Notable Awards and Positions
1950–51, Fulbright scholarship, The Zoological Station, Naples, Italy
1955–56, President, The American Association of University Professors
1961, Elected as a member, The American Academy of Arts and Sciences
1963, Admitted into the National Academy of Sciences (NAS), served as chair of the NAS Zoology Section, and when it was later dissolved he became chair of the new Section of Neurobiology
1965, President, The American Society of Zoologists (now the Society for Integrative and Comparative Biology (SICB))
1968, Karl Spencer Lashley Award, The American Philosophical Society
1970, Elected as a member, The American Philosophical Society
1973, Queen’s Fellow in Marine Biology, Australia
1973-4, Third president of The Society for Neuroscience
1984, First president of the International Society for Neuroethology
1984, Ralph W. Gerard Prize, The Society for Neuroscience
1988, Honorary Doctorate, University of Frankfurt
2000, Honorary Doctorate, University of Loyola Chicago
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