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Sports Challenge competitors clock up 1003 hours
In two weeks 204 participants in the #TrinTogether Lockdown2 Sports Challenge clocked up 1003 hours of exercise – in Cambridge,…
‘Bad guys are organised, so we have to be organised too’: Professor Frank Stajano on the vital need for expert cyber defenders
For an academic who can foresee the potentially catastrophic consequences on society of a sustained cyber security attack, Professor Frank…
Re-thinking how we value and protect our health
Dame Sally Davies’ new co-authored book, Whose Health Is It, Anyway? proposes a rethink of how we value our health,…
Dame Sally Davies receives Nelson Mandela Prize for Health Promotion
Dame Sally Davies, Master of Trinity, has received the inaugural Nelson Mandela Prize for Health Promotion from the World Health…
#TrinTogether: Trinity’s Sports Challenge!
Whether you do online yoga, workout in your room, walk the dog, run, cycle or somersault– it all counts towards…
Ben Okri and Benjamin Zephaniah in conversation
Leading writers Ben Okri and Benjamin Zephaniah will be in conversation on Thursday 15 October, 4pm-5.30pm, as part of Trinity’s…
Dame Sally Davies launches the Trinity Challenge
Dame Sally Davies, the Master of Trinity College, has launched the Trinity Challenge, which brings together leading business, academic and…
Sir Shankar Balasubramanian’s research finds four-stranded DNA plays a role in breast cancer
Research by Trinity Fellow, Professor Sir Shankar Balasubramanian, has shown for the first time that four-stranded DNA structures – known…
Professor Catherine Barnard elected a Fellow of the British Academy
Catherine Barnard is Professor of EU Law and Employment Law at Cambridge and Senior Tutor at Trinity. In 2019 she…
Cytosponge is gamechanger in oesophageal cancer diagnosis
Trials of Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald’s Cytosponge have found the ‘pill on a string’ can identify ten times more people with…