You're likely referring to Albert Einstein, who is famous for his contributions to physics, not genetics.

While Einstein was a brilliant scientist, he didn't contribute to the field of genetics.

Genetics was pioneered by individuals like:

* Gregor Mendel: Considered the "father of genetics" for his work on pea plants, revealing fundamental principles of inheritance.

* Thomas Hunt Morgan: Known for his work with fruit flies, demonstrating the role of chromosomes in heredity.

* James Watson and Francis Crick: Made the groundbreaking discovery of the structure of DNA, the molecule that carries genetic information.

If you meant a different Albert, please provide more context.