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Haruna mubiru biography of albert einstein

          Studied at University of Bergen, Studied at Muk, Went to Kawempe Muslim, Lives in Kampala, Uganda.

        1. Studied at University of Bergen, Studied at Muk, Went to Kawempe Muslim, Lives in Kampala, Uganda.
        2. This study was initiated with the objective to assess variability, heritability and trait association among 64 common bean genotypes for quantitative traits.
        3. Photo by CGAfrica on September 11, Work in progress by Haruna Mubiru for the Bring Rafiki to Life 3D Modelling Competition sponsored by @animationmentor!
        4. "Try not to become a person of success, but rather try to become a person of value." - Albert Einstein 4.
        5. Surgical education, Obstetric fistula repair, recovery, African healthcare provider training and support in Rwanda and Uganda.

          6. Photo by CGAfrica on September 11, Work in progress by Haruna Mubiru for the Bring Rafiki to Life 3D Modelling Competition sponsored by @animationmentor!.

          Albert Einstein: Biography, facts and impact on science

          Albert Einstein was a German-American physicist and probably the most well-known scientist of the 20th century.

          He is famous for his theory of relativity, a pillar of modern physics that describes the dynamics of light and extremely massive entities, as well as his work in quantum mechanics, which focuses on the subatomic realm. 

          Albert Einstein's birthday and education

          Einstein was born in Ulm, in the German state of Württemberg, on March 14, 1879, according to a biography from the Nobel Prize organization.

          His family moved to Munich six weeks later, and in 1885, when he was 6 years old, he began attending Petersschule, a Catholic elementary school.

          Contrary to popular belief, Einstein was a good student. "Yesterday Albert received his grades, he was again number one, and his report card was brilliant," his mother once wrote to her sister, according to a German website dedicated to Einstein's legacy.

          But