Global Education Lab

How often do you get the chance to learn directly from a Nobel Laureate whose work helped transform global healthcare?

At Zero-to-One Weekend: Digital Health, participants will have the opportunity to interact with Katalin Karikó, whose pioneering research laid the foundation for mRNA COVID-19 vaccines.

Here’s what else to expect:

🛠 Build and test MVPs in a high-energy live sprint
🤖 Use AI tools to accelerate your development process
💡 Pitch your ideas to industry experts and receive mentorship
🏆 Explore a potential pathway to the Spark Incubator at King’s College Cambridge

📍 Cambridge Judge Business School
📅 19–21 June 2026

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Most startup ideas don't fail because they're bad ideas. They fail because people struggle to find the right team, build an MVP, or get meaningful feedback early enough. That's exactly what Zero-to-One Weekend: Digital Health is designed for.

Here, over 48 hours, you'll work alongside peers, mentors, founders, clinicians, researchers, and industry experts to take an idea from concept to live demo. Also, get a chance to interact with Nobel Laureate Katalin Karikó.

📅19–21 June
📍Cambridge Judge Business School

Hurry, last few seats remain. Comment "ZTOW" for the registration link.

In just one week, participants from across disciplines will come together at Cambridge Judge Business School for Zero-to-One Weekend: Digital Health.

Over 48 hours, they'll:

– Build and test digital health ideas
– Work with AI tools in a live sprint environment
– Receive feedback from mentors and experts
– Pitch their solutions to the room
– Engage with Nobel Laureate Katalin Karikó

If you've been considering applying, now is the time.

Register here:
https://luma.com/3h7rbqrn

This summer, give your child the opportunity to learn, explore, and grow in Cambridge.

The GEL STEM & Entrepreneurship Summer School brings together students for two weeks of hands-on learning, mentorship, and global exposure.

From exploring STEM subjects and entrepreneurship to meeting like-minded students from around the world, every experience is designed to help participants build confidence and develop skills for the future.

📅 5–18 July 2026

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The GEL Graduate Summer Programme offers more than just academic learning. It brings together ambitious undergraduates and recent graduates for two weeks of learning, exploration, and personal growth in Cambridge.

Whether it's participating in engaging classroom discussions, sharing ideas over formal dinners, exploring iconic spots, or travelling across the UK with new friends, every experience becomes part of a journey that is both intellectually and personally rewarding.

It's a programme that challenges you to think differently, connect globally, and experience Cambridge in a way few ever do.

📍 Girton College
📅 12–25 July

Register now to secure a spot. Comment "GSP" for details.

What happens when founders, investors, scientists, operators, mentors, and a Nobel Laureate come together for one weekend?

You get Zero-to-One Weekend.

Here, over 2.5 days, participants will build, validate, pitch, and launch ideas with guidance from an exceptional lineup of mentors including Andrew Hatcher, Nare Bandaranayake, Guy Doza, Lucy Jung, Eleni Lialiamou, Christian Bunke, and Isabel Rosa, alongside a distinguished judging panel featuring Marcus Bokkerink, Gautam Kumar, Margaret Serna CBE, and Kamiar Mohaddes.

The experience also includes an interaction with Professor Katalin Karikó, Nobel Prize-winning scientist whose pioneering work made mRNA vaccines possible.

Whether you're a student, researcher, aspiring founder, or innovator, this is your chance to turn ideas into action.

📅19–21 June 2026
📍 Cambridge Judge Business School

Comment "ZTOW" for registration details.

A day of powerful conversations, fresh perspectives, and meaningful connections.

Global Education Lab was proud to sponsor the 2026, organised by and hosted at the historic Cambridge Union.

The dialogue brought together business leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers, academics, and changemakers to discuss ideas shaping the future of India and the world.

A special thank you to Gishan Dissanaike, Jaideep Prabhu, Marvin Fernandes, and the wider Cambridge community for helping create a platform where diverse voices could come together.

We are grateful to our distinguished speakers and moderators for sharing their insights and experiences, and to everyone who joined us and contributed to the conversations.

A huge shoutout to the team behind the scenes who made it all possible.

We also thank our partners and sponsors:
ICICI Bank • FUEL • Startup Policy Forum • LeapFrog Investments

The conversations may have ended, but the ideas and connections will continue.

Interested in experiencing more of Cambridge?

Join the Global India Leadership Programme (GILP) and learn alongside world-class faculty and a cohort of exceptional leaders.

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