Twenty Seconds

1\documentclass[]{twentysecondcv}

2\begin{document}

3\cvname{Albert Einstein}

4\cvjobtitle{Theoretical physicist}

5\cvdate{Born 14 March 1879, Ulm. Died 18 April 1955, Princeton.}

6\aboutme{Born in the Kingdom of W\"urttemberg, German Empire. Swiss citizen from 1901; American citizen from 1940. The theory of relativity, and contributions to quantum theory and statistical mechanics.}

7\makeprofile

8\section{education}

9\begin{twenty}

10 \twentyitem

11 {1905}

12 {PhD}

13 {University of Zurich}

14 {\emph{A New Determination of Molecular Dimensions}.}

15 \twentyitem

16 {1896--1900}

17 {Teaching diploma, mathematics and physics}

18 {Federal polytechnic school, Zurich}

19 {}

20\end{twenty}

21\section{experience}

22\begin{twenty}

23 \twentyitem

24 {1933--1955}

25 {Resident scholar}

26 {Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton}

27 {Left Germany in 1933. Work on a unified field theory. In 1939 he signed, with Le\'o Szil\'ard, a letter to President Roosevelt recommending nuclear weapons research, later carried out as the Manhattan Project.}

28 \twentyitem

29 {1913--1933}

30 {Prussian Academy of Sciences}

31 {Berlin}

32 {Director of the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Physics from 1917. The general theory of relativity (1915), in which gravitation is modelled by the curvature of spacetime; observations of the solar eclipse of 29 May 1919 were consistent with its deflection of light. Stimulated emission (1917), the mechanism behind the laser and the maser. Bose--Einstein statistics, with Satyendra Nath Bose.}

33 \twentyitem

34 {1908--1914}

35 {University posts}

36 {Bern, Zurich, Prague, ETH Zurich}

37 {University of Bern (1908), University of Zurich (1909), Prague (1911), ETH Zurich (1912).}

38 \twentyitem

39 {1902--1909}

40 {Assistant examiner}

41 {Swiss Patent Office, Bern}

42 {Papers of 1905 on the photoelectric effect, Brownian motion, special relativity, and the equivalence of mass and energy.}

43\end{twenty}

44\section{other work}