Recipients
- 2012 Witold Nazarewicz
- 2011 Richard F. Casten
- 2010 Steven C. Pieper and Robert B. Wiringa
- 2009 Robert D. McKeown
- 2008 Arthur M. Poskanzer
- 2007 Stuart J. Freedman
- 2006 Ian Towner and John Hardy
- 2005 Roy Holt
- 2004 George F. Bertsch
- 2003 Arthur Bruce McDonald
- 2002 J. David Bowman
- 2001 Richard Geller and Claude Lyneis
- 2000 Raymond G. Arnold
- 1999 Vijay Raghunath Pandharipande
- 1998 Joel M. Moss
- 1997 Hamish Robertson
- 1996 John Dirk Walecka
- 1995 Felix Boehm
- 1994 Ernest K. Warburton
- 1993 Akito Arima and Francesco Iachello
- 1992 Henry G. Blosser and Robert E. Pollock
- 1991 Peter J. Twin
- 1990 Vernon Hughes
- 1989 Ernest M. Henley
- 1988 Raymond Davis Jr.
- 1987 Bernard Frois and Ingo Sick
- 1986 Lowell M. Bollinger
- 1985 Eric G. Adelberger
- 1984 Harald A. Enge
- 1983 Charles D. Goodman
- 1982 Gerald E. Brown
- 1981 Bernard L. Cohen
- 1980 Frank S. Stephens and Richard M. Diamond
- 1979 Roy Middleton and Willy Haeberli
- 1978 Sergei Polikanov and V. M. Strutinsky
- 1977 Stuart T. Butler and G. Raymond Satchler
- 1976 John P. Schiffer
- 1975 Chien-Shiung Wu
- 1974 Denys Wilkinson
- 1973 Herman Feshbach
- 1972 John D. Anderson and Donald Robson
- 1971 Maurice Goldhaber
- 1970 William A. Fowler
- 1969 Gregory Breit
- 1968 Raymond G. Herb
- 1967 Charles Christian Lauritsen
- 1966 Robert J. Van de Graaff
- 1965 Henry H. Barschall
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