Isaac grew up being alone. For the rest of his life, he prefered to be alone and study on his writing and study. At 1661, Isaac attended the college at Cambridge. He spent most of his life at Cambridge becoming a professor of mathematics and being part of a group of scientists which is called Royal Society. He was elected to represent Cambridge University as a fellow of parliament. 

Growing Up

Sadly, Isaac had to leave Cambridge from 1665 to 1667. The 2 years he was gone, he used it as a study and development time especially on his theories on gravity and calculus. In 1696, Isaac Newton became the superintendent of the Royal Mint in London, England. He took his duties very seriously. In 1703 he was elected as the President of the Royal Society.