After Einstein died in 1955, pathologist Thomas Harvey removed and preserved the physicist’s brain. He took dozens of black and white ... private collection was given to the US Army's National Museum ...

Other displays in the museum show disease and disfigurement—the results of something gone wrong. Einstein’s brain represents potential, the ability of one exceptional mind, one genius ...

Objects associated them have made their way into various collections at the National Museum of American History ... because of the intellectual importance of their makers and users. Einstein’s pipe, ...

The exhibit includes visual tricks; visitors can look at an illusion mask of Albert Einstein ... brain every single day,” ...

He removes Einstein's brain. And then he takes it home with him, storing it in a Tupperware container in his closet. Some branded him a hero, a man willing to risk his reputation in order to keep ...

Notable exhibits include Albert Einstein's brain, a tumor removed from President ... Visitors agree the Mütter Museum is a must-see for anyone visiting Philadelphia, though some say they were ...

To find out if there is a link between brain structure and genius, scientists look to the gray matter of renowned physicist Albert Einstein. WSJ's science columnist Robert Lee Hotz reports.

This image was donated to the Science Museum by the Greenwich Royal Observatory. (Photo by SSPL/Getty Images) The result was rocket fuel for Einstein ... to honor a big brain by viewing a ...