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of a quantum physicist.. during the day. Date: Tue, 07 May 2013 21:36:37 +0000 Thoughts following our conversation: I. "One Universe?" attendees.. Frank Wilczek, Martin Rees, Brian Schmidt, Alan Guth, Andrei Linde.. among others. 2. External Advisory Board attendees that weekend (Jan3 I -Feb 2).. Gross, Naj

nversation: I. "One Universe?" attendees.. Frank Wilczek, Martin Rees, Brian Schmidt, Alan Guth, Andrei Li

ing the day. Date: Tue, 07 May 2013 21:36:37 +0000 Thoughts following our conversation: I. "One Universe?" attendees.. Frank Wilczek, Martin Rees, Brian Schmidt, Alan Guth, Andrei Linde.. among others. 2. External Advisory Board attendees that weekend (Jan3 I -Feb 2).. Gross, Najafi, Poste, Sutherland, Altm

o here. ,;,--"OPNews Banner Catalogue of Events 2015: Year of the Anthropocene Investigating the impact of humans upon the world. JANUARY 2015 Frank Wilczek, Visiting Professor The Origins Project welcomes Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek as a returning visiting Professor to Arizona State University and the

gins Project welcomes Nobel Laureate Frank Wilczek as a returning visiting Professor to Arizona State University and the Origins Project. Professor Wilczek will be on campus for the spring semester of 2015 to participate in research, lecture and participate in various University events. Alan Alda & La

EMBER 2015 Origins Project Cruise to Antarctica December 2-12, 2015. Origins Project Director, Lawrence Krauss, and Nobel Prize winning astronomer Brian Schmidt will lead a group of sea adventurers to explore the beauty of this southern continent. On board lectures topics will include science at the South P

o the End of Time 293 tical to what was predicted. This caused incredible excitement in both theoretical and observational communities. Along with Frank Wilczek, I wrote a paper that not only pointed out that such an observation would indicate a symmetry-breaking scale that corresponded nicely to the Grand

l and observational communities. Along with Frank Wilczek, I wrote a paper that not only pointed out that

empty space—which is the most plausible explanation of why the observed ex- pansion of the universe is speeding up. The Nobel Prize was awarded to Brian Schmidt, Adam Riess, and Saul Perlmutter for the discovery of this remarkable and largely unexpected phenomenon. Naturally the questions arise, What could