Yes. Most of the time it is in Princeton Hospital-- the place where Einstein died. But sometimes, it is also in different museums and science labs/institutions for showing off (lol) and studies. :)
Albert Einstein was cremated and his ashes were scattered somewhere in New Jersey.His brain may be preserved, see:http://www.stevenlevy.com/index.php/einsteins-brain
After Albert Einstein's death in 1955, a pathologist named Thomas Stoltz Harvey removed Einstein's brain during the autopsy without permission from his family. Harvey preserved the brain and later claimed to have studied it extensively, though the results and impact of his research remain controversial and inconclusive.
eistein's brain was 15 % wider than the normal man and woman's brain
It weighed about 800 grams
yes
After his death in 1955, Albert Einstein's brain was removed during the autopsy without his family's permission. Portions of his brain were preserved for research purposes and have since been studied by neuroscientists. Some of these brain tissue samples are held at the National Museum of Health and Medicine in Maryland, USA.
National Museum of Health and Medicine
Ancient Egyptians did not believe that the brain was actually the thought-center of a person, believing instead that the heart did the act of thinking. The brain was viewed as worthless flesh and, therefore, removed.
Well the size is normal but what was outstanding is that his brain weighted 5 pounds the average brain weight 3 pounds
For decades, Albert Einsten's brain was kept preserved in a jar ina kansas doctor's office!!!
Einstein's ashes were put into an unknown river in new jersey. i no this because it was on a discovery cannel....lol I'm not a nerd my step-dad is...LOL
No. Einstein donated his brain for dissection, but it was a normal brain to the techniques of the time. The cubed brain is still preserved.