Mosaic of a Scientific Life (Hardcover, 2020)

Introduction.- Bastiansen, Otto, I learned from him.- Bito, Laszlo, Benevolent Xalatan.- Crick, Francis, A Scientists’ scientist.- Csonkas, Mihaly, From Greek history to the present.- Dalos, Gyorgy, Even one sentence may suffice.- Degas, Edgar, Learning from the Arts.- Ernster, Lars, Thanks to Wallenberg.- Fejes Toth, Laszlo, In memoriam the Lazar family.- Furka, Arpad, From accelerated matriculation to milestone discovery.- Gado, Pal, He taught us democracy.- Garwin, Richard, They could have been Hungarian scientists.- Gillespie, Ronald J., Walnuts and molecules.- Goodfriend, Andre, There was once a diplomat ….- Goncz, Arpad, Example to Our Lives.- Hernadi Jozsef, Memorable nameless in science.- Hershko, Avram, Were we in the same train?.- Kahn, Lloyd, Hobby symmetry book.- Kepes, Gyorgy, New view in creating.- Kerti, Karoly, School and workshop.- Klein, George, Great Klein.- Koestler, Arthur, Not a role model, but tremendous impact.- Lantos, Ferenc, Uprising symmetries.- Laurent, Torvard C., Nobel matters.- Lauterbur, Paul and Peter Mansfield, From basic science to MRI.- Lax, Peter D., Painful Anthem.- Lengyel, Sandor, Road of contradictions.- Mackay, Alan L., Internal emigration.- Marx, Gyorgy, Fatherland expect you back (in part).- Mez-Starck, Barbara, Opened new vistas.- Munger, Charles T., Success of The Martians.- Ne’eman, Yuval, Soldier, scientist, politician.- Nurse, Paul, Crossing boundaries.- Olah, George A., From tragedy to the summit.- Orosz, Istvan, Versatile originality.- Ourisson, Guy, Walking into friendship.- Polanyi, Michael, Premature discoveries.- Radulescu, Gabriela, Long shadow of a short existence.- Simonffy, Geza and Nikolai Semenov, Secrets of interviewing.- Szaharov, Andrei D., He grew equal to his fate.- Szent-Gyorgyi Albert, Facing history.- Teller, Edward, Between admiration and hatred.- Vilkov, Lev V., Last mentor.- Watson, James D., Glimpsing into his thinking.- Wiegandt, Richard, Beautiful mathematics.- Wigner, Eugene P., He taught me symmetry.