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Going back to ‘Deep Time’ and forward to extra-terrestrial life: geology in the 21st century
What are the effects of supervolanic eruptions? How to cope with life in earthquake zones? What lessons does ‘Deep Time’ offer for tackling climate change today? These are just some of the questions leading Earth scientists will address at Sedgwick 200: Earth Sciences in the 21st Century and beyond, on Saturday 22 September 2018.
Tributes paid to Sir James Mirrlees
Tributes have been paid to Sir James Mirrlees (1936-2018), a Fellow of Trinity College, and Emeritus Professor of Political Economy at Cambridge, who also taught at Oxford and in America, and played an important role at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
‘I am a real scientist now and ready to face the world of science’
Before PhD student Bridget Ogolowa came from Nigeria to Trinity for the Tropical Biology Association Publishing and Communications Course she admitted she didn’t see herself as a scientist.
A-Level results day: don’t panic!
It’s undoubtedly a tense time – the waiting and wondering, the what-ifs and then the gut-wrenching-getting-your-results moment…Here is Trinity’s guide to surviving results day.
Enabling African scientists to reach a global audience
When Evariste Rutebuka joined the Tropical Biology Association (TBA) Publishing and Communications course held at Trinity last year, he had no idea it would transform his life as a PhD student at the Pan-African University.