List of Winners
Most of this list is from The Times newspaper archive. The winners of the prize are published in The Cambridge University Reporter.
- 1895 Archibald Young Gipps Campbell
- 1896 E. T. Whittaker
- 1904 Philip Edward Marrack
- 1905 F. J. M. Stratton
- 1911 Albert Henry Stewart Gillson
- 1912 John Jackson
- 1913 Hermann Glauert
- 1914 William Marshall Smart
- 1919 William Michael Herbert Greaves
- 1924 Alan Fletcher
- 1927 Charles Stewart McLeod
- 1928 J. C. P. Miller
- 1930 Vishnu Vasudev Narlikar and Andrew Wood Taylor
- 1931 W.E. Candler
- 1932 J.A. Edgar
- 1933 Raymond Lyttleton
- 1934 F.L. Westwater
- 1935 Robert Martineau
- 1936 G.L. Clark
- 1937 David Stanley Evans
- 1941 C. Plumpton
- 1954 P.J. Message
- 1956 J.H. Biltcliffe
- 1960 Jayant Vishnu Narlikar
- 1964 Michael Victor Penston
- 1966 J. Skilling
- 1967 Susan H. Storer
- 1968 Derek Jeffrey Raine
- 1969 Douglas C. Heggie
- 1970 Christopher Rodney Prior
- 1971 James E. Pringle
- 1972 Stephen Theodore Chesmer Siklos and Christopher Andrew Jones
- 1973 Andrew Richard Garlick and Roman L. Znajek
- 1974 Philip William Murray Brighton
- 1976 Christopher Neville Pope
- 1978 Robert Sinclair Mackay
- 1979 Ian G. Moss
- 1980 Susan Stepney
- 1981 Julian Christopher Luttrell
- 1982 Peter P. Taylor
- 1984 Michael John Thompson
- 1985 Koenraad H. Kuijken
- 1986 Mark G. Mitchard
- 1987 Helen F. Dowker
- 1988 Nigel Peake
- 1989 Robin J.R. Williams
- 1993 Christopher Stephen Reynolds
- 1994 Gordon Ian Ogilvie
- 1999 Steven R. Furlanetto
- 2000 Robert D. Jones
- 2004 Joshua T. Horwood
- 2005 Alexander L.G. Scordellis
- 2007 Simeon Bird
- 2008 Blake D. Sherwin
- 2010 Curt von Keyserlingk
- 2011 Adam Solomon
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