• B.S., University of Nebraska    1973
• M.D. with Distinction, University of Nebraska    1973
• M.S., Harvard University (Honorary)    1993
• Pediatric Residency, Mass General Hosp /Harvard Medical School    1973-1976
• Post-Doctoral Fellow, NIH    1976-1979
• Charles King Trust Research Fellow    1979-1981
• Instructor to Associate Professor, Harvard Medical School    1979-1993
• Basil O'Connor Early Scholar Award    1981-1984
• Director, Laboratory of Developmental Chronobiology, Mass General Hosp   1983-2001
• Established Investigatorship of American Heart Association    1986-1991
• Member, American Association for Clinical Investigation    1987-
• E. Mead Johnson Award for Outstanding Research    1991
• NIH-NICHD MERIT Award    1992-2002
• Professor, Harvard Medical School    1993-2001
• Chair, Gordon Conference on Pineal Cell Biology    1998
• Higgins Family Professor of Neuroscience, UMass Med    2001-
• Professor & Chair, Dept Neurobiology, UMass Med    2001-
• President, Society for Research on Biological Rhythms    2002-2004
• Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science    2011-
• G.J. Mendel Medal from the Czech Academy of Sciences    2012
• Chancellor's Medal for Distinguished Scholarship, UMass Med    2016

Molecular Neuroethology

In an integrated set of studies, our laboratory is using anatomical, cellular, molecular, electrophysiological, genetic and behavioral approaches to more fully understand the biological basis of monarch butterfly (Danaus plexippus) migration, with a focus on the butterfly's navigational abilities and its ancestral circadian clock. For details see the Reppert Lab link