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Photographs Of Distinguished Lecturers

Heyser Lecturers since 1999

1999 - Roger Lagadec
2000 - Andy Moorer
2000 - Alan Kay
2001 - Per Brüel
2001- Manfred Schroeder
Ray Dolby
2002 - Jim West
2003 - Jens Blauert
2003 - Ray Kurzweil
2004 - Kees Immink
2004 - Walter Murch
2005 - Jozef Zwislocki
2005 - Stanley Lipshitz
2006 - James Flanagan
2006 - Julius O. Smith
2007 - Gerhard Steinke
2007 - Leo Beranck
2008 - Guus Berkhout
2008 - Floyd Toole
2009 - Gunnar Rasmussen
2009 - Phil Ramone
2010 - Brian Moore
2010 - Ben Burtt
2011 - Karlheinz Brandenburg
2012 - John Atkinson

Early Heyser Lectures

In addition to this collection of images from early Heyser lectures, you can find all of the recent ones by looking at the convention report from the specific event you’re interested in seeing.

View Past Convention Reports

Heyser Lecturer Leo Beranek (2nd from right) receives certificate from Bob Schulein (right), Technical Council chair, and Jim Kaiser (left) and Jürgen Herre, Technical Council vice chairs
Gerhard Steinke (center), 122nd Heyser lecturer, receives certificate of appreciation from Jürgen Herre (left), Technical Council vice chair, and Bob Schulein, TC chair.
Heyser Lecturer Julius O. Smith III (2nd from left) receives certificate from Jürgen Here, Technical Council vice chair, Bob Schulein (right), Technical Council chair, and Markus Erne (left), vice chair at the 121st.
James Flanagan (2nd from right), 120th Heyser lecturer, receives certificate of appreciation from, from left, Bob Schulein, Technical Council chair, and Jürgen Herre and Markus Erne, vice chairs.
Josef Zwislocki (second from right), 119th Heyser Memorial Lecturer, receives commemorative certificate from Bob Schulein (left), Wieslaw Woszczyk, and Jürgen Herre.
118th Heyser lecturer Stanley Lipshitz receives certificate from Wieslaw Woszczyk (left), Technical Council chair, and Bob Schulein and Jürgen Herre (right), Technical Council vice chairs.
An appreciative audience listens to Walter Murch (left), 117th Heyser Memorial Lecturer, who after the lecture received a certificate of appreciation (below) presented by, from left, Wieslaw Woszczyk, Technical Council chair, and Bob Schulein and Jürgen Herre, vice chairs.
Kees Immink flanked by, from left Wieslaw Wosczyzk, Technical Council chair, and vice chairs Bob Schulein and Jürgen Herre. 116th Heyser Lecturer Kees Immink
Ray Kurzweil, second from left, gave the 115th Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture. He is flanked by, from left, Wieslaw Woszczyk, Technical Council chair, and vice chairs Bob Schulein and Jürgen Herre.
Jens Blavert, 114th Richard C. Heyser Distinguished Lecturer, during lecture; receiving certificate from Technical Council officers from left, Robert Schulein, Wieslaw Woszczyk, and Jürgen Herre; and answenng questions at reception after lecture.
Jim West (second from left), who gave Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture at 113th, receives citation from Wieslaw Woszczyk (left), Technical Council chair, and vice chairs, Robert Schulein and Jürgen Herre (right).
Wieslaw Woszczyk (left inset), Technical Council chair, introduced Ray Dolby, who gave Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture at AES 112th to standing-room-only crowd (left), Below, Ray Dolby receives certificate from Jurgen Herre. Technical Council vice chair.
From left, Manfred Schroeder, who gave Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture at 111th, receives Technical Council citation from Vice Chairs Robert Schulein and Jurgen Herre, and Chair Wieslaw Woszczyk.
Per Brüel presented the 110th Heyser Lecture in Amsterdam to an overflow crowd (below). At right, he recelves a certicale on aporeciation trom technica Council Chair Wieslaw Woszczyk (left), and Technical Council vice chairs Jürgen Herre and Bob Schulein (right).
Alan Kay (second from left), who gave Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture at 109th, receives Technical Council recognition from Chair Wieslaw Woszczyk (left) and Vice Chairs Robert Schulein and Jürgen Herre (right).
James "Andy" Moorer (second from left), who gave the 2000 Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture at the 108th AES Convention in Paris, Audio in the New Millennium, receives Technical Council recognition from Chair Wieslaw Woszczyk (left) and Vice Chairs Jürgen Herre and Robert Schulein (right).
First lecture in the AES Richard C. Heyser Memorial Lecture Series, Digital Audio and the Challenge of the Internet, was delivered by Roger Lagadec (second from left in the picture above) at the 107th Convention in New York. He is flanked by: from left, David Robinson, AES president; Wieslaw Woszczyk, Technical Council chair; and Robert Schulein, Technical Council vice chair.

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