Albert Einstein Institute (AEI) is a research organization dedicated to the promotion of scientific excellence and the advancement of science and technology. Founded in 2002, AEI works to promote collaboration among international scientists, engineers, mathematicians, and technologists on projects that advance knowledge regarding theoretical physics or related topics. The institute has several divisions across the world with locations in Germany, Israel, Japan, China, France and India.
AEI’s primary focus is on developing theories within theoretical physics such as quantum mechanics and relativity theory. It also provides educational programs for students seeking to gain advanced knowledge in these areas of study. In addition to its academic activities AEI also provides services for industry professionals including technical support for cutting-edge research initiatives as well as providing specialized training courses designed specifically for researchers working on high-level projects.
As part of its mission AEI strives to bring together experts from various disciplines who have different perspectives but share a common vision when it comes to advancing science through rigorous inquiry into some of the most complex questions our universe poses today. To this end it actively encourages cross-disciplinary collaborations between academic institutions worldwide so that innovative new ideas can be explored under unified leadership structures directed by highly qualified individuals who are passionate about furthering scientific progress in their field(s).
The institute was established with generous funding from philanthropic organizations such as Microsoft Research Group and Google Research Labs which continue to support AEI’s efforts today along with other private donors who recognize its important work toward helping humanity understand our universe better than ever before possible—allowing us ultimately become more capable stewards of our planet’s resources while ensuring continued peace and prosperity around the globe tomorrow!