
Title: Professor
Department: School of Agricultural, Forest, and Environmental Sciences
Expert Area: Insect behavior, ecology, management of black flies, biodiversity assessments of biting flies, host-parasite interactions, economic impact assessments of black flies, role of insect-borne diseases in human history
Email: padler@clemson.edu
Phone (o): 864.656.5044
Phone (h): 864.639.4558
Dr. Adler's research is focused on the behavior, ecology, cytogenetics, systematics, and management of insects that affect the health and welfare of humans, domestic animals, and wildlife. Current research projects include the behavioral ecology of aquatic and terrestrial arthropods, global and local biodiversity assessments of biting flies, cytogenetic analyses of black flies, taxonomic revisions and phylogenies of black flies, host-parasite interactions, economic-impact assessments of black flies, and the role of insect-borne diseases in human history.