Birkbeck Lectures 2022: ‘The History of Modern Jihad, from the Middle East to Europe, 1973-2022’
In this year’s Birkbeck Lectures, Professor Gilles Kepel will explore 'The History of Modern Jihad, from the Middle East to…
‘The fight against antimicrobial resistance will only be won if we all play a part’
Trinity’s student Action Group on Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) is running a conference on 19 November, featuring the Master, Dame Sally…
Nobel Laureate Dr Venki Ramakrishnan receives Order of Merit
Nobel Laureate Dr Venki Ramakrishnan has been appointed to the Order of Merit by King Charles III in recognition of…
Trinity welcomes first playwright-in-residence
India Harrison Peppe, award-winning playwright and theatre company entrepreneur, is the first Peter Shaffer playwright-in-residence at Trinity 2022-2023. Funded by…
Scientist and volunteer reservists needed for next pandemic
A system of reserve scientists and volunteers should be set up prior to the next pandemic to prevent the ‘human…
Lees Knowles Lectures 2022: ‘The Civilianization of War’
In this year's Lees Knowles Lectures, Professor Jay Winter, Charles J Stille Professor of History Emeritus at Yale University, will…
Dame Sally Davies features in new film about ‘the silent pandemic’
Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity and UK Special Envoy on Antimicrobial Resistance, features in a new Royal Society–BBC Ideas…
Up a creek without a paddle? Fluid dynamics can help!
Lose your paddle whilst out canoeing or paddleboarding and you would probably feel a bit stuck. But gunwale bobbing –…
Queen Katherine Parr’s role in founding Trinity is ‘romantic fiction’
Trinity alumnus and Professor of Reformation History at Cambridge, Richard Rex, has debunked the popular belief that Queen Katherine Parr…
Professor Marian Holness reveals the history beneath our feet
We often admire Cambridge’s historic buildings and beautiful views. But we should also look down at what lies beneath our…
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