Dr. Albert Einstein In The House!

100 + speaking engagements
including
International Forum on Nuclear Disarmament & Deterrence
​National Museum of Nuclear Science & History
Indian Institute of Advanced Studies
Indian Institute of Science
American Physical Society
American Association of Physics Teachers
Ontario Association of Physics Teachers
Canadian Association of Physics Teachers
American Association of University Women
High Schools, Middle Schools, Universities

Bring Einstein to your next meeting, conference, convention
​as
Einstein=MC2!
​Kick-Off Speaker
Surprise Entertainment
Genius Mingler
Inspirational Juggernaught
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Inspiration!

From where did Einstein receive his inspiration? He'll tell you - from the world around him, nature, music, people, the star filled sky! Sometimes pencil and paper or perhaps his famous thought experiments were his primary tools of expression.  The Special Theory of Relativity, the General Theory of Relativity, Quantum Mechanics, Black Holes, Gravitational Waves, the Photoelectric Effect all came out of the mind of theoretical physicist who Time magazine called their Person of the Century.

Quips & Humor!

 Einstein mingles, jokes, and regales your audience with a keen sense of the world around us! He will take your audience on a journey of the first half of the 20th century where the world made a gigantic transformation from the beginnings of the industrial revolution, through the innovations of science, art, music, and architecture in the early 20th century to the dawn of the digital revolution!

Learning, Education,
​and Music!

In his own words, Einstein takes the audience on a journey exploring the importance of thoughtful examination of what it means to be human. He will share with your audience his struggles as a young student, his difficulty with a demanding world, and how he overcame barriers to the truths he felt should be obvious. Dr. Einstein will reveal how music was such an important source of his scientific inspiration. He played violin from the age of four and always found solace in Mozart, and Bach, and Haydn.