Congratulations to Dr Tamsin O’Connell on being elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry.

This well-deserved recognition highlights her exceptional contributions to chemistry and her work in bioarchaeology.

Read more about Tamsin's research below.👇

www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/trinity...

Trinity Hall is taking on University Challenge! 🎬

Tune in tonight (15 September) at 8.30pm on BBC Two to watch students Teymour Taj, Jake Bransgrove, Jeffrey Opreij, Shannon Gilbert and reserve member Sam Webb take on the London School of Economics (LSE).

Go team! 👏

What's a Cambridge lecture like? What should I include in my personal statement? Is Cambridge for me? 🤔

These were just a few of the questions answered at our residential this week, as part of our jam-packed 'You'll Fit In' admissions programme.

Check out the UC San Diego Library's eligibility criteria and application process below 👇

library.ucsd.edu/news-events/...

📸 Erik Jepsen (picture 1) and Katie Gardner (picture 2)

#cambridgeuniversity #cambridgeuniversitylibrary #visitingscholar #AcademicExchange

Professor Jennifer Howard-Grenville joins the British Academy Fellowship 🎉

Entrepreneurs for social change 💡

Students from the Trinity Hall Catalysts programme gathered last night for a presentation showcase to pitch their unique projects to a judging panel of industry experts.

Want to learn more? Visit the link in bio to read a breakdown of Professor Edmund Kunji's research. 🧪

www.trinhall.cam.ac.uk/news/unwrapp...

The molecular mechanism of the mitochondrial-pyruvate carrier (as shown) has puzzled biologists for more than 50 years. It plays an essential part in cellular energy production, fuelling almost all living organisms on Earth.

Do you remember the first time you visited Cambridge? 👨‍🏫

Last week we were excited to welcome a group of Year 12 students to experience a taste of life at Cambridge as part of our You'll Fit In residential.

We were joined last night by Professor Victoria Avery (Lead Curator of the Rise Up exhibition at the Fitzwilliam Museum) and Professor Nicole Cherry (Assistant Professor of Violin at the University of Texas) to discuss George Bridgtower's long-forgotten links to Cambridge.

Honorary Fellow Professor Jo Dunkley delivered the inaugural Thouless Natural Sciences Lecture today, a lecture established in honour of alumnus and Nobel prize-winner Professor David Thouless.

Professor Dunkley shared how her team is studying millimetre-wavelength light to explore the universe.