Albert Einstein Digital Archive Opened
The Digital Einstein project , supervised by Professor Diana Cormos-Buchwald of the California Institute of Technology, opened on Friday. The archive currently contains 13 volumes of thirty planned for publication, each of which contains about 5,000 documents, starting from the earliest moments of the life of an outstanding physicist.
The source material for the project was the personal archive of Albert Einstein, which he bequeathed to Princeton and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and part of which was previously available on the Internet. Many documents have been translated into English with convenient switching, so there should be no problems with German texts.
Using this document You can personally evaluate the famous legend about the school grades of the great scientist and independently see his grade in physics.
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The source material for the project was the personal archive of Albert Einstein, which he bequeathed to Princeton and the Hebrew University in Jerusalem, and part of which was previously available on the Internet. Many documents have been translated into English with convenient switching, so there should be no problems with German texts.
Using this document You can personally evaluate the famous legend about the school grades of the great scientist and independently see his grade in physics.
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