Greg Miller

Greg Miller is a Professor in the Department of Psychology at Northwestern University, where his research investigates how stress affects health with emphasis on early-life stressors and their biological embedding across the lifespan.

His work integrates behavioral and biomedical sciences to establish plausible stress-health models, focusing on socioeconomic status impacts, adversity mechanisms, and interventions targeting inflammation and epigenetic aging. Key methodologies span psychoneuroimmunology, developmental psychology, and molecular epidemiology.

Publications from 2013-2025 reveal progression from socioeconomic health disparities to molecular mechanisms like gene expression and epigenetic aging, consistently highlighting youth populations and social stressors' role in health outcomes.

Miller leads an active research laboratory employing interdisciplinary approaches to map stress pathways from social environments to physiological disease processes, contributing significantly to health psychology and translational biobehavioral science.