The Cavendish Arts Science (CAS) Fellowship 

The annual Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship is delivered through a partnership between Girton College and Cavendish Arts Science, an initiative of the Cavendish Laboratory for Physics, thanks to the vision and generous support of Girton alumna Dr Una Ryan OBE (1963).

The Fellowship is designed to support artists to develop thought-provoking ideas through engagement with physicists and those in other fields, and experiment with new approaches to their practice that are transformative and push boundaries. 
The Cavendish Arts Science Fellowship at Girton College is a unique collaborative opportunity open to artists internationally and not confined to any single aesthetic, theme or medium. CAS Fellows are supported to spend one year immersing themselves in conversations with a wide range of physicists at the Cavendish Laboratory and engaging with Fellows of various disciplines at Girton College during their residency period in Cambridge.

Previous CAS Fellows include experimental filmmaker Logan Dandridge, who brought specific interests in memory, non-linear time and Black experience, and artist and composer Ain Bailey, who brought an interest in multi-channel sound, architectural acoustics and the constellation of sounds that form individual and community identities.
The Cavendish Arts Science programme creates collective encounters between art and science that explore the world, our humanity, and our place in the world. It creates new spaces to re-imagine material and immaterial universes and supports artistic work that questions traditional centring of voices and ways of knowing.