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episode 45: Digital Einstein
ETH’s most famous alumnus, Albert Einstein, brought to life as an animated figure
He is somewhat of a pop star inside and outside of the scientific community. For the 100th anniversary of the Nobel Prize in Physics, ETH spin-off Animatico has created an animated figure called Digital Einstein. In the ETH Podcast, we talk to Patrick Karpiczenko, the author and impersonator of Digital Einstein, along with ETH Physics Professor Marina Krstic Marinkovic about why Albert Einstein is still a role model for young scientists.
Find more information on the ETH-spin-off Animatico here https://animati.co/ and look up here for everything on comedian Patrick Karpiczenko and here for more on where ETH physics professor Marina Marinkovic is working.
Meet the digital Einstein personally: Digital Einstein tour datesand explore «The Feminine Side of Science» and «Albert Einstein and ETH» yourself.
Also, have a look here for information on the 100th anniversary of Einstein's Nobel Prize in Physics and on Explora.