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A bowling machine, tennis balls and a paddling pool in the Royal Albert Hall?
Trinity's Dr Hugh Hunt and three Cambridge students will demonstrate the science behind the bouncing bomb on the 75th anniversary of the legendary Dambusters’ raid.
Women and Global Leadership Forum at Trinity
A high-level Argentinian delegation of politicians, business leaders and civil society practitioners, will participate in a roundtable on 9 May at Trinity College with academics, Cambridge University leaders and representatives from government and civil society. The Women and Global Leadership Forum will discuss gender issues, including the role of women in academia, finance, technology, arts and business management.
Tea and cake restores damp spirits – and raises money for charity
Despite drizzle, mizzle & downpours, opening Trinity College's Fellows' Garden as part of the National Garden Scheme raised £506 for charity.
Fellows’ Garden opens to the public
Trinity’s Fellows’ Garden will open to the public on Sunday 8 April as part of the National Garden Scheme (NGS). It will be the 64th year the Fellows’ Garden opens – one of 3,700 private gardens opened as part of the NGS, which last year raised a record £3 million for charity.