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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…
Trinity medical students’ research throws new light on the impact of stopping weight-loss drugs
Newly published research by Trinity students Steven Luo, Brajan Budini, Issy Stead, Andrew Lee, Angelica Akrami and Martin Tam suggests…
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…
75th anniversary of Bertrand Russell’s Nobel Prize in Literature as blue plaque unveiled
This month 75 years ago Bertrand Russell (1872–1970) gave his Nobel Prize speech in Stockholm. The philosopher, social commentator and…
Professor Jean Khalfa advises on MoMA’s Wifredo Lam exhibition
Trinity Fellow Professor Jean Khalfa will attend the private view of the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) exhibition Wifredo Lam:…
2025 Nobel Prize in Physics: where it all began
It’s not quite ‘Beam me up Scotty!’ of Star Trek lore, nor Harry Potter’s magical ‘Apparition’ transportation. But the 2025…
Trinity Fellow Professor Debopam Bhattacharya elected to the Econometric Society
Trinity Fellow Professor Debopam Bhattacharya has been elected a Fellow of the Econometric Society in recognition of his important contributions…
Einstein’s violin authenticated by Trinity Fellow sells for £860,000
An 1894 violin owned by Albert Einstein which was authenticated by Trinity Fellow Dr Paul Wingfield has sold for £860,000…