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Albert Einstein was a professor of theoretical physics at the University of Berlin (1914-1933) and the Institute for Advanced Study (1933-1945). He served as Director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics (1917-1933) and collaborated with Satyendra Nath Bose on quantum statistics. He faced criticism for his political views, particularly his stance against German re-armament and advocacy for world government.
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Einstein's published papers on unified field theory (1925–1955) do not describe any mechanism by which electromagnetic fields could render matter optically invisible or enable teleportation; the connection is an assertion made by Allen and Berlitz without citation to specific Einstein texts.
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Extended visiting professor/research
Extended visiting professor/research at Caltech.
Full Professor of Theoretical Physics
Full Professor of Theoretical Physics at Karl-Ferdinand University, Prague.