Professor Emeritus is recognized for his academic and instructional leadership in the environmental field.  

Biology and neuroscience professor Glen Ernstrom uses a green glowing protein and tiny worms to study how animal nerve cells transmit chemical signals at synapses. This summer, his student researchers, Jessica Guo ’21 and Edith Lopez ’22, learned new techniques and acquired greater depth as they assisted him in unlocking the secrets of the human brain. 

Behind a simple tick bite lies a multitude of complex ecological factors. Assistant Professor David Allen and his team of undergraduate researchers continue to ask, Why?

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.

The professor was honored for her efforts to engage students in biomedical research and make them part of the broader scientific community.

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.

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

Two members of the Middlebury College faculty have been promoted to the rank of associate professor without limit of tenure. 

Professor who studies the cell from which an egg develops is honored by Middlebury for her teaching and her research.

At its meeting in December, the board of trustees promoted seven faculty members to the rank of associate professor.

Middlebury's running list of fellowship recipients.

Elizabeth Morrison of the religion department and Jeremy Ward of the biology department have been promoted to associate professor.