Frank Wilczek's Spring 2026 at ASU: Teaching and the Cosmology Seminar Series
- Jul 13
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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 cosmos, from the birth of the universe to the fundamental laws of nature. His work there connects quantum theory, gravity, and particle physics to questions in cosmology and astrophysics.
The Cosmology Seminar Series
The Cosmology Seminar Series brings a distinguished speaker each week to present frontier research in cosmology, astrophysics, and related fields, fostering exchange across the ASU physics community. The seminars are held on the fifth floor of the Goldwater Center and are organized by the Cosmology Initiative with the Department of Physics.
At a glance
Term: Spring 2026
Location: Goldwater Center, Arizona State University, Tempe
Program: Cosmology Seminar Series, organized by the ASU Cosmology Initiative
Focus: Cosmology, astrophysics, gravity, and fundamental physics

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