Young researchers

Courses and mentoring for students interested in mathematics, and opportunities for doctoral researchers to meet and work together.

Lara Bossinger lectures at a blackboard while summer-school participants listen.
Lara Bossinger teaching at the summer school on Positive Geometry and Scattering Amplitudes, Nordfjordeid, June 2026. The school was supported by Mathesis.Source: University of Oslo

Ways to take part.

Mathesis

For doctoral researchers: Norway’s national PhD school for the foundations of computational mathematics connects researchers through courses, masterclasses and a network across institutions.

Equations for Arctic Equality

Students and early-career researchers in mathematics and physics: An initiative supporting gender balance in mathematics and physics through mentoring and contact with researchers.

AMTI

Mathematically interested students in Northern Norway: Arktisk matematisk talentinitiativ connects mathematically interested students in Northern Norway with challenging mathematics and research-oriented mentoring.

Summer-school participants discuss an exercise around a blackboard.
Working through exercises together at the Mathesis-supported summer school in Nordfjordeid, June 2026.Source: University of Oslo

Working through it together.

A problem often looks different when you discuss it with someone else. Courses and schools give students time to work with peers and researchers beyond their own classroom or department.

Meet Mathesis members

Algebraic geometry, with a focus on Arithmetically Cohen–Macaulay varieties.

Uncertainty estimation in deep learning, with applications to subsea mapping.

Cryptography, symmetric algorithms and Boolean functions.

From the community

Events at the center

Talk to us

Ask about membership, courses or taking part in the mathematical community.

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