EINSTEIN´S

BIOGRAPHY
Luján Cácres, Thiago
Rodriguez And Thiago
Rocha.
 BRIEF INTRODUCTION
Albert Einstein was a German
physicist of with A Jewish origin.
He got the Swiss, Austrian and
American nationality. He is
considered the most important,
well-known and popular
scientist of the 20th century.
 When he was a child

Albert Einstein was born in Germany, on March 14th,

1879. His family moved to Munich, where later he
began his schooling at the Luitpold Gymnasium.
Then, they moved to Italy and Albert continued his
education in Aarau, Switzerland, And, in 1896, he
entered at the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School in
Zurich to be trained as a teacher in Physics and Math.
In 1905 he obtained his master degree.
 During his time at the Patent Office and in his spare time,
Einstein did much of his important work and in 1908 he
was appointed in Privatdozent in Bern. In 1909 became an
Extraordinary Professor at Zurich, in 1911 Professor of
Theoretical Physics at Prague, returning to Zurich the
following year to hold a similar post.
In 1914 he was named Director of the Kaiser Wihelm
Physical Institute and Professor in the University of Berlin.
In 1933 he emigrate to America to take the position of
Professor Theoretical Physics at Princeton.
He had: a strategy of his own to solve the
problems of physics.

Einstein postulated many works, some of

them were very famous and important
because they describe the world, some of
them are: THEORY OF RELATIVITY
THEORY OF GRAVITATION
THEORY OF RADIATION
STATISTICAL MECHANICS
THEORY OF QUANTUM
BLACK HOLES
 Albert Einstein received honorary doctorate degrees in
science, medicine and philosophy. He won numerous
awards in recognition of his work.

He broke up in 1919, he had two sons and a daughter,

after this he married with his cousin.

He died on 18 of April 1955 in the United States, at the

age 76. His death was due to a disease that usually affects
people over 65 years old, it was an abdominal aortic
aneurysm.
PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION
He was 1.70 cm tall and
weighed 175 lbs.
 HIS INVENTIONS
Einstein's refrigerator is an absorption refrigerator with no
moving parts. It works at a constant pressure, and only
needs a heat source. Invented in 1926 by Albert Einstein
and his former student Leó Szilárd.

The Einstein-Szilard bomb

“It was a fully functional pump with no moving
mechanical parts. Instead, a moving electromagnetic field
caused a liquid metal (an activator of potassium and
sodium) to move. The metallic fluid, in turn, was used as a
piston to compress a refrigerant.”
 HIS PERSONALITY
Unlike his younger
sister, Maya, who was
more lively and cheerful,
Albert was patient,
methodical and did not
like to show off. He used
to avoid the company of
other children with his
age.
HIS ILLNESS His speech was slow. Like
too many people with
dyslexia, Einstein was slow to
speak. He didn't start talking
comfortably until he was
about 6 years old. By the way,
that time in his early life is so
well known that children's
speech delay is sometimes
called Einstein Syndrome.