Faculty Research Seminar Series Presents 'Einstein Day'

All are invited to the next faculty research presentation Friday, March 27, highlighting the work of theoretical physicist Albert Einstein.

Einstein mural in Vilnius by ettoja (aka Artur Širin) titled “It’s Never too Late”.

Einstein mural in Vilnius by ettoja (aka Artur Širin) titled “It’s Never too Late”.

The Faculty Research Seminar Series continues in its 21st year of enhancing education through presenting scholarly works for the University and the surrounding communities.

On Friday, March 27, beginning at 3:10 p.m., three University professors from diverse disciplines will present "Einstein Day" in the PNC Auditorium, Loyola Science Center, room 133. No registration is required.

Declan Mulhall, Ph.D., professor in physics and engineering, and program organizer, will discuss "Why Einstein Was a Big Deal."

Matthew Meyer, Ph.D., professor of philosophy, will discuss "Nietzsche's Response to Einstein."

Stephen Whittaker, Ph.D., professor of English, will discuss "Eins within a space": Joyce's Mythopoeic Relativity.

For more information, contact amelia.randich@scranton.edu.