Centre for Advanced Study - CAS

CAS is now welcoming applications from Norwegian institutions to become partners!

As a CAS partner, researchers from your institution can apply as P*s to lead 1- or 2-year projects through our CAS Research Grant and Young CAS Grant programmes. Partners also gain access to opportunities such as the Hernes–CAS Mobility Grant and short-term fellowships.

🗓️ Applications deadline: 31 January 2026

CAS Invites Norwegian research institutions to join as partners | CAS CAS currently has a network of 18 Norwegian partner institutions, including universities, university colleges, and research institutes. The partnership agreements, which last for five years and are renewable, are structured to benefit CAS, the partner institutions, and the researchers themselves.As....

Svenn-Erik Mamelund is “coming home” to CAS as a short-term fellow.

Building on his CAS project, he will continue important research on pandemic impacts among Indigenous and marginalised communities - picking up threads that remain vital to understanding both past and present health crises.

“Coming Home”: Svenn-Erik Mamelund Returns to CAS for a Short-Term Fellowship | CAS When influenza researcher Svenn-Erik Mamelund, professor at OsloMET, last left the Centre for Advanced Study in 2023, the scientific questions that had animated his project were far from finished. Now, two years later, he is back—this time for a short-term residential fellowship—picking up the t...