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1 Feb 2024: 28 January Professor Sir Partha Dasgupta GBE FRS FBA Frank Ramsey Professor Emeritus of Economics. & ... Professor of Literature and Theology at Trinity College. 18 February A.N.

16 Jan 2024: Frank Ramsey Professor Emeritus of Economics & Fellow of St John’s College Cambridge. ... Irish / Routley) Responses (Rose) Psalm 60 Canticles Service in b (Noble) Anthem Dear Night (Samuel) Preacher Professor Michael Hurley, Professor of.

22 Oct 2008: Professor obert Neild has written ahistory of the College’s finances, under the title iches and esponsibility:the Financial History of Trinity College, Cambridge. ... le e s k nowle s le c ture s. Professor Peter Paret, of the Institute ofAdvanced Study

22 Sep 2009: elected Whewell Professor of International Law, became, in accordance with. the will of William Whewell, Master of the College, 1841–66, a member of the High. ... He has gone on to become Professor of International Law at the London School of.

13 Jan 2011: And in 1969 a university committee chaired by Sir Nevill Mott, then Cavendish Professor of Physics (and containing a distinguished Trinity Fellow, the electron microscope pioneer Charles Oatley) recommended a moderate ... As undergraduates, both the

22 Sep 2009: elected Whewell Professor of International Law, became, in accordance with. the will of William Whewell, Master of the College, 1841–66, a member of the High. ... He has gone on to become Professor of International Law at the London School of.

11 Dec 2019: In particular I would like to thank my brilliant Director of Studies Professor Boyd Hilton, whom I saw this afternoon; and present tonight is an expert on modern African history, a ... 1964, Mathematics) in memory of his late wife Christine; and Ms

22 Oct 2008: Professor obert Neild has written ahistory of the College’s finances, under the title iches and esponsibility:the Financial History of Trinity College, Cambridge. ... le e s k nowle s le c ture s. Professor Peter Paret, of the Institute ofAdvanced Study

14 Dec 2018: David Baulcombe who, as Professor Sir David Baulcombe, FRS, is one of the world’s leading plant scientists, recounts his own engagement with botany and contribution to a subject which, more ... the Court of Appeal; and to Professor Sunil Amrith (1997,

13 Jan 2011: And in 1969 a university committee chaired by Sir Nevill Mott, then Cavendish Professor of Physics (and containing a distinguished Trinity Fellow, the electron microscope pioneer Charles Oatley) recommended a moderate ... As undergraduates, both the

9 Dec 2009: Two courses of Clark Lectures were given in 2009.In the Lent Term Professor Roy Foster (Carroll Professor of Irish History,University of Oxford) gave four lectures under the title ‘Words ... Alumni Relations Committee, Professor Lonsdale, to the

1 Dec 2016: Current Steward and Chair of the Wine Committee, as well as Professor of Materials Science, Stephen Elliott discusses the coming together of his two fascinations in the subject of glass. ... Part of my day job is to be Professor of EU law and I have been

3 Dec 2020: an elite of vested interests, who used the money they made from the EU to pay “experts” to lie about the economics of EU membership, masking the fact that the EU ... Our thanks also to Professor David McKitterick FBA, formerly the Wren Librarian and

14 Dec 2018: David Baulcombe who, as Professor Sir David Baulcombe, FRS, is one of the world’s leading plant scientists, recounts his own engagement with botany and contribution to a subject which, more ... the Court of Appeal; and to Professor Sunil Amrith (1997,

9 Dec 2009: Two courses of Clark Lectures were given in 2009.In the Lent Term Professor Roy Foster (Carroll Professor of Irish History,University of Oxford) gave four lectures under the title ‘Words ... Alumni Relations Committee, Professor Lonsdale, to the

22 Oct 2008: Professor obert Neild has written ahistory of the College’s finances, under the title iches and esponsibility:the Financial History of Trinity College, Cambridge. ... le e s k nowle s le c ture s. Professor Peter Paret, of the Institute ofAdvanced Study