2013:

• Martin Richardson (American), Professor of Physics
  University of Central Florida

2011:

• Andriano Garsia (American), Professor of Mathematics
  University of California, San Diego 
• Hiroshi Nishihara (Japanese), Professor of Chemistry
  Tokyo University

2009:

• Martin Taylor (English), Professor of Mathematics
  Manchester University
• Jaroslav Nesetril (Czech), Professor of I.T.
  Charles University, Prague
• Peter Campbell (Canada), Professor of Organic Chemistry
  Water, Earth and Environment Center, INRS Quebec

2008: 

• Richard Weiss (American), Professor of Chemistry
  Georgetown University 

2007:

• Donald Knuth (American), I.T. Engineer and Mathematician
  Stanford University 

2006:

• Jerry L. Bona (American), Professor of I.T. and Mathematics
  Chicago University

2005:

• Henryk Iwaniec (Polish), Professor of Mathematics
  Rutgers University
• Antoni Mazurkiewicz (Polish), Professor of I.T.
  Jagiellonian University and Polish Academy of Sciences
• William Gellety (Scottish), Professor of Physics
  University of Surrey
• Herbert Walter Roesky (German), Professor of Chemistry
  University of Gottingen

2003: 

• Thomas Kailath (American), Professor of Engineering
  Stanford University 
• Masahiro Irie (Japanese), Professor of Philosophy
  Kyushu University
• Alan H. Cowley (English), Professor of Chemistry
  University of Texas in Austin

2002:

• Alexi Abrikosov (American), Professor of Physics
  > Nobel Prize in Physics 2003
  Argonne National Laboratory, Illanois

2000: 

• Kalya Jagannatha Rao (Indian), Professor of Chemistry and Director of the Chemistry Research Center
  Indian Institute of Sciences

1998:

• Daniel Rifkin (American), Professor of Biology
  University of New York

1997:

• Alfred Van der Poortzen (German/Australian), Professor of Mathematics
  Macquarie University
• Alain Sargeson (Australian) Professor of Chemistry
  University of Canberra 

1996: 

• Sidney Cyril Abrahams (American), Professor of Physics
  Oregon State University
• Carlo Rubbia (Italian), Professor of Physics
  European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN)

1995:

• Michel O. Rabin (Israeli), Professor of I.T.
  Hebrew University of Jerusalem

1994:

• Hans Jürgen Troe (German), Professor of Chemistry
  University of Göttingen 

1993:

• Haïm Harari (Israeli), President and Associated Professor
  Weizmann Institute of Science

1990:

• Paul C. Fife (American), Professor of Mathematics
  University of Utah

1988:

• Agustin Ayala Castanares (Mexican), Director and Professor
  National Autonomous University of Mexico 

1987:

• Béla Szokefalvi-Nagy (Hungarian), Professor of Mathematics
  University of Szeged
• Frédéric Doyle (American), Deputy Professor
  George Washington University
• John Ross (American), Professor of Chemistry
  Stanford University
• Paul Glansdorff (German), Professor of Physics
  Free University of Brussels
• Jean Pierre Vernet (Swiss), Founder and Director of the A. Forel Institute
  University of Geneva
• Aryeh Dvoretzky (Israeli), Professor and President
  Weizmann Institute of Science

1986:

• Janusz Koslowski (Polish), Professor of Archeology
  Jagiellonian University

1985:

• Albrecht Frohlich (English), Associated Professor
  Cambridge University
• Yan Dong Shen (Chinese), Director and Vice-President
  Ceramic Institute of Beijing 

1983:

• Chintamani Nagesa Ramachandro (Indian), Director of the Materials Research Center
  Indian Institute of Technology 

1982:

• David S. Saxon (American), President
  University of California, Los Angeles

1981:

• Albert Cotton (American), Professor of Chemistry
  Texas A&M University

1979:

• Walter Fricke (German), Astronomer
  Heidelberg University
• William Jack Welch (American), Professor of Astronomy
  University of California, Berkeley
• William G. Dauben (American), Professor of Chemistry
  University of California, Berkeley

1977:

• Sir Nevill F. Mott (English), Professor of Physics
  Cambridge University

2013:

• George Frédérick Koob (American), Professor and Director of Neurobiology Department
  The Scripps Research Institute

2010:

• Tim Hunt (English), Professor of Medicine
  London Research Institute
• Neil Theise (American), Professor of Pathalogical Anatomy
  New York University
• Robert I. Grossman (American), Dean and Professor
  New York University

 2009:

• Peter Courtland Agre (American), Professor of Medicine
  > Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2003
  Duke University

 2008:

• Andrew L. Waterhouse (American), Professor of Oenology
  University of California, Davis

2007:

• Ildar Ibragimov (Russian), Director and Professor at Steklov Mathematical Institute Saint Petersburg University

2006:

• Fergus I. M. Craik (Canadian), Professor of Psychology
  University of Toronto

 2005:

• Niels Keiding (Danish), Professor of Biostatics and Static Research
  University of Copenhagen
• Denis Noble (English), Professor of Cardiovascular Physiology
  Oxford University
• Kenneth Ford (American), Professor of Cognitive Sciences, Founder and Director of Institute for Human and Machine Cognition
  University of West Florida
• Pablo Valenzuela (Chilean), Professor of Biotechnology
  Andrés Bello National University
• Jack Goody (English), Professor of Anthropology
  Cambridge University

2003:

• Marvin Zelen (American), Professor of Sciences
  Harvard University

2002:

• Carmelo Lison Tolosana (Spanish), Professor of Anthropology
  Complutense University of Madrid
• Anthony N. Demaria (American), Professor of Medicine
  University of California, San Diego

 2001:

• Norman Breslow (American), Professor of Biostatics
  University of Washington
• Tomas Hokfelt (Swedish), Professor of Histology and Cellular Biology
  Karolinska Institute 

2000:

• Douglas C. Wallace (American), Professor of Molecular Genetics
  Emory University
• James Morre (American), Professor of Molecular Biology
  Purdue University

1998:

• Bjôrn Lemmer (German), Professor of Pharmacology
  Heidelberg University

1997:

• Serge Barold (American), Professor of Medicine
  Rochester General Hospital, New York
• Jack Gorski (American), Professor of Biology
  University of Wisconsin Madison

1996:

• Jawed Fareed (American), Professor of Biology
  Loyola University Chicago
• Reinhart Heinrich (German), Professor of Biophysics
  Humboldt University of Berlin
• Tchoner Mikhaïlovitch Taksami (Russian), Professor of Anthropology
  Russian Academy of Sciences
• Hans Troidl (German), Professor of Medicine
  University of Cologne
• Ronald Tompkins (American), Professor of Surgery
  University of California, Los Angeles

1994:

• Charles Philipp O'Brien (American), Professor of Psychiatry
  University of Pennsylvania
• Sir John Crofton (Irish), Professor with focus on tuberculosis and the harmful effects of tobacco
  University of Edinburgh

1993: 

• Nello Pace (American), Professor of Physiology
  University of Canifornia, Los Angeles
• Henrik Kacser (Scottish), Biochemist
  University of Edinburgh
• Baruj Benacerraf (American), Professor of Medicine and Biology 
  > Nobel Prize in Medicine 1980
  New York University
• Bert Sakmann (German), Professor of Medicine
  > Nobel Prize in Medicine 1991
  Heidelberg University

1991:

• Geoffrey Ian Taylor (Australian), Professor of Anatomy and Neurosciences
  University of Melbourne

 1990:

• Mady Oury Sylla (Senegalese), Professor of Cadiological Medicine
  University Cheikh Anta Diop of Dakar
• Anselme Mackoumbou-Nkouka (Congloese), Professor of Medicine
  Marien Ngouabi University
• Tinga Robert Guiguemde (Burkinabe), Army Doctor
  Muraz Center

1989:

• J.T. Headington (American), Professor of Dematology
  University of Michigan
• Marc Verstraete (Belgian), Professor of Medicine
  University of Leuven

1988:

• David Taylor Robinson (English), Professor and Research Director
  Clinical Research Center in Harrow
• David Pierpont Gardner (American), President
  University of California

1987:

• Harvey V. Fineberg (American), Dean of School of Public Health
  Harvard University

1986:

• Mamadou Dembele (Malian), Prime Minister of the Republic of Mali
  Republic of Mali
• Ampah G. Johnson (Togolese), Honorary Chancellor
  University of Lomé

 1985:

• Heinz Hundeshagen (German), Chancellor
  Hanovre Academy
• Luigi Oliva (Italian), Director of the Radiology Institute
  University of Genoa
• Michaël Sela (Israeli), President
  Weizmann Institute
• Léo Sachs (German), Director
  Genetics Department of Weizmann Institute

1984:

• Paul Franchimont (Belgian), Professor of Endocrinology
  University of Liège

1983:

• Ernst Knobil (American), Dean and Professor of Physiology
  University of Houston
• Ines Mandl (American), Professor of Biochemistry
  Columbia University
• Comlan A.A. Quenum (Congolese), Professor of Human Biology and Community Health
  World Health Organization for Africa
• Zhou Ke Min (Chinese), Dean and Professor of Cancerology
  Yunnan University
• Benjamin Ferris (American), Professor of Health and Environmental Safety
  Boston School of Public Health

1982:

• Léopold Sedar Senghor (Senegalese), President
  Senegal
• James P. Henry (American), Professor of Physiology
  University of California, Los Angeles
• A. Gérard Brom (Dutch), Professor of Thoractic Surgery
  Leiden University
• John W. Kirklin (American), Professor and Director of Cardiac Surgery
  University of Alabama
• Walter W. Holland (British), Professor of Clinical Epidemology and Social Medicine
  University of London
• Albert D. Webb (American), Professor of Oenology
  University of California, Los Angeles 

1981:

• Walter Frommhold (German), Professor of Medical Radiology
  University of Tuebingen
• Romsai Suwanik (Thai), Professor and Director
  Mahidol University

1980:

• Georges E. Shambaugh (American), Otolaryngologist
  Northwestern University
• Jean Manuel Tato, Otolaryngologist
  University of Buenos Aires
• A. M. Mayer (Israeli)
  Hebrew University of Jerusalem
• Joseph Tully (American), Director
  National Institute of Allergies and Infectious Diseases

1979:

• Joseph L. Rabinowitz, Professor of Biochemistry
  University of Pennsylvania 

1978:

• John Marquis Converse (American), Director and Professor
  New York University
• Prof. Gustav Victor Rudolf Born (British), Professor of Pharmacology
  Cambridge University
• Henri Denolin (Belgian), Professor of Cardiology
  Free University of Brussels

1975:

• Prof. Daniel I. Arnon (American), Professor of Cell Physiology
  University of California, Berkeley
• Prof. Mario Spirigi (Swiss), Professor of Dental Medicine
  University of Geneva

1973:

• Olof Wiken (Dutch), Professor of General and Applied Microbiology
  Delft University of Technology

2011:

• Manfred Weiss (German), Professor of Law
  Goethe University Frankfurt

2008:

• Jose-Luis Cea Egana (Chilean), Professor of Law and ex-President of the Chilean Constitutional Tribunal
  University of Chile

2006:

• Ulrich Spellenberg (German), Professor of Private Law
  University of Bayreuth
• Jacek Majchrowski (Polish), Professor of Law
  Jagiellonian University 

2005:

• Raymond Ranjeva (Malagasy), Professor and President of the Faculty of Law, Economics, Management and Sociology
  University of Antananarivo

2003:

• Jaime Gil Aluja (Spanish), Professor of Economic Sciences
  University of Barcelona 

2002:

• Jean Paul l'Allier (Canadian), Mayor of Quebec City
  Quebec City

2000:

• S.E. Abdoulaye Wade (Senegalese), President of the Republic of Senegal
  Senegal

1998:

• Angel Sanchez de la Torre (Spain), Professor of Law Philosophy
  Complutense University of Madrid
• James Wilbur Ceaser (American), Professor of Political Sciences
  University of Virginia

1996:

• S.E. Boutros Boutros-Ghali (Egyptian), Secretary General
  United Nations

1994:

• Abdou Diouf (Senegalese), President of the Republic of Senegal
  Senegal

1991:

• S.E. Javier Perez de Cuellar (Peruvian), Secretary General
  United Nations 

1990: 

• Thanat Khoman (Thai), President, Ambassador and Minister
  Asian Institute of Technology of Bangkok

1988:

• Gérard Debreu (American), Professor of Economics
  > Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 1983
  University of California, Berkeley
• Sir Veerasamy Ringadoo (Mauritian), General Governor of Mauritius
  Mauritius

1987:

• Mozart-Victor Russomano (Brazilian), Representative for Brazil at the International Labor Organization
  ILO and Brazilian Government

1986:

• Emilio Morgado Valenzuela (Chilean), Professor of Private Law
  Representative of South America at the ILO

1984:

• Luis Sanchez Agesta (Spanish), Professor of Law
  Complutense University of Madrid
• Dimitri S. Constantopoulos (Greek), Professor of Economics
  Aristotle University of Thessaloniki

1983:

• M. Waclaw Szubert (Polish), Dean
  University of Lodz
• Giovanni Pugliese (Italian), Professor of Roman Law
  Sapienza University of Rome

1982:

• Enrique Tierno Galvan (Spanish), Mayor
  Mayor of Madrid

1980:

• Edem Kodjo (Togolese), Secretary General
  Organization of African Unity

1978:

• Seydou Madani SY (Senegalese), Professor of Law
  University Cheikh Anta Diop of Dakar

1979:

• Hassan Afshar (Iranian), Professor of Law
  University of Tehran

1974:

• Günther Beitzke (German), Professor of Private Law
  University of Bonn 

1973:

• Eduardo Volterra (Italian), Professor of Law
  Sapienza University of Rome
• Murad Ferid (German), Professor of Law
  Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich
• S. Tanislaw E. Nahlik (Polish), Professor of International Law
  Jagiellonian University