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Trinity College Science Society is the most active science society in Cambridge, providing a rich programme of seminar series, panel discussions, film nights, and other social events. While based in Trinity College, all talks are free and open to all members of the university and the general public, and are accompanied by generous refreshments. Browse through our programme for the coming year to see the remarkable speakers and events we have lined up. We are now taking bookings for the 2012 TCSS Garden Party. Book now for £2 entry, rather than the normal £5 charge. Money will be collected on the door. |
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TCSS SymposiumSunday 11 March 2012The Trinity College Science Society Symposium and Dinner is a unique event spanning an entire day of talks by Trinity students. At the end of Lent term every year, current students of Trinity College present their research and findings to their peers in a friendly, informal environment. The Symposium will also feature invited speakers of great distinction; last year they were Professor Lord Martin Rees of Ludlow, Master of Trinity College, Professor Sir David Baulcombe, Regius Professor of Botany, and Professor Brian Josephson, Nobel Laureate. This year's speakers are Prof Michael Neuberger & Dr Jeremy Butterfield. Dr Butterfield is a Senior Research Fellow of Trinity and researches the philosophical aspects of quantum theory, relativity and classical mechanics. Professor Neuberger is a Fellow of Trinity and the Royal Society whose research interests include molecular and structural immunology and immunogenetics. After the symposium, the annual TCSS Dinner will be held in the Old Kitchens, Trinity College. The dinner includes wine. To present: fill out this form (Trinity students only)To attend: fill out this form (all members of the University and the general public) |