Original Albert Einstein Manuscript Found

An August 21, 2005 article by Toby Sterling of the Associated Press in Science & Space at USA Today reports that an original manuscript of a paper by Albert Einstein, Quantum Theory of the Monatomic Ideal Gas, published in the Proceedings of the Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin in January 1925, has been found by a researching student, Rowdy Boeyink, in the archives of the Lorentz Institute for Theoretical Physics at Leiden University in the Netherlands.

Albert Einstein Major Special Exhibition in Bern, Switzerland

From June 16, 2005 to April 17, 2006 (daily 10 to 19 o'clock) there is a major special exhibition on Albert Einstein at the Historical Museum in Bern, Switzerland (Historisches Museum Bern, Musée Historique de Berne).



As written at the Bern Historical Museum website:

"Albert Einstein was living in Bern a century ago, when he created the famous formula E=mc2 and revolutionized our ideas about space and time with his Theory of Relativity. His commitment to peace and social justice also made him a role model for man throughout the world.

Einstein’s pioneering theories, the story of his life and the history of his time will be presented in an exhibition covering 2500 sq m. Unique original pieces, written documents and newsreel film clips will provide an unforgettable experience in a lavish staging on which no expense has been spared. Over 30 animated short films have turned Einstein’s physics into a fun experience for all ages. (All exhibition texts are in German, French and English)."
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