Lord Browne

Engineering Britain's future: how to strike the right balance

2010

Tony Ryan

The impact of NANO technology on the construction industry

2008

Christopher Frayling

From Brunel to Wallace & Gromit: the public image of the British engineer

2006

Robert Winston

The Human Embryo: Thoughts on Structural Engineering

2004

Neil Cossons

Engineering a nation: celebrating the past

2002

Susan Adele Greenfield

The structural engineer's brain: myth or reality?

2000

Jonathon Espie Porritt

Engineering a Sustainable Future

1998

Norman Robert Foster

Cities and Urban Life: London and Elsewhere

1996

Peter Garth Palumbo

Building the Millennium: Society and the Built Environment

1994

Robert Alastair Newton Morton

Building Britain into Europe: Looking Towards the Opening of the Channel Tunnel

1992

Harold Montague Finniston

Engineering in the 2lst Century

1990

Edward Richard George Heath

The Developing World

1988

David Anthony Llewellyn Owen

An Engineering Policy for Britain

1986

Michael Posner

Engineers, Economists, and the Marketplace

1984

Robert Andrew Inskip Caldecot

Whither British Engineering?

1982

Eric Roberts Laithwaite

Technological Education for the Next Century

1980

Antony Alexander Part

Industry in a Changing World

1978

Hugh Mackintosh Foot

Colonialism to Internationalism

1976

Arnold Abraham Goodman

The Home as an Influence on the Way of Life

1974

Brian Hilton Flowers

Engineering and the Universities

1972

Evelyn Adelaide Sharp

How we are Governed: Logic or Chance?

1970

Ove Nyquist Arup

The World of the Structural Engineer

1968

William Holford

Architecture as Structure and Environment

1966

Alfred Charles Bernard Lovell

Astronomy and the Engineer

1964

Reginald Patrick Linstead

Quality in Scientific Education

1962

Oleg Alexander Kerensky

Long Span Suspension Bridges

1959