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6 Mar 2019: Trinity College is hosting an exhibition of Cambridge’s iconic black graduates – complete with new portraits of Ofcom CEO Sharon White and current Trinity stude

4 Oct 2019: It’s an amazing opportunity to meet new and interesting people, learn from each other, and cross paths with those who you would otherwise never have the opportunity. ... Make the most of freshers’ week to talk to as many people as possible!

13 May 2021: What did you most enjoy about your time at Cambridge? The people: Cambridge is a unique place and you meet such interesting people from so many walks of life.

23 Jan 2019: Shout from the rooftops that history repeats itself. Then proceed to ground level and show people exactly how we live with the past.

12 Jan 2024: The first stage of the trial, BEST4 Surveillance, is for people already diagnosed with Barrett’s Oesophagus. ... The second stage of BEST4 opens in the summer and will recruit 120,000 people aged over 55 on long-term treatment for heartburn.

27 Apr 2023: Through this three-year initiative parents will undertake community organising training, visit universities with their children, and advise others in the community about educational opportunities for young people. ... Parent Power has always had the aim

6 Oct 2017: Being a part of the musical and intellectual life of the college will be fascinating – so many interesting people working in diverse fields.

11 Aug 2021: people like her by developing new drugs.

23 Jun 2021: The last year or so have been so terrible for most, but it has been particularly devastating for musicians, students and young people.

1 Dec 2016: More than 15,000 people watched the trailer during the launch weekend in June 2016. ... It also examines how the selfie culture and social media are amplifying these issues, particularly for young people.

Tradition and Innovation. Tradition and Innovation. Music student Frankie Postles invites young people in Cambridge to Come and Sing at Trinity on Saturday 9 June.

In 2019 she…. Published 4 years ago. Trials of Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald’s Cytosponge have found the ‘pill on a string’ can identify ten times more people with….

12 Jul 2021: I grew up around people who were always debating politics and although the realities being discussed were far from home, they felt very real for how they were impacting our loved ... the most obvious and pressing being the state’s relationship with

24 Feb 2016: This over-criminalised secondary parties… The consequence was that people were convicted of serious offences, committed by others, and imprisoned for lengthy periods. ... It does our criminal justice system no good to convict people of the most serious

Published 7 years ago. Over 2,000 people gathered on Trinity’s Backs on 11 June for Singing on the River, a free concert of light….

Tradition and Innovation. Tradition and Innovation. Nearly 100 people attended the panel discussion, Women Making Waves, which explored the gamut of women’s experience in education, from….

3 Nov 2021: It was amazing to see so many accomplished people honouring the achievements of His Excellency António Guterres. ... Ms Cole said it was an inspiring occasion. It was great to see Trinity hosting the Secretary-General of the UN and exciting to see and

Published 7 years ago. Generating debate among young people around the world about how to tackle ‘the world’s most pressing issue’, is a key….

17 Nov 2017: I would really recommend the WRAG Scheme. It opens doors for people who want to get back into work or change their careers. ... It’s hard to find people with both experience and knowledge. Some may have a degree in horticulture but they don’t know

2 Mar 2023: The spears were taken by Lieutenant James Cook from Kamay (Botany Bay) in 1770, at the time of first contact between the crew of the HMB Endeavour and the Aboriginal people ... James Cook recorded that 40 spears were taken from the camps of Aboriginal

7 Aug 2019: As an undergraduate and then postgraduate student at Cambridge, Dr Jardine-Wright had little inkling that her interest in engaging people in scientific ideas would lead to directing a major online

23 Dec 2022: Around 9,200 people are diagnosed with oesophageal cancer in the UK each year. ... Initial trials of the Cytosponge identified ten times more people with the pre-cancerous condition Barrett’s oesophagus than the conventional detection method of an

29 Sep 2022: In early 2020 we were working until late at night, with very few people processing tests for the whole country. ... But we need to make sure that we have these people ready, so that when something does happen they can hit the ground running,’ said Dr

24 May 2016: In Cambridge we often don’t get people like that. Barnaby Walker proved him wrong. ... We’re especially looking to capture the imagination of the next generation of engineers and young people are attracted to nutty ideas like this.

27 Jan 2020: LGBT+ History Month promotes equality and diversity by celebrating the achievements of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, as well as raising awareness of matters affecting the community.

27 Sep 2022: Black people have a long and robust history of using creativity and experimentation as a means of resistance, which inspires progress in science & technology, music, philosophy, community building, and many other ... areas. This year’s theme , “Black

13 May 2021: Wenhua Shan (1999) has been seconded to the Supreme People’s Court as a Vice- President of the Judicial Case Academy. ... students (consisting of roughly 210 students) is divided into groups of about 16 people each.

31 Mar 2022: People like me are here and we are just as intelligent and capable as anyone else.

23 Apr 2021: people I’ve ever met.

3 Feb 2016: And they also allow us to reach a new audience – few people outside academia have time to read scholarly books and journals but a short blog post is accessible to all.

5 Aug 2020: Cytosponge is gamechanger in oesophageal cancer diagnosis. 05/08/2020. Trials of Professor Rebecca Fitzgerald’s Cytosponge have found the ‘pill on a string’ can identify ten times more people with ... Around 9,200 people are diagnosed with

25 Apr 2024: the Gweagal spears means to the indigenous people of Kamay (Botany Bay) near Sydney. ... As this was seen as a threat, the crew fired on my old people.

22 Feb 2017: Our community is much more diverse than many people realise and we are committed to widening participation.

4 Jun 2020: Whilst recording, we all felt quite emotional actually, probably as choral singers we’re not used to singing about lost love or other experiences that we, as young people, may ... I hope it brings a bit of joy to people in what is otherwise a

16 Nov 2016: Now it is freely available on YouTube where it has been seen by more than 120,000 people. ... The film features people around the world who are pioneering new approaches to today’s ecological, economic and social problems.

7 Dec 2021: This means that the instrumentation has to adapt as well so people who do not have PhDs can still get information they want and can take control of their health and ... Examples include Facebook’s rebrand and focus on the ‘Metaverse’ including a

25 Oct 2019: Having worked in human rights for so long, you end up developing a sensitivity around people. ... You learn how to listen. Many of the people I met lived in vulnerable circumstances.

22 Jun 2021: It alleviates financial stress – I won’t have to ask my family for money and make decisions that seem trivial to other people – whether I can join a society or whether

9 Apr 2021: In 1956 founded the Duke of Edinburgh’s Award scheme for young people, which has since expanded to 144 countries.

10 May 2024: I also enjoy playing in chamber music groups and orchestras. I don’t really have a fixed group of people I perform with, as not much repertoire includes harp.

15 Jul 2016: Arthur Macmurrough Kavanagh. I felt that my biographical research into the real people who inspired some of the fictional works I’ve studied would make for the best television. ... force you to think about, and then to explain, why people who aren’t

21 Sep 2017: College’. The life of the College is a mysterious affair and it means different things to different people, both to the FCCAs themselves and to the students and Fellows with whom

3 Jul 2020: We form our idea of our self and our needs and desires in the company of other people with their own identities. ... and also of the struggle between the self and the other – do British people see themselves also as Europeans?

13 Feb 2024: Byron was extremely well known, from America to Russia and everywhere in between, and his literary works were avidly read in his lifetime, when far more people regularly read poetry than

14 Sep 2020: Dame Sally said:. My career has been inspired by making sure all people, everywhere, have the best possible life chances. ... revealed the challenges we face in getting the right data to the right people at the right time.

27 Jan 2016: the free movement of people and the availability of social security.

13 May 2021: The turn-out was incredible, with many people standing in the aisles, and some finding their way to the organ loft!

31 Aug 2017: We are also doing detailed archaeological surveys in India, looking for evidence of what people ate and how they ate it, as well as the types of material they made and ... We hope that by looking at the different sorts of evidence and integrating that we

6 Feb 2020: These gifts will allow Cambridge’s Department of Social Anthropology to initiate new research and teaching about the peoples of Amazonia, building on the legacy of renowned academic Stephen Hugh-Jones, ... who has devoted a lifetime’s scholarship to

24 Aug 2023: When people think about global risks, they don’t think about the tail end of such risks, where the entirety of humanity stands on the brink,’ says Nandini. ... Even if there’s a small chance of that happening, it’s so significant that there