Reflections: Antibodies and the fight against coronavirus
Sir Gregory Winter succeeded in developing technologies for making human and human-like antibodies, which have since been used to treat…
Trinity Fellows help tackle the coronavirus pandemic
From harnessing the computing and modelling expertise of scientists nationwide, overseeing the reorganisation of Royal Papworth and Addenbrooke’s Hospitals, preparing…
Trinity turns blue
Trinity’s iconic Wren Library turned blue last night in support of NHS staff and key workers across the UK. Dame…
Reflections: the economic impact of COVID-19
Dr Christopher Rauh of the Faculty of Economics considers the economic consequences of the pandemic.
Time for #TriniTea!
If there is one welcome daily ritual we share during lock down wherever we are in the world it is…
Reflections: Will the economic consequences of COVID-19 change university teaching forever?
Professor John Rallison, a former Pro-Vice-Chancellor for Education at Cambridge, considers the long-term changes in university teaching wrought by the…
The Litmus: An update from Ali Smith
When author Ali Smith launched a school student writing project in early March she didn’t think the theme, In Common,…
Reflections: Victorian novels to get you through the lockdown
Dr Clare Walker Gore, Junior Research Fellow in English, makes her pick of the best Victorian novels for lockdown.
Reflections: Vaccines and a grandfather
Adrian Poole, Fellow for Communications at Trinity and Emeritus Professor of English Literature, was inspired by Professor Huw Price’s Reflections…
From Sydney to Trinity: ‘winning the prize has definitely transformed my life’
When Sydney high school student Lauren Park entered Trinity’s Robert Walker Essay Prize Competition in 2017, she had no expectations.…
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