Where did max planck go to college?

Answer 1

== == Max Planck followed the presentation of his graduate thesis in 1880 by working as an unpaid private lecturer in Munich, Germany. He received an appointment in 1885 as an associate professor of theoretical physics at the University of Kiel. In the late 1880's, he moved to the University of Berlin, and was a full professor by 1892. He continued there in Berlin until he retired in 1926. (He did appear at Columbia University in New York City as the Ernest Kempton Adams Lecturer in Theoretical Physics in 1909. Links are provided.

Answer 2

Max Planck was a lecturer, an associate professor and a professor of physics. A link is provided to a question regarding where he taught - and did research. Research (and publication) is a critical element to the achievement and maintenance of a professorship. Most of the work in Physics and other basic sciences is done by colleges and universities, or their affiliated labs or institutes. Most famous scientists are part-time professors. Many or most telescopes and other big science machines are funded by private, corporate and government grants.

Answer 3

Max's father took up a position at the University of Munich in 1867 and due to this move, Max Planck went to school at the Maximilian Gymnasium, where, as a result of lessons given by his teacher, Hermann Muller he seems to have developed a strong interest in maths and physics. It appears that Planck was a very good pupil academically, regularly appearing in the top ten in class lists, whatever the subject he was studying. He could have become a classical scholar or a musician, but decided that physics was for him.

Answer 4

Max Planck went to two collages. First he went to Munich University, then got accepted to university of Berlin.

Answer 5

Max Planck was a professor at Berlin University when he made his breakthrough idea on black-body radiation, one that began the system we now call quantum theory.