| 2007 |
Caroline Williams and the Intute community network |
| 2006 |
University of Warwick Library for the development of The Learning Grid |
| 2005 |
Michael Koenig, Founding Dean of the College of Information
and Computer Science at Long Island University, for his
Lifetime's Work of scientific enquiry in Library and Information
Science |
| 2004 |
Julia Chandler, Internet and Intranet Manager at the
Department for International Development, for developing
the government Intranet managers network |
| 2003 |
London Metropolitan University and the TUC for the
web site "The Union Makes Us Strong: TUC History
Online" |
| 2002 |
William Hann for the FreePint newsletter |
| 2001 |
Professor Bruce Royan for SCRAN |
| 2000 |
Jill Foster for her pioneering work in establishing
the Mailbase discussion and distribution list |
| 1999 |
Michael Keen for his Lifetime's Work in Information
Retrieval |
| 1998 |
Norman Wood and the EIRO Team of the European Foundation
for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions Dublin,
for their outstanding and original work on the European
Industrial Relations Observatory (EIRO |
| 1997 |
Newcastle University Library for the Development and
Administration of the Newcastle Electronic Reference Desk
-NERD |
| 1996 |
The Higher Education Funding Council's Electronic Libraries
Programme for innovation in the exploitation of IT in
Higher Education Libraries |
| 1995 |
Dennis Nicholson and the BUBL team for the development
of the Bulletin Board for libraries |
| 1994 |
Rita Marcella and colleagues at the School of Librarianship
and Information Studies at Robert Gordon University for
the development of their innovative Postgraduate Course
in Information Analysis |
| 1993 |
Peter Ingwersen in recognition of his services to Information
Science |
| 1992 |
European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and
Working conditions, Dublin, for developing the series
of European and Industrial Relations Glossaries |
| 1991 |
Arnold Myers, Information Scientist, for contribution
to information services with the international oil and
gas industry |
| 1990 |
Scottish Science Library, for the setting up of an important
new library for Scotland |
| 1989 |
Patricia Baird, Blaise Cronin, Noreen MacMarrow, University
of Strathclyde, for work in the field of hypertext on
producing an electronic conspectus on the life and times
of the City of Glasgow |
| 1988 |
No award -no nomination received before closing date
|
| 1987 |
Sandra Ward, Information Scientist, for work in raising
the profile of industrial information services |
| 1986 |
Phil Williams, academic and businessman, for contributions
to making online searching more readily accessible to
users |
| 1985 |
Phil Holmes, for achievements in applying technological
advances to library development especially in the development
of BLAISE (British Library), and PEARL (Blackwell Technical
Services) |
| 1984 |
Jacqueline Welch, librarian at Wessex Medical Library,
for contributions to the promotion of information science
particularly within the field of medical information |
| 1983 |
Karen Sparck-Jones, academic, for information science
research, including automation classification and indexing,
methods of testing and evaluation, weighting and relevance
feedback |
| 1982 |
Monty Hyams, businessman, Derwent Publications Ltd,
for Developed Central Patents Index for patent searching |
| 1981 |
William Wisswesser (USA), for work with chemical notation,
giving his name to Wisswesser line notation (WLN) |
| 1980 |
Michael Lynch, academic, Sheffield University, expert
in chemical structure handling |
| 1979 |
Jason Farradane, founder of the lIS and a cornerstone
of information science teaching and research |
