Previous ASM’s
| Year | Venue | Sir George Pickering Lecture | Prize Winners |
| 2023 | P&J Live, Aberdeen | "Anthony Heagerty (Manchester) | Winners 2022 |
| 2022 | Barbican, York | Bryan Williams (London) Mechanism-driven insights and treatment of hypertension | Winners 2022 |
| 2021 | Hilton Brighton Metropole, Brighton | Thomas MacDonald (Dundee) Preventing Cardiovascular Disease | 2021 Winners |
| 2019 | Edgbaston Park Hotel and Conference Centre, Birmingham | Gianfranco Parati (Milan) Cardiovascular Effects of Acute Exposure to Hypobaric Hypoxia at High Altitude. From Pathophysiology to Clinical Recommendatoins | 2019 Winners |
| 2018 | Robinson College Cambridge | Rory Collins (Oxford) Post – Truth Medicine: Death and Disability by Disinformation | 2018 Winners |
| 2017 | University of Strathclyde Glasgow | Anna Dominiczak (Glasgow) Genomics of hypertension & precision medicine | 2017 Winners |
| 2016 | Royal Marine Hotel Dublin | Paul Whelton (USA) Clinical trials, practice guidelines, policy and performance indicators | 2016 Winners |
| 2015 | Holiday Inn Stratford | Neil Poulter (London) Aetiology, prevention & management of cardiovascular risk factors: anecdotes, interpretation & misinterpretation | 2015 Winners |
| 2014 | Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh | Morris Brown (Cambridge) From treatment to cure: the mutation of hypertension by modern imaging & genetics | 2014 Winners |
| 2013 | University of Greenwich London | John Hall Pathophysiology of hypertension in obesity/metabolic syndrome | 2013 Winners |
| 2012 | Queens’ College Cambridge | T Unger (Maastricht) Always look on the bright side of the RAS | 2012 Winners |
| 2011 | Queens’ College Cambridge | Peter Sever (London) Treatment of hypertension in the 21 st century | 2011 Winners |
| 2010 | Queens’ College Cambridge | Freidrich Luft (Berlin) Physiological studies in the renin-angiotensin system | 2010 Winners |
| 2009 | St John’s College Cambridge | Michael Marmot (London) Social determinants & the global cardiovascular epidemic | 2009 Winners |
| 2008 | Queens’ College Cambridge | S MacMahon (Sydney) Hypertension: time to give it up? | 2008 Winners |
| 2007 | St John’s College Cambridge | P Stewart (Birmingham) Liquorice and all sorts of steroids – the erosion of ‘essential’ hypertension | 2007 Winners |
| 2006 | Churchill Cambridge | GA Fitzgerald (Philadelphia) The cardiovascular consequences of cyclooxygenase inhibition | 2006 Winners |
| 2005 | Queens’ College Cambridge | Graham MacGregor (London) Salt – Neptune’s gift? | 2005 Winners |
| 2004 | St John’s College Cambridge | P Libby (Boston) Atherosclerosis & inflammation | 2004 Winners |
| 2003 | St John’s College Cambridge | Giuseppe Mancia (Italy) ABPM. A must for antihypertensive drug studies? | 2003 Winners |
| 2002 | St John’s College Cambridge | D Harrison (Atlanta) Oxidative stress & hypertension | 2002 Winners |
| 2001 | Keble College Oxford | H Brunner (Lausanne) Antiotensin II, salt & hypertension: claims & facts | 2001 Winners |
| 2000 | Queens’ College Cambridge | E Barrett-Connor (La Jolla) High BP in older adults: Epidemiologic insights from the Rancho Bernardo study | 2000 Winners |
| 1999 | Strathclyde University Glasgow | RP Lifton ( New Haven) Salt & blood pressure: new insights from human genetics studies | |
| 1998 | Keble College Oxford | CE Morgensen (Aarhus) Microalbuminuria & early blood pressure elevation | |
| 1997 | Wills Hall Bristol | J Menard (Paris) Combined blockade of the RA system: a physiological analysis for a pharmacological intervention | |
| 1996 | St John’s College Cambridge | Peter Sleight (Oxford) The role of baroreflexes & the autonomic nervous system in health & disease | |
| 1995 | Strathclyde University Glasgow | R Palmer (Beckenham) The discovery of nitric oxide & its significance in the control of BP | |
| 1994 | Royal College of Surgeons Dublin | B Folkow (Goteborg) Integration of hypertension research in the era of molecular biology | |
| 1993 | Queens’ College Cambridge | AG Shaper (London) Population perspective son Blood pressure & hypertension | |
| 1992 | Keble College Oxford | P Corvol (Paris) Clinical & molecular genetics of hypertension | |
| 1991 | Royal College of Surgeons Dublin | Tom G Pickering (New York) Ambulatory monitoring & the definition of hypertension | |
| 1990 | King’s College Cambridge | G Bianchi (Milan) The role of the kidney in primary hypertension | |
| 1989 | Baliol College Oxford | VJ Dzau (Boston) Molecular biology in hypertension research: the brave new world | |
| 1988 | Royal College of Physicians Edinburgh | AF Lever (Glasgow) Slow mechanisms in the pathogenesis of hypertension | |
| 1987 | Emmanuel College Cambridge | LJ Beilin (Perth) Role of dietary factors in the pathogenesis & management of hypertension | |
| 1986 | Madgalen College Oxford | MJ Mulvany (Aarhus) The resistance vasculature in hypertension | |
| 1985 | Downing College Cambridge | J Stamler (Chicago) Nutritional approaches to the primary prevention & treatment of hypertension | |
| 1984 | Exeter College Oxford | M Schalekamp (Rotterdam) What regulates auto-regulation? | |
| 1983 | King’s College Cambridge | E Haber (Boston) Which inhibitors will give us true insight into what renin really does? | |
| 1982 | New College Cambridge | - | |
| 1981 | Queens’ College Cambridge | - |