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An original piece of brick fom Albert Einstein’s birth house – in limited edition.

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TAX DEDUCTION

Your donation is tax deductible for all countries in the European Union and may qualify for a tax deduction in your country. Please consult your tax adviser on whether your contribution qualifies.

BECOME PART OF THE MOVEMENT

Together we want to expose future generations both to Albert Einstein’s science and contributions to humanity in the Discovery Center.

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ONE OF A KIND

Each unique piece of this limited edition bricks is provided with a signet that guarantees its authenticity.
A small version in the casket or larger and mounted on an artistic design plaque – get this unique piece now and become a part of the movement to make our vision a reality!

THREE EXPERIENCES IN ONE:
THE ALBERT EINSTEIN DISCOVERY CENTER

Your donation invests in this charitable project to plan and build the ALBERT EINSTEIN DISCOVERY CENTER in Ulm!

Modern, exciting and understandable – the three distinct parts of the Albert Einstein Discovery Center reveal Einstein’s legacy making it not only comprehensible but also tangible for all visitors.

1ST PART: EINSTEIN AS A PERSON
2ND PART: EINSTEIN'S THEORIES TODAY
3RD PART: INTERACTIVE SCIENCE CENTER

»Now it is the right time to display the commemoration and the science of Albert Einstein in an Albert Einstein Discovery Center«

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang KetterleNobel Prize winner Physics 2001

»Doing Science is fun! Let’s make it happen in the Albert Einstein Discovery Center in Ulm«

Prof. Dr. Bert SakmannNobel Prize winner Physiology/Medicine 1991

»A 100 years after Albert Einstein laid the foundations for General Relativity, we have just begun to experimentally explore black holes. They are fascinating experimental laboratories for studying General Relativity. My work is therefore directly related to Einstein's theories, and hence the Discovery Center in Ulm has my full support. I hope that this project will also help to get young people excited about the science of tomorrow and the future.«

Prof. Dr. Reinhard GenzelNobel Prize winner Physics 2020