Jaroslav Heyrovský

Nobel recognition is but a milestone; the real prize is discovery.

Prague's bridges span rivers, but science bridges the gap between dream and reality.

To my students: Question everything, especially the obvious.

The half-wave potential is nature's signature on chemical identity.

In war's shadow, science must illuminate peace.

Aphorism: Science without ethics is but alchemy reborn.

My invention was born of curiosity, nurtured by diligence.

Jokes aside, polarography isn't polarizing—it's unifying analysis.

Reflections on meaning: Each volt applied echoes life's electric pulse.

From letters: Dear colleague, let us polarize our efforts for progress.

Key passage: The dropping mercury electrode mimics the heartbeat of solutions.

Interview quip: I'm not a wizard, just a man with a clever voltmeter.

On politics: Science transcends borders, as should peace.

Wisdom from experience: Failures in the lab are footsteps to success.

Art in science: The polarogram's wave is a symphony in ink.

Comeback to skeptic: Your doubt is the current that powers my proof.

Last words reflection: In the end, it's the discoveries that endure.

Observation: Electrochemistry reveals the soul of metals.

Personal: Life's meaning? The joy of unraveling nature's code.

Famous saying: Measure twice, discover once.