Futures, by Nobel and Templeton laureate Frank Wilczek, is an expansive project spanning a public lecture series and writings, exploring what science reveals about reality and how human imagination can shape tomorrow. It centers on a "threefold way" framework: what is (science), what could be (possibilities), and what should be (purpose). About the series Produced by Arizona State University's Department of Physics, this six-part public lecture series brings the ideas of the Futures project...

A four-part lecture series delivered by Frank Wilczek as part of the Cosmology Seminar Series at Arizona State University in Spring 2026. The series traces the axion from the theoretical gap that motivated it, through its role in cosmology, to the experimental efforts now searching for it. Lecture 1: T Symmetry and the θ Parameter Date February 27, 2026 Speaker Frank Wilczek, MIT Faculty Host Alex Rojewski Abstract A crisis and an opportunity. The standard model has an explanatory gap....

Alongside his research and public lectures, Frank Wilczek remained active in the classroom and the seminar room at Arizona State University through the spring of 2026, teaching and taking part in the ongoing Cosmology Seminar Series at ASU's Goldwater Center. The Cosmology Initiative at ASU Frank Wilczek is a member of the faculty of ASU's Cosmology Initiative, which bridges the Department of Physics and the School of Earth and Space Exploration and explores the deepest questions of the...