
Maria Leptin
President of the European Research Council
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Jun 24, 2026
Trinity European Laureate Award - The Future of Research
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Patrick GaganHOST
And we will now call on our newest laureate to deliver her laureate address, Professor Maria Lepton.

Maria LeptinGUEST
Dear Linda, Patrick, friends and colleagues in the room, members of the Long Room Hub, and members of Trinity.

Maria LeptinGUEST
When people receive awards, they often state that they are humbled, when you can in fact see them brimming with pride.
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Patrick GaganHOST
Do research bodies have to be independent? Because when you see other parts of the world where there are attempts to change what is independent, scientifically accepted and to try and interfere with the science that if these places aren't independent, then you are subject to that kind of interference.