Over four months, March through June 1905, Albert Einstein produced four papers that revolutionized science. One explained how to measure the size of molecules in a liquid, a second posited how to ...

In the fall of 1922, Albert Einstein, along with his then-wife ... diaries and letters is that Japan interested him more. In an essay published in 1923, he contrasted Western culture with that ...

Albert Einstein was arguably the most famous scientist ... Titled "On the Investigation of the State of the Ether in a Magnetic Field," the essay asked how magnetic fields impact "ether," the ...

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Einstein's letters, theories, and Jewish legacy will live on in the hills of Jerusalem at the Hebrew University.

To celebrate World Quantum Day, we chat about the huge influence of quantum science with Dr Shane Dooley from DIAS.

For Monette Malewski, national chair of Canadian Friends of Hebrew University, the cup is always three-quarters full.