Albert Einstein loves Birmingham Bargain Mom. How do I know? Because he wrote it on his famous chalkboard. Right after he discovered E=MC2. Really, he did. OK, he didn't but the folks at Hetemeel ...

Einstein’s legendary equivalence between mass and energy, given the simple formula E=mc^2, is familiar even to schoolchildren. At times, it simply stands as a placeholder for science — like in ...

It’s really grainy, and you can’t make out the famous E=MC2 equation, but this is the only known photograph of the master hammering away at the chalkboard on his special relativity formula.

Einstein Played the Violin, ... Asked to picture a genius and nearly all of us will picture Einstein at his chalkboard (or, thanks to that famous photo, sticking out his tongue).

Einstein is perhaps most famous as a theorist, and many iconic pictures show him writing at a chalkboard. But Einstein was more than that. "He was very interested in practical matters," Kennefick ...

You may have learned about the theory of relativity—or at least seen E = mc 2 scribbled on a chalkboard somewhere—but nothing compares to hearing Albert Einstein explain it in his own words ...

National Geographic is promoting "Genius," its series about the life of Albert Einstein, with a stunt at SXSW that sees selfies turned into art on a recreation of the iconic inventor's "chalkboard." ...