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    The Department of Medicine at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, 1955-1980

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    After several years of planning, the new Albert Einstein College of Medicine (AECOM) recruited its first class, of just 56 students, and began their instruction in the fall of 1955. This event took place in a not-yet-fully-outfitted Forchheimer building, which was then the only one of what later became a cluster of AECOM buildings. Across the street was the Bronx Municipal Hospital Center (BMHC, now Jacobi Medical Center, JMC), which was the original (and, for years, only) teaching hospital of the College. The evolution of the Department of Medicine at this new College, from its early stages – with 56 medical students, a small outstanding young faculty, one science building and one teaching hospital – to a world-renowned medical research and educational institution, with over 800 medical and doctoral students, numerous post-doctoral fellows and trainees, a large outstanding faculty, four major science buildings, and six major teaching hospital affiliates, is described

    Albert Einstein

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    "Professeur Albert Einstein"; Signed "Henri ---

    Albert Einstein

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    Dedication: "Herrn Berthold Neuer zum Andenken Albert Einstein 1943

    Albert Einstein

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    Albert Einstein holding a manuscript in front of a blackboard.Digital Imag

    Albert Einstein with Margot Einstein and Hans Albert Einstein.

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    Digital ImageHans Albert Einstein was the son of Albert Einstein. He studied engineering at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Zurich. In 1938 he emigrated to the US in South Carolina, working for the US Deptartment of Agriculture and studying sediment transport. He continued to work for the USDA in California when he began teaching hydraulic engineering at the University of California, Berkeley.Digital Imag

    Portrait of Albert Einstein with Jules Romains.

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    Handwritten dedication: To Albert Einstein signed Jules RomainsHandwritten dedication: To Albert Einstein signed Jules RomainsDigital ImageDigital Imag

    Hans Albert Einstein as a child

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    Eduard Einstein was the son of Albert Einstein and Mileva Einstein nee MaricDigital ImageEduard Einstein was the son of Albert Einstein and Mileva Einstein née Maric.Digital Imag

    Albert Einstein sailing album.

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    Albert Einstein sailing with Moritz Katzenstein.Includes F 6776 - F 6785Digital Imageex F 536

    Albert Einstein in Carnegie Hall

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    Handwritten note on verso reads, "Professor Albert Einstein at Carnegie Hall, Apr, 1, 1934. Photograph by Clyde Fisher."Digital Imag

    Photograph of Albert Einstein with Otto Einstein.

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    Albert Einstein pictured with Otto Einstein, his friend and distant relative since youth.LB
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