Female Physicist Named “New Einstein” from Harvard: Sabrina Pasterski

Harvard University, one of the world’s leading universities, shows a young woman named Sabrina Gonzalez Pasterski as today’s Einstein. Although he is only 23 years old, the young genius, who has made a name for himself all over the world, has already managed to become one of the most talented physicists in the USA. When we look at her 23-year life, we see a female physicist who has turned her focus to her work as well as a very successful academic career.

Pasterski’s acquaintance with the world of science is even earlier. At the age of 14, he built a single-engine airplane for his father and posted the construction process of the airplane on YouTube.

At the age of 16, he flew this plane over Lake Michigan and became the youngest person to fly in a plane he built.

With these works, he managed to attract the attention of MIT professors Allen Haggerty and Earll Murman and proved that he had above-normal potential.

She was the first female student to graduate from MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) with an average of 5.0 out of 4 (grade awarded to high achieving students) in three years and be awarded an ‘MIT physics orloff scholarship’.

Upon this success, he was offered a PhD from Harvard with full academic freedom.

With this right, the young physicist, who was about to start his doctorate, had the right to conduct scientific studies without the intervention of any academician.

Pasterski says he has never used a smartphone in his life, has no social media accounts, has never smoked or consumed alcohol, and has never had an emotional affair.

The young physicist, who has turned to his career in every field, tries to find answers to his own questions in his spare time. In addition, he has a website where he publishes his own inventions and experiments. You can access that website here .

The physicist, who has fit many awards and titles in her 23-year life, once again shows us how successful and powerful women are in the field of science.