Einstein Centre for Local-Realistic Physics | God does not play dice with the Universe

Welcome to the Einstein Centre for Local-Realistic Physics. Our mission is to conduct scientific research in theoretical physics, with the aim to uncover local, realistic, and deterministic underpinnings of fundamental physics. The Centre was founded in 2014 by our Scientific Director, Dr. Joy Christian, to mark the golden jubilee of the celebrated theorem by John S. Bell in the foundations of quantum mechanics. Its charter is to conduct scientific research on the frontiers of physics that builds on the work of John S. Bell, in order to develop and disseminate Einstein’s local-realistic vision for a unified theory — popularly known as a “theory of everything.”

Our headquarters are located at the very heart of the picturesque English city of Oxford and the ancient University of Oxford. We are thus in a privileged position to enjoy both the bustling social life of the beautiful city and the enviable intellectual life of the renowned university, dispersed in its colleges and research centres.

We also have two satellite branches in the U.S.A., one in San Francisco, and a planned branch in New York.

Please feel free to explore our website for further information about our research activities and goals. If you need any help, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our research and development staff are ready to help.

Dr. Joy Christian answering a question about Berry’s geometric phase (asked by the late Prof. van Kampen of Utrecht University) after his lecture at the third International Symposium on the Foundations of Quantum Mechanics, held in Tokyo in August 1989.