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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…
New playwright opportunity in honour of Sir Peter Shaffer
Trinity will support an aspiring playwright-in-residence in memory of the dramatist Sir Peter Shaffer (1926-2016) whose acclaimed works include Equus…
Simon Armitage, Poet Laureate, to give 2022 Clark Lectures
Simon Armitage, Poet Laureate, will give the 2022 Clark Lectures. He shares his thoughts on taking part in this historic…
Didier Queloz and John Sutherland lead £10m Leverhulme Centre for Life in the Universe
Trinity Fellows Professor Didier Queloz and Professor John Sutherland will lead a new University of Cambridge initiative to investigate fundamental…
Dr Naomi Richman initiates project to tackle child abuse arising from harmful accusations of witchcraft
Trinity Junior Research Fellow Dr Naomi Richman has pioneered a groundbreaking initiative to combat a particular type of child abuse…