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Gregory Pask

Associate Professor of Biology

Middlebury College

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Department Of Biology

Middlebury College

Department of Neuroscience

Gregory Pask is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor of Biology at Middlebury College.

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Gregory Pask

Middlebury College

Associate Professor of Biology

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biology insect science entomology chemical ecology insect biochemistry semiochemicals biophysics insect molecular biology pheromone biochemistry insect sting allergy morphology (biology) botany avian biology zoology animal behavior breeding behavior winter firefly indian jumping ant cuticular hydrocarbons systems biology molecular biology quantitative biology biological imaging biosystems computational biology computational imaging medical image computing biomedical analysis biomedical imaging ecological entomology distance education performative teaching higher education wildlife reproductive biology integrative biology microscope image processing biological data digital imaging bioimage analysis ecological chemistry tropical insect science terrestrial arthropods learning environments informal learning participant observation interactive learning higher education teaching coral reefs comparative physiology distal tip organismal biology automated observation flexible imaging platform photinus corruscus linnaeus photinus pyralis sex-biased expression common eastern firefly odorant receptor family outreach events impactful research dual function detecting both volatile

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Sensitivity to Cuticular Hydrocarbons Across the Odorant Receptor Family in the Indian Jumping Ant, Harpegnathos Saltator. Frontiers in Insect Science (2026)

animal behaviorcuticular hydrocarbonsmorphology (biology)comparative physiologyzoologyevolutionary ecologyinsect biochemistryindian jumping antnervous systembiologyecology and evolutionary biologyinsect molecular biologyinsect sting allergypheromone biochemistryecologyharpegnathos saltatorsemiochemicalsinsect scienceentomologychemical ecology

Antennal Rnaseq Reveals Odorant Receptors With Sex-Biased Expression in the Common Eastern Firefly, Photinus Pyralis. BMC Genomics (2025)

geneticspheromone biochemistrybiologysex-biased expressionsemiochemicalsinsect biochemistrycoevolutioncommon eastern fireflyphotinus pyralisentomologychemical ecologyinsect molecular biologyinsect sting allergy

“Biological Controls Will Best Your Beasties!”: Visitor Learning at Outreach Events in Novel Informal Learning Spaces. Proceedings. (2025)

Lisa LundgrenZahra JahaniAlexis MychajliwAndrew SwaffordGregory PaskGabriel-Phillip Santos

learning environmentseducationservicelearningdistance educationcommunity engagementperformative teachinginteractive learningoutreach eventsparticipant observationinformal learningexperiential learningbehavioral sciences

Conducting Impactful Research at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

higher educationeducationcommunity-engaged researchundergraduate researchhigher education teachingeducational researchimpactful research

Sensitivity to Cuticular Hydrocarbons Across the Odorant Receptor Family in the Indian Jumping Ant. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

animal behaviorcuticular hydrocarbonszoologyterrestrial arthropodsevolutionary ecologyinsect biochemistryindian jumping antecological entomologybiologyecology and evolutionary biologyodorant receptor familyinsect molecular biologypheromone biochemistrysemiochemicalstropical insect scienceinsect scienceentomologychemical ecologyphysiology

Identification of a Female-Produced Sex Attractant Pheromone of the Winter Firefly, Photinus Corruscus Linnaeus (Coleoptera: Lampyridae). Journal of Chemical Ecology (2023)

Sarah E. LowerGregory M. PaskKyle ArriolaSean HalloranHannah HolmesDaphné C. HalleyYiyu ZhengDouglas B. CollinsJocelyn G. Millar

avian biologyecologyphotinus corruscus linnaeusecological chemistrymolecular biologybotanyinsect scienceentomologychemical ecologybreeding behaviorwinter firefly

Identification of a Female-Produced Sex Attractant Pheromone of the Winter Firefly, Photinus Corrusca. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Sarah E. LowerGregory M. PaskKyle ArriolaSean HalloranHannah HolmesDaphné C. HalleyYiyu ZhengDouglas B. CollinsJocelyn G. Millar

coral reefsbiologybreeding behavioravian biologyreproductive biologyecologywildlifebotanyinsect scienceentomologymarine biologywinter firefly

Microstructures at the Distal Tip of Ant Chemosensory Sensilla. Scientific Reports (2022)

biophysicsmorphology (biology)insect scienceintegrative biologydistal tip

Microstructures of Ant Chemosensory Sensilla Support a Dual Function in Detecting Both Volatile and Contact-Mediated Cues. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

biologydetecting both volatiledual functionbiophysicssemiochemicalsinsect biochemistrysymbiosisinsect sciencechemical ecologycontact-mediated cuesinsect sting allergy

PISPY: An Affordable, Accessible, and Flexible Imaging Platform for the Automated Observation of Organismal Biology and Behavior. PLoS ONE (2022)

organismal biologybiologycomputational imagingbioimage analysisbiological imagingbiophysicscomputational biologymedical image computingbiological datadigital imagingbiomedical imagingsystems biologybiosystemsflexible imaging platformautomated observationquantitative biologybiomedical analysismicroscope image processing

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Gregory Pask

Associate Professor of Biology

Middlebury College

Affiliations

Department Of Biology

Middlebury College

Department of Neuroscience

Gregory Pask is currently serving as a Biology Associate Professor of Biology at Middlebury College.

Honors

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Gregory Pask

Middlebury College

Associate Professor of Biology

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Sensitivity to Cuticular Hydrocarbons Across the Odorant Receptor Family in the Indian Jumping Ant, Harpegnathos Saltator. Frontiers in Insect Science (2026)

Antennal Rnaseq Reveals Odorant Receptors With Sex-Biased Expression in the Common Eastern Firefly, Photinus Pyralis. BMC Genomics (2025)

“Biological Controls Will Best Your Beasties!”: Visitor Learning at Outreach Events in Novel Informal Learning Spaces. Proceedings. (2025)

Lisa LundgrenZahra JahaniAlexis MychajliwAndrew SwaffordGregory PaskGabriel-Phillip Santos

Conducting Impactful Research at Primarily Undergraduate Institutions. Integrative and Comparative Biology (2025)

higher educationeducationcommunity-engaged researchundergraduate researchhigher education teachingeducational researchimpactful research

Sensitivity to Cuticular Hydrocarbons Across the Odorant Receptor Family in the Indian Jumping Ant. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Identification of a Female-Produced Sex Attractant Pheromone of the Winter Firefly, Photinus Corruscus Linnaeus (Coleoptera: Lampyridae). Journal of Chemical Ecology (2023)

Sarah E. LowerGregory M. PaskKyle ArriolaSean HalloranHannah HolmesDaphné C. HalleyYiyu ZhengDouglas B. CollinsJocelyn G. Millar

avian biologyecologyphotinus corruscus linnaeusecological chemistrymolecular biologybotanyinsect scienceentomologychemical ecologybreeding behaviorwinter firefly

Identification of a Female-Produced Sex Attractant Pheromone of the Winter Firefly, Photinus Corrusca. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

Sarah E. LowerGregory M. PaskKyle ArriolaSean HalloranHannah HolmesDaphné C. HalleyYiyu ZhengDouglas B. CollinsJocelyn G. Millar

coral reefsbiologybreeding behavioravian biologyreproductive biologyecologywildlifebotanyinsect scienceentomologymarine biologywinter firefly

Microstructures at the Distal Tip of Ant Chemosensory Sensilla. Scientific Reports (2022)

biophysicsmorphology (biology)insect scienceintegrative biologydistal tip

Microstructures of Ant Chemosensory Sensilla Support a Dual Function in Detecting Both Volatile and Contact-Mediated Cues. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2022)

biologydetecting both volatiledual functionbiophysicssemiochemicalsinsect biochemistrysymbiosisinsect sciencechemical ecologycontact-mediated cuesinsect sting allergy

PISPY: An Affordable, Accessible, and Flexible Imaging Platform for the Automated Observation of Organismal Biology and Behavior. PLoS ONE (2022)

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