Experience Einstein in his own words through these selected writings from his essays and correspondence.
» Manifesto to the Europeans (1914)
» My Opinion on the War (1915)
» Religion and Science (1930)
» The World As I See It (1931)
» On the Disarmament Conference (1931)
» Science and Religion (1940)
» The Negro Question (1946)
» The Einstein-Russell Manifesto (1955)
Dyson is a theoretical physicist and Professor Emeritus at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton. He has published many scientific papers and written many books, including Disturbing the Universe.
Davies is a theoretical physicist and director of BEYOND: The Center for Fundamental Concepts in Science at Arizona State University. He has written widely about Einstein's understanding of time, including How to Build a Time Machine.
Gates is a theoretical physicist and John S. Toll Professor of Physics at the University of Maryland. He's written widely on string theory, and has advanced unified field theories of the type first envisioned by Einstein.
Levenson is Associate Professor of Science Writing at MIT. He's produced "Einstein Revealed" for NOVA and has authored several books on science and technology, including Einstein in Berlin.
