Trinity College to investigate legacies of slavery: £1 million to support Caribbean scholarships plus new academic post
Trinity College will examine the ways in which it was linked to, benefited from or challenged the slave trade and…
Life on earth: happy accident or fundamental nature of the universe?
A multidisciplinary alliance of the some of the world’s leading academics at Cambridge, Harvard, Chicago and ETH Zurich will seek…
Dr Jean Khalfa receives prestigious French honour
Trinity Fellow Dr Jean Khalfa has been appointed an Officier in the Ordre des Palmes Académiques in recognition of his…
Mathematicians answer key question in ‘grand unified theory of pure mathematics’
Professor Jack Thorne will share the 2023 Frank Nelson Cole Prize in Number Theory for making progress on a decades-old…
Soviet history as black comedy
Professor Sheila Fitzpatrick will discuss the writing of her most recent book, The Shortest History of the Soviet Union, on…
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…
PhD opportunity for Thai students
Support for a Thai student to study for a PhD in Medicine or Biomedical Sciences at Cambridge will be available…
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 –…
Meet the JRF: Dr Matthew Colbrook explains how maths can help artificial intelligence
Trinity Junior Research Fellow in Mathematics, Dr Matthew Colbrook, discusses his interest in artificial intelligence and how mathematics can increase…
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