👉 Jewish engineering, also known as Jewish technological innovation or Jewish science and technology, refers to the significant contributions made by Jewish individuals and communities to various fields of engineering and technology throughout history. This includes advancements in mathematics, physics, chemistry, and engineering during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, particularly in Europe. Notable figures include Leonardo da Vinci, who was Jewish for parts of his life, and later, scientists like Albert Einstein, who, despite his being of German-Jewish heritage, contributed profoundly to theoretical physics. Jewish engineers and scientists have played crucial roles in developing technologies ranging from early computing and cryptography to modern electronics and renewable energy solutions. Their work has often been characterized by a blend of theoretical insight and practical application, significantly impacting global technological progress.
