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Vice Chancellor’s Visit to the E-Lab

Vice Chancellor’s Visit to the E-Lab

We are hosting the Vice Chancellor (Deborah Prentice) at the E-Lab, to hear about some of our E-Lab activities (and future plans) including:

Our Residential Programmes, a year-long extracurricular residential programme that aims to take innovative ideas forward within the context of social, corporate of associative ventures. We heard from our E-Lab residential students Chris, Emma, Kehinde, Gilbert, Tom, Jacob about their experience.

Weekly Speaker Series, which covers talks, fireside chats, and panel discussions, that offer insights, lessons learned, best practices, and cutting-edge knowledge from leaders in academia, industry, art, politics and international organisations, run by Sophie:

Weekly Workshops with Brunches, a series of practical workshops that happen on a regular basis in a consistent format for people that want to build and grow their project over the academic year, run by Zarja and Siiri.

✅ Our African Founders Webinar Series hosted by Uche bringing together key figures from the entrepreneurial sector, with a specific focus on fostering innovation that can drive economic growth and social impact across Africa.

Essay Competition, run by our Senior Associate Rhys Williams, with the aim of encouraging UK-based school students (in Years 11, 12, and 13) to pursue entrepreneurial aspirations and understand better how to launch an enterprise.

Hackathons, fast-paced, high-energy events where diverse participants collaborate to develop software solutions within a limited timeframe, competing for prizes, and in particular our flagship event Hack the Law, run by Zarja.

✅ Our Research Associate Scheme, with the brilliant Coco, Ismail, Nadia, Charles, Chris, James!

Networking and Socials (including our co-working space, the Turing Room), providing a unique opportunity to make new friends amongst E-Lab members and entrepreneurially minded peers.

Mindsets, our weekly blog series featuring short posts that showcase interesting people, research, and innovation associated with the E-lab, edited by Sophie.

Scholarships and Funding

Mentorship Schemes

✅ … and much more!

At the E-Lab our objectives are to encourage entrepreneurial thinking, to build venture acumen, to nurture a social ethic, and to create a space for students, researchers and other stakeholders to explore innovation for positive social and environmental change! In four years, the E-Lab has developed a core set of activities to support these objectives, structured under three pillars: Education; Research and Community. These activities, displayed in our impact report, demonstrate the delivery of strong outcomes and the possibilities of a sustainable set of programming to the benefit of King's, the Cambridge community, and the wider world.


WHEN: Thursday, 29 May 2025
2.00 PM – 4.00 PM

WHERE: King’s College, Cambridge


TICKETS: by invitation only.


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