Publications of Bretislav Friedrich

Friedrich, B.: Book Review: "For science, king, and country. The life and legacy of Henry Mosely” edited by Roy MacLeod, Russell G. Egdell, and Elizabeth Bruton, and published by the University of Chicago Press in 2018. Angewandte Chemie International Edition 58 (41), pp. 14417 - 14418 (2019)

Friedrich, B.: Buchbesprechung: "For science, king, and country. The life and legacy of Henry Mosely” edited by Roy MacLeod, Russell G. Egdell, and Elizabeth Bruton, and published by the University of Chicago Press in 2018. Angewandte Chemie 131 (41), pp. 14555 - 14556 (2019)

Friedrich, B.; Travis, A. S.: The life and work of Fritz Haber revisited on the 150th anniversary of his birth, in Berlin, Jerusalem, and Karlsruhe. Newsletter of the Royal Society of Chemistry (76), pp. 27 - 29 (2019)

Bearer, E.; Meijer, G.; Friedrich, B.: Natural Sciences is 3 years young. Natural Sciences 4 (2-3), e20240004 (2024)

Bronner, M.; Meijer, G.; Yam, V.; Friedrich, B.: UNESCO issues a powerful endorsement of Open Science. Natural Sciences 2 (1), e10037 (2022)

Friedrich, B.; Herschbach, D.: Jan Peter Toennies: an ebullient serendipitous adventurer. Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 23 (13), pp. 7525 - 7540 (2021)

Schwarz, H.; Friedrich, B.: Obituary for Rudolf Zahradník (1928-2020): “To Do What’s Right”. Theoretical Chemistry Accounts 140 (3), 28 (2021)

Friedrich, B.; Bronner, M.; Yam, V.; Meijer, G.: Natural Sciences is debuting. Natural Sciences 1 (1), 210001 (2020)

Friedrich, B.; Herschbach, D.; Schmidt-Böcking, H.; Toennies, J. P.: An International Symposium (Wilhelm and Else Heraeus Seminar # 702) Marked the Centennial of Otto Stern's First Molecular Beam Experiment and the Thriving of Atomic Physics; A European Physical Society Historic Site Was Inaugurated. Frontiers in Physics 7, 208 (2019)

Friedrich, B.; Kais, S.; Mazziotti, D.: Preface: Scaling Mount Impossible: A Festschrift for Dudley Herschbach. Molecular Physics 110 (15-16), p. 1537 - 1537 (2012)

Marian, A.; Friedrich, B.: Light gives molecules the chills. ChemPhysChem 12 (2), pp. 259 - 261 (2011)

Doyle, J.; Friedrich, B.; Krems, R. V.; Masnou-Seeuws, F.: Quo vadis, cold molecules? The European Physical Journal D: Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics 31 (2), pp. 149 - 164 (2004)