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Trinity trio’s biotech start-up secures £65 million to progress drug development
A Cambridge biotech start-up created by three Trinity members to treat the rare and incurable condition amyloidosis has raised £65…
Taoiseach announces first Childers Professor of Irish History
The Taoiseach of Ireland Micheál Martin announced that Professor Alvin Jackson will be the first Childers Professor of Irish History…
Meet the 2026 Trinity Bradfield Prize winners
Seaweed-based biofuel, carbon-eating concrete and a super-thin material heralding advances in quantum technologies have won this year’s Trinity Bradfield Prizes…
Trinity Fellow Professor Ewa Paluch receives ERC Synergy Grant
Trinity Fellow Professor Ewa Paluch of the Department of Physiology, Development and Neuroscience has won a 2025 Synergy Grant from…
Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald’s ‘Innovation Alliance’ to tackle cancer
The new Head of Oncology at Cambridge is a Sherlock Holmes fan who bandaged the babysitter as a youngster and…
Professor Fitzgerald’s medical start-up expands
Cyted Health, the medical tech start-up co-founded by Cambridge Professor of Cancer Prevention and Trinity Fellow Rebecca Fitzgerald, has secured…
Two Trinity Fellows receive European Research Council grants
Trinity Fellows, Professor of Thermofluid Dynamics Matthew Juniper, and Group Leader in the MRC Laboratory of Molecular Biology (MRC-LMB) Professor…
FIRST PERSON: ‘I love Maths even more than I did before university’
First-year Trinity Maths student Vera Lavrova grew up in Russia and Germany, where she practised her problem-solving skills in many…
Trinity Challenge launches £1 million competition for better community access to effective antibiotics
The Trinity Challenge led by the Master, Professor Dame Sally Davies, has launched a new £1 million competition to combat…
Why study for a PhD at Cambridge?
Postgraduate students from across the University speak about their experiences of Cambridge, what inspires them, and the impact they hope…