Media & Press
The Fritz Haber Institute is often featured and/or interviewed in the German and international press. A selection of articles is listed here. For news and press releases about the Institute's research, awards, scholarships and appointments please visit the Events & News section.
OCTOBER 2020
Oct 24 Die Physikerin mit der Orlando-Maschine
DIE WELT
Interview with Prof. Beatriz Roldán Cuenya, Director of the Interface Science Department
OCT 16 Deutsche Forscher stellen neuen Weltrekord in Kurzzeit-Messung auf
Rheinische Post
Mention of the Fritz Haber Institute, which contributed to the measurement of the shortest ever time span, thus setting a new world record
SEPTEMBER 2020
Sep 24 Airbus: Wasserstoff-Flugzeuge bis 2035 marktfähig — Expertenstimmen
Wallstreet Online
Prof. Robert Schlögl, Director of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry comments on hydrogen as stock market trend
MAY 2020
May 7 Wasserstoff ist das Öl der Zukunft
Handelsblatt
Guest article by Prof. Robert Schlögl, Director of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry at FHI, and Holger Lösch, Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie - BDI (Federation of German Industries)
APRIL 2020
Apr 14 Der Schock hat System
Süddeutsche Zeitung
Guest article by Prof. Robert Schlögl, Director of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry at FHI, as well as Prof. Jürgen Renn and Christoph Rosol from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science
MARCH 2020
MAR 7 „Wasserstoff ist das Öl von morgen“
DIE WELT
Interview with Prof. Beatriz Roldán Cuenya, Director of the Interface Science Department and Prof. Robert Schlögl, Director of the Department of Inorganic Chemistry
OCTOBER 2011
OCT 31 "Untragbar, den Namen zu ändern"
Der Tagesspiegel
100th Anniversary of the Fritz Haber Institute in Berlin: Fritz Stern on the Founding Director's Role in World War I
OCTOBER 2007
OCT 10 Deutscher erhält Chemie-Nobelpreis. Alleinige Ehrung für den Festkörperchemiker Gerhard Ertl
vom Fritz-Haber-Institut in Berlin
DIE ZEIT
Article about former FHI Director Prof. Gerhard Ertl winning the Nobel Prize in Chemistry in 2007