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14 Aug 2019: ‘A nice Jim Watson’: Venki Ramakrishnan on how ‘The Double Helix’ inspired him. ... The British scientific world that Watson wrote about seems a very different era.

Free Thought. Free Thought. The final, 25th piece in Trinity’s Reflections series, written during the pandemic, is by Thomas Graff, a third-year PhD student…. Published 3 years ago. Dame Sally Davies’ new co-authored book, Whose Health Is It,

8 Aug 2022: From left to right: James Parton, Claire Wilson, Richard Turnill, Mark Watson, Lil Allen, and John Tweddle.

Home | News. Neil Cunningham studied Medicine at Trinity and graduated last year. He is now working as a first year doctor at Northampton…. Published 5 years ago. Trinity’s 2019 University Challenge team takes up the cudgels from Monday 9

Fellows. Fellows. Post-doctoral researchers across the University of Cambridge without another College affiliation are invited to join the Trinity Postdoctoral Society. Membership…. Published 4 years ago. Scotland’s national poet, Jackie Kay,

10 Sep 2021: Cole to the kynges Colledge, & Watson to S. Johns. But whether it were for thaquaintaunce of Christophorson, or for ye largenes of ye house, (which forasmuch as it was able to

22 Sep 2023: The College Choir sang ‘Four women went to mow’, among a medley of English-country-garden-inspired songs, while a traditional fiddler Erin Brown and tin whistler Barry Watson accompanied the ... Tin whistler Barry Watson and fiddler Erin Brown. Photo:

13 May 2021: The recording features three Choir alumni as soloists: Katherine Watson (soprano), Helen Charlston (mezzo-soprano) and Gwilym Bowen (tenor), and also features Iestyn Davies (countertenor) and Neal Davies (bass).

10 Feb 2022: College Literature, 34(2), pp.1-28. 15 Watson, T., 2020. 86 Percent Of Earth's Species Still Unknown?