"Oppenheimer, often considered the 'father of the atomic bomb,' was a complex scientist. Born into a wealthy family, he studied at Harvard, Cambridge, and Gottingen, Germany. He admired Dostoevsky more than Tolstoy for the delicate expression of human suffering. Oppenheimer often retreated into a world of poetry and physics. At Cambridge, he was suspected of attempting to murder his tutor, Patrick Blackett, which eventually led him to study at Gottingen, the center of physics research at that time. Students will explore the intriguing yet turbulent life of Oppenheimer, delving into his moments of agony, pain, and success. Students will study not only his scientific theories but also his relationship with Einstein at Princeton and beyond. Furthermore, they'll examine his mental and psychological state as he participated in the decision to use an atomic bomb on human beings."