Einstein's CV
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M. Lindemann
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CV template which tries to be colorful and professional at the same time.
CV template which tries to be colorful and professional at the same time.
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\title{Albert Einstein}
\author{\LaTeX{} Albert Einstein}
\date{1955}
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{Albert Einstein}
{Research Physicist $\cdot$ Professor $\cdot$ Patent Clerk}
{
When I am not reviewing patents, I carry out thought experiments.\\
My interests span from pollen grains to synchronizing clocks on moving trains.\\
I wrote a small number of articles that attracted a decent amount of attention.\\
I also designed large unifying theories and models that turned out to be\\
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\goal{\faFlask}{I am looking for opportunities to experiment, in labs or in thoughts, to deeply understand the laws of physics and how clocks work.}
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\goal{\faExchange}{I am subject-agnostic. I often think at very large scales, like the whole universe, and equally often wonder about atomic particles and their sub-elements.}
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\goal{\faLink}{I enjoy connecting seemingly unrelated ideas, e.g. temperature and pollen grains, elevators and space curvature.}
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\goal{\faHourglassHalf}{I like having time to think my ideas through carefully, challenging common sense as well as my own assumptions.}
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{\textbf{Applied} \\ \textbf{\&} \\ \textbf{Theoretical} \\ \textbf{Physics}},
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Teaching,
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\cvevent{Oct 1933}{Apr 1955}{Research Fellow}{Institute for Advanced Study}{Princeton, NJ, USA}{assets/logo-ias.png}
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\cvevent{Feb 1909}{Apr 1911}{Associate Professor}{University of Zürich}{Zürich, Switzerland}{assets/logo-uni-zurich.png}
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Work experience prior to 1902 is visible on \href{https://www.linkedin.com/in/albert\_einstein}{\faLinkedinSquare \ \textbf{LinkedIn}}.
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\cvkeyword{Special Relativity}
\cvkeyword{General Relativity}
\cvkeyword{Nuclear physics}
\cvkeyword{Quantum physics}
\cvkeyword{Brownian motion}
\cvkeyword{Pinball}
\cvkeyword{Laws of Optics}
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Here are some thoughts that guide my\\
actions as a professor and as a scientist.\\[1em]
\simplequote{Success is a few simple disciplines, practiced every day; while failure is simply a few errors in judgment, repeated every day.}{Jim Rohn}
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\simplequote{With most subjects, it is more important to really understand the basic material than have exposure to more advanced concepts.}{S. S. Skiena}
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\simplequote{Besides the noble art of getting things done, there is the noble art of leaving things undone. The wisdom of life consists in the elimination of non-essentials.}{Lin Yutang}
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\simplequote{The people that really create the things that change this industry are both the thinker and doer in one person. [...] It’s very easy to say "I thought of this three years ago". But usually when you dig a little deeper, you find that the people that really did it were also the people that really worked through the hard intellectual problems as well.}{Steve Jobs}
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\simplequote{It is not that I'm so smart. But I stay with the questions much longer.}{Me (ha ha)}
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\onlinecourse{Oct 1945}{Growing Mushrooms in the Sky}{Princeton via Coursera}{assets/logo-princeton.png}
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{This online class was taught by Pr. Umesh Vazirani. It covered theoretical concepts of quantum physics (e.g. superposition of states, entanglement of particles) as well as practical implementations of quantum algorithms such as Shor's algorithm to factor large numbers.}
{Results: \href{http://example.com}{\textbf{Statement of Accomplishment}}.}
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\publication{Nov 1905}{Does the Inertia of a Body Depend Upon Its Energy Content?}{Annalen der Physik}{assets/logo-adp.png}
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\publication{Sep 1905}{On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies}{Annalen der Physik}{assets/logo-adp.png}
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\publication{Jul 1905}{On the Motion of Small Particles Suspended in a Stationary Liquid}{Annalen der Physik}{assets/logo-adp.png}
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\publication{Jun 1905}{On a Heuristic Viewpoint Concerning the Production and Transformation of Light}{Annalen der Physik}{assets/logo-adp.png}
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\fbox{My references are available upon request. Among others, they include:}\\
\simplerow{Managers}{Some Nobel Prize laureates}
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\simplerow{Reports}{More Nobel Prize laureates}
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