Hebrew University Launches Einstein Archives Website: US Media Coverage

Hebrew University Launches Einstein Archives Website: US Media Coverage

On March 19, 2012, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem launched its expanded interactive Albert Einstein Archives website, which contains a rich, comprehensive collection of the "intellectual heritage" and personal writings of Albert Einstein, a founder of The Hebrew University of Jerusalem. This exciting achievement has has garnered coverage by major media outlets (see sampling below). 

Press Release

ABC News: “New Einstein Documents Look at Science and Love” (with video)

Associated Press: “Original Einstein manuscripts posted online”
Article syndicated to dozens of outlets, including:
-  Atlanta Journal Constitution
-  Bloomberg Businessweek
-  Boston Globe
-  Huffington Post
-  Newsday
-  Sacramento Bee
-  San Francisco Chronicle
-  USA Today
-  US News and World Repor
-  Washington Post
-  Yahoo! News 

The Atlantic: “And Here You Have It, Ladies and Gentlemen, E=MC² and Other Einstein Archive Treasures”

Bloomberg News: “Princeton, Israel Put Online Einstein’s Notes, Lover’s Letter”  

CNET: “E=mc2 and more: Expanded Einstein archives open to the public”

CNN: “Einstein's writings made available online”

JTA:  "Einstein Online: Internet archive offers window into physicist's life and work"

The Los Angeles Times: “Albert Einstein online archive puts a genius at our fingertips” 

MSNBC: “Archive puts original Einstein manuscripts online” 

NPR: “Brilliant Idea: More Than 80,000 Of Einstein's Documents Going Online” (with audio)

Reuters: “Einstein the scientist, dreamer, lover: online” 
Article syndicated to dozens of outlets, including:
- Chicago Tribune      
- Christian Science Monitor
-  Yahoo! News 

TIME: “Everything Really is Relative: Einstein’s Personal Papers Now a Click Away”