Princeton University Press releases digital editions of Einstein’s papers
Zaynab ZamanThe Princeton University Press recently released digital editions of thousands of crucial papers by Albert Einstein that span the first 44 years of his life, director of the press Peter Dougherty said. He explained that the approximately 5,000 documents include crucial scientific papers, as well as professional, personal and administrative correspondence. There are currently 13 print volumes, with a 14th volume scheduled to be published in January, Dougherty said, adding that many of the volumes published over the last 30 years are in their original German script. “All these documents are now available on a digital platform, accessible globally by anyone with Internet,” Dougherty said. He said that although there are already 14 published print editions of Einstein’s papers, science researchers all over the world who need Einstein’s works cannot access any of the print editions due to location.
