"Digitised" in a manner of speaking
Sadly, the digitization appears to consist of digital images of documents. I was hoping for searchable text documents, but no joy.
Icon goes with Einstein's material, not my comment.
You don't have to be a genius to tap into Albert Einstein's BRAIN
Thousands of papers containing the musings and correspondence of physics megaboffin Albert Einstein have been published online by Princeton University. The collection containing 13 volumes, dubbed The Digital Einstein Papers, was made available on Friday. It covers Einstein's writings from his youth to 1923. A trove of …
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Sunday 7th December 2014 14:20 GMT John 156
Those employed in the computer software industry with an interest in Physics might like to be aware of a site by one of their number, http://blog.darkbuzz.com/
Roger Schlafly has also written a book, How Einstein Ruined Physics, which gives a history of modern Physics with Einstein put in a more objective context than that of simply being the greatest physicist who ever lived.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
