Eustache Paramithiotis

Biography

Eustache is responsible for the advancement of Caprion’s diagnostics development pipeline and is involved in the development of privately and publically funded biomarker discovery programs. He has led the development of new biology applications for the ProteoCarta™ platform in diverse disease areas such as oncology, inflammation, and metabolic disease, and has broad experience in target protein and biomarker discovery. He was the Principal Investigator of Caprion’s NIH/NIAID and CQDM funded programs in infectious disease and diabetes. Prior to the development of the ProteoCarta™ platform Eustache led Caprion’s mad cow disease diagnostic development program, resulting in the development of conformation-specific antibodies against aberrantly folded prion protein. Eustache holds a B.Sc. in Biology from Concordia University and a Ph.D. in Immunology from McGill University. He did post-doctoral research in immune system development and memory at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at the University of Alabama at Birmingham with an award from the prestigious Irvington Institute for Immunological Research. Eustache is responsible for the advancement of Caprion’s diagnostics development pipeline and is involved in the development of privately and publically funded biomarker discovery programs. He has led the development of new biology applications for the ProteoCarta™ platform in diverse disease areas such as oncology, inflammation, and metabolic disease, and has broad experience in target protein and biomarker discovery. He was the Principal Investigator of Caprion’s NIH/NIAID and CQDM funded programs in infectious disease and diabetes. Prior to the development of the ProteoCarta™ platform Eustache led Caprion’s mad cow disease diagnostic development program, resulting in the development of conformation-specific antibodies against aberrantly folded prion protein. Eustache holds a B.Sc. in Biology from Concordia University and a Ph.D. in Immunology from McGill University. He did post-doctoral research in immune system development and memory at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute at the University of Alabama at Birmingham with an award from the prestigious Irvington Institute for Immunological Research.

Research Interest

Clinical Pharmacy  Pharmaceutical Administration Medicinal Chemistry