In Focus
This category contains articles that include news about our researchers and their activities, as well as the Center's activities.
To read more in depth aricles about the scholars and their research, see In Depth.
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Announcing the 2020/21 CAS projects
The Centre for Advanced Study (CAS) is pleased to announce the selection of the three 2020/21 CAS projects.
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Alumni Spotlight: Camilla Serck-Hanssen
The 2015/16 CAS project leader is the alumna of the month for August 2018 -- and the new executive director of the Centre.
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Meet the Scientific Director
Camilla Serck-Hanssen discusses her career as a scholar, her time as a project leader, and her plans for the future of the Centre for Advanced Study (CAS).
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2018/19 CAS Projects: Religion, Media and Time, and Mathematics
The Centre for Advanced Study (CAS) is welcoming a new cohort of scholars to Oslo as the 2018/19 academic year begins.
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Former CAS fellow joins YoungCAS workshop
Andrew Teale, assistant professor at the University of Nottingham, is the first scholar to participate in both a standard CAS project and YoungCAS.
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Research in Review: 'The Nordic "Civil Wars" in the High Middle Ages in a Comparative Perspective'
Leaders of a CAS project to better understand medieval civil wars look back on how their project unfolded during a year at the Centre.
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CAS fellows elected to lead the International Academy of Quantum Molecular Sciences
Trygve Ulf Helgaker, Trond Saue, and Hans-Joachim Werner will help lead the academy for the next three years.
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Research in Review: 'Molecules in Extreme Environments'
A CAS project that explored chemistry in the vast reaches of space have produced 'new constellations' that could push the field forward.
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Research in Review: 'SynSem: From Form to Meaning - Integrating Linguistics and Computing'
The CAS project set out to bridge the gap between the applied and theoretical camps of computational linguistics. Did it succeed?
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CAS fellows win 'best paper award' at computational linguistics conference
Adam Przepiórkowski and Agnieszka Patejuk's research will be recognised at the International Conference on Computational Linguistics (COLING).
