Richard III’s final hours reimagined in film and ceramics
The final hours of King Richard III of England are re-imagined through animated film and ceramics – incorporating soil from…
The final hours of King Richard III of England are re-imagined through animated film and ceramics – incorporating soil from…
Trinity is hosting the The Byrothon: a 24-hour reading of alumnus Lord Byron’s works, 23 February – 24 February, which…
Clinical trials of the capsule sponge – the ‘pill on a thread’- to detect oesophageal cancer are in the final…
In the 2024 New Year Honours two Honorary Fellows of Trinity received awards. Judith Weir, Master of the King’s Music,…
Trinity Fellow and Professor of Engineering Dynamics and Vibration at Cambridge, Hugh Hunt, reflects on his experience at COP28, the annual…
Trinity’s Junior Research Fellows 2023 outline their research interests below. Dr Geoffrey Kirsch, English Literature …
Pictured above: The Trinity Fellows’ Eight, with Nick Kingsbury. Trinity Fellows in Engineering pay tribute to their colleague and friend…
Professor Richard Payne of the University of Chicago will give the Birkbeck Lectures 2023 on ‘The first Iranians: religion, empire,…
During Open Cambridge Trinity’s Wren Library features some famous and not so well-known items from its collections, including documents and…
Trinity Fellow Professor Lord Martin Rees has been awarded the prestigious Copley Medal by the Royal Society for ‘being arguably…