Luther P. Eisenhart poached early members of this institution such as James W. Alexander and Oswald Veblen from a neighboring institution.  
Luther P. Eisenhart poached early members of this institution such as James W. Alexander and Oswald Veblen from a neighboring institution.  Department store magnate Louis Bamberger's largest charitable gift was to provide seed funding for this institution.  The first director of this organization was appointed in 1930, had previously worked at Johns Hopkins and the Carnegie Foundation, and wrote the Flexner Report attacking medical schools.  (*) Clifford Geertz established its School for Social Science.  The pioneering Von Neumann Machine was built in the basement of Fuld Hall at this place.  Freeman Dyson has spent over 60 years at this undergrad-free place, and during the 1950s it was led by J. Robert Oppenheimer.  Its most famous member joined in 1933 and tried to unify field theory.  For 10 points, name this postgraduate center that housed men like Albert Einstein in Princeton, New Jersey.
Luther P. Eisenhart poached early members of this institution such as James W. Alexander and Oswald Veblen from a neighboring institution.  
Institute for Advanced Study [or IAS; do not accept or prompt on "Princeton"]