ASCEPT Lectureship
| 1987 | M Rand | |
| 1988 | D Wade | James Parkinson – his life, his disease and its treatment |
| 1989 | R Laverty | |
| 1990 | M Eadie | |
| 1991 | G Bentley | |
| 1992 | A Doyle | The History of Antihypertensive drugs |
| 1994 | J Paterson | Asthma – a pharmacological perspective |
| 1996 | ALA Boura | Control of blood flow in the fetal circulation of the human placenta |
| 1998 | AJ Smith | Quality Use of Medicines – where does pharmacology end? |
| 2000 | G Shenfield | The many essential interfaces of clinical pharmacology |
| 2002 | JP Seale | Science and physicianly practice – are they compatible? |
| 2004 | E Begg | Individualising drugs and dose-the clinical pharmacologist’s calling or curse? |
| 2006 | R Day | |
| 2008 | S O’Donnell | The search for anti-asthma drugs: from airway smooth muscle to inflammation |
| 2010 | F Bochner | |
| 2012 | K Knights | Much ado about NSAIDs |
| 2014 | P Sexton | Controlling signalling of class B G protein-coupled receptors |
| 2016 | M Christie | Awarded but could not attend meeting |
| 2018 | A McLachlan | Continuing pain – the importance of collaboration |
| 2020 | S Hilmer | Translational studies in geriatric pharmacology: Contributing to the global challenge of ageing well |