Einstein talk

by Lori Waters
Staff Writer

Diane L. Kormos-Buchwald, associate professor of history and director of the Einstein Papers Project at the California Institute of Technology, came to the University of La Verne on March 30 to talk to science department students about “Einstein’s Written Legacy: Insights from the Collected Papers of Albert Einstein.”

Kormos-Buchwald began the lecture with a general biography of Einstein’s life, and how he came to be world- renowned.

She ended by talking about some of his great accomplishments and his many books that he has written.

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