The grant enables Spatafora and her students to continue work on developing a compound that could block the formation of dental cavities and improve oral health.

A rock extracted by Jeff Munroe and Emmet Norris ’19 offers detailed records of past climates. 

In a series of short videos, faculty members describe the winding paths that led them to Middlebury.

Geneticist Heidi Rehm ’93 is at the forefront of a genetic revolution in medicine, which may eventually lead to personalized care based on individual DNA.

A theoretical physicist known as a superb lecturer has received the College's top award for teaching in mathematics or natural science.

The pioneering researcher on the structure of chromosome ends known as telomeres will give a public talk on March 9.

Students are working with campus horticulturalist Tim Parsons to plan for the arrival of the devastating emerald ash borer, which will put as many as 200 campus trees at risk.

Professor Martin Chalfie, who discovered green fluorescent protein, revealed how his groundbreaking scientific discovery was made.

Chalfie’s work on green fluorescent protein revolutionized biology research.