Frank @ ASU
Frank Wilczek joined Arizona State University as a Distinguished Visiting Professor in 2010 and is now the Wager Distinguished Professor of Physics in the Department of Physics, part of The College of Liberal Arts and Sciences. This page collects his lectures, colloquia, and features at ASU, along with selected talks from institutions worldwide.
Physics Today and Tomorrow
A lecture series exploring the current state and future direction of physics.
Colloquia at ASU
Talks and colloquia recorded at Arizona State University.
SciHub at ASU
Founded in March 2018 with Professor Nathan Newman, SciHub at ASU explores ways to extend human perception using modern technology, work that has led to collaborations spanning physics, engineering, and the arts.
Featured at ASU
ASU Faculty Excellence Spotlight
Arizona State University's profile recognizing Wilczek as a Nobel laureate, National Academy of Sciences member, and MacArthur Fellow, covering his work across condensed matter physics, astrophysics, and particle physics.
Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek Breaks Down 10 Key Physics Principles in New Book "Fundamentals"
ASU News, January 2021. Wilczek discusses writing "Fundamentals," the ten essential concepts behind our understanding of the physical world, and his ongoing projects at ASU.
Best of ASU
The State Press, April 2019.
Imagine Learning from a Nobel Prize Winner
Arizona State University feature video.
Apart from ASU
Selected lectures and interviews from institutions and organizations worldwide.
