host Virbac for a fun, informative, and interactive lunch seminar! We would like to…

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New Year, New Papers!

It’s been a busy year and that means lots, and lots of papers! The last time we updated our recently…

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WELCOME TO AAVP TAMU OR PARASITOLOGY CLUB!

All students are welcome to this newly formed club (undergraduates, graduates, and veterinary students)

Email – kulpamat@gmail.com – to receive future emails regarding club events and information

NEXT EVENT: AAVP student webinar series on MAR 16 @ 5pm – “Slithery Parasites and how to study zoonotic parasites of reptiles?” from Dr. Jairo Alfonso Mendoza Roldan

REMINDER: Field trip with Small Ruminant Club! Become FAMACHA certified on March 19th. Email coragarcia1999@tamu.edu for details