Memorial Lecture at 154th: Jamie Angus-Whiteoak / The Ear is not a Fourier Transformer
Memorial Lecture at 153rd: Gilbert Soulodre / A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Heyser Lecture – The Twists and Turns of a Career in Audio
Memorial Lecture at 152nd: Diemer de Vries / Wave Field Synthesis – Just A Wave … or a Durable Synthesizer in the Audio Field?
Memorial Lecture at 151st: John M. Chowning / Part 2: Implementing FM Sound Synthesis
Memorial Lecture at 150th: Diana Deutsch / Two Perceptual Puzzles: Audio Illusions and Perfect Pitch
Memorial Lecture at 149th: John M. Chowning / Realizing a Dream, a Discovery and Lisajous Figures
Memorial Lecture at 148th: Francis Rumsey / Sound Quality in the Era of Interaction and Extended Reality
Memorial Lecture at 147th: Louis Fielder / Psychoacoustics Applied to Dynamic-Range and Nonlinear-Distortion Assessment
Memorial Lecture at 146th: David Griesinger / Learning to Listen
Memorial Lecture at 145th: John Meyer / Taking the Room Out of the Loudspeaker: New Tools for Transparent Reproduction
Memorial Lecture at 144th: Malcolm Hawksford / Understanding high quality audio – a personal journey
Memorial Lecture at 143rd: Leslie Ann Jones / Paying Attention
Memorial Lecture at 142nd: Jörg Sennheiser / A historic journey in audio-reality: from mono to AMBEO
Memorial Lecture at 141st: Dave Smith / Synthesizers: From Analog to Digital to Software to Analog
Memorial Lecture at 140th: Rozenn Nicol / The Immersive Audio Revolution: From Labs to Mass-Market
Memorial Lecture at 139th: Bruce Koenig / Acoustic Forensic Gunshot Analysis — The Kennedy Assassination and Beyond
Memorial Lecture at 138th: Ilpo Martikainen / Monitoring Loudspeakers — Can They Be Truthful Quality Control Tools?
Memorial Lecture at 137th: Marty O’Donnell / The Ear Doesn’t Blink: Creating Culture With Adaptive Audio
Memorial Lecture at 136th: Dietrich Schüller / Preserving our sound recordings — 25 years since everything changed
Memorial Lecture at 135th: George Massenburg / “4-44 & Me” — Stagnation to Transformation: The Real Future of Music
Memorial Lecture at 134th: Wolfgang Klippel / Small, Loud-Speakers: Taking Physics to the Limit
Memorial Lecture at 133rd: James J. Johnston / Audio, Radio, Acoustics and Signal Processing–the Way Forward
Memorial Lecture at 132nd: Graham Blyth / In Pursuit of Elegant Simplicity: Life, Luck, and Learning in Music and Audio
Memorial Lecture at 131st: John Atkinson / Where Did the Negative Frequencies Go?
Memorial Lecture at 130th: Karlheinz Brandenburg / How to Provide High Quality Audio Everywhere
Memorial Lecture at 129th: Ben Burtt / The Sound Behind The Image
Memorial Lecture at 128th: Brian C. J. Moore / Hearing Loss and Hearing Aids
Memorial Lecture at 127th: Phil Ramone / Technology and Music Meet Again
Memorial Lecture at 126th: Gunnar Rasmussen / The Reproduction of Sound Starts at the Microphone
Memorial Lecture at 125th: Floyd Toole / Sound Reproduction: Where We Are and Where We Need to Go
Memorial Lecture at 124th: Guus Berkhout / The Big Challenges in Audio, a glance into the future
Memorial Lecture at 123rd: Leo Beranek / Aspects Of Concert Hall Acoustics
Memorial Lecture at 122nd: Gerhard Steinke / What is needed to have the Audio-Eldorado at home?
Memorial Lecture at 121st: Julius O. Smith III / History and Practice in Digital Sound Synthesis
Memorial Lecture at 120th: Jim Flanagan / Spatially-Selective Sound Capture
Memorial Lecture at 119th: Jozef J. Zwislocki / Sound Transmission and Analysis in the Ear – Recent Insights
Memorial Lecture at 118th: Stanley P. Lipshitz / The Rise of Digital Audio: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Memorial Lecture at 117th: Walter Murch / Edison’s First Sound Film and the Three Fathers of Cinema
Memorial Lecture at 116th: Kees A. Schouhamer Immink / From Analog to Digital
Memorial Lecture at 115th: Ray Kurzweil / The Future of Music in the Age of Spiritual Machines
Memorial Lecture at 114th: Jens Blauert / Communication Acoustics: Audio Goes Cognitive
Memorial Lecture at 113th: Jim West / Modern Electret Microphones and Their Applications
Memorial Lecture at 112th: Ray Dolby / Some Musings on Progress in Audio: A Quest for Better Sound at Affordable Prices
Memorial Lecture at 111th: Manfred Schroeder / The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in Audio
Memorial Lecture at 110th: Per Bruel / Acoustics in Small Studios
Memorial Lecture at 109th: Alan Kay / The Computer Revolution Hasn’t Happened Yet
Memorial Lecture at 108th: James A. Moorer / Audio in the New Millennium
