Aline Davis

Aline Davis serves as a Professor in the Biology Department at Framingham State University (FSU), where she actively mentors students through research collaborations and academic advising. She holds dual roles as a pre-health advisor for undergraduate students and faculty advisor to the Chi Omega Chapter of Beta Beta Beta, the national biological honor society.

Her research program investigates how natural and synthetic compounds alter biological structure and function, with specific expertise in estrogenic compounds, pesticides, and dietary substances like soy and milk. Using diverse model systems, her work bridges molecular physiology and environmental health, focusing on water contaminants with potential endocrine-disrupting effects. This interdisciplinary approach integrates neuroscience, toxicology, and molecular biology to understand systemic biological impacts.

Through the Beta Beta Beta honor society and pre-health advising, Dr. Davis cultivates student development in biological sciences, emphasizing research participation and professional preparation for medical and graduate programs. Her mentorship extends beyond the classroom into collaborative laboratory investigations examining biologically active compounds.