Marta Taddeo

Marta Taddeo, Ph.D., serves as a Lecturer in the Biology and Environmental Science Department of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of New Haven, a position she has held since 2019. With over 17 years of academic teaching experience across multiple institutions, her career demonstrates deep commitment to undergraduate science education in biochemistry, biology, and environmental disciplines.

Her educational foundation includes:

• Ph.D. in Biochemistry from the University of Massachusetts
• M.S. in Clinical Laboratory Sciences from the University of Massachusetts
• M.S. in Pathology from Case Western Reserve University
• B.S. in Biochemistry from Case Western Reserve University

Dr. Taddeo's scholarly focus bridges biochemical mechanisms and neurodegenerative disease pathology, particularly Alzheimer's research, as evidenced by her sustained membership in ISTAART. Her work integrates cellular biology principles with environmental health perspectives, reflecting the interdisciplinary nature of her department. Active in professional societies including the American Chemical Society and American Society for Cellular Biology, she maintains strong connections to both chemical and biological research communities while emphasizing practical laboratory science applications.

Her extensive teaching portfolio across Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New York institutions demonstrates adaptability across diverse academic environments, from small liberal arts colleges to research-focused universities.