Regular programming through the year, building to a symposium and a hackathon.
Critical exploration of emerging research in longevity and healthy ageing. Student volunteers present selected papers on ageing biology, metabolic health, regenerative medicine, and biomarkers. Fosters scientific literacy.
Panels with innovators, founders, and clinicians in the space.
Termly networking with students from Imperial, Oxford, Cambridge, and other universities.
A snapshot of what we have already run — founder firesides, cross-disciplinary panels, and film screenings, drawing hundreds of students across Imperial and beyond.
A fireside chat with LinkGevity founder Carina Kern on preventing cellular necrosis and turning ageing research into a biotech company — backed by Innovate UK and the Francis Crick Institute, and featured in the Financial Times.
A sold-out panel on how AI is reshaping biotech — from drug discovery to clinical voice AI and supply chains — with founders Satnam Surae, Paul Agapow, Miguel Gonzalez Canudas, and Rohan Reddy.
A screening of the award-winning longevity documentary with director David Donnelly and Cambridge's Dr Chiara Herzog, co-hosted with London Longevity, the London Ageing Research Network, and the Foresight Institute.
Moments from our talks, panels, and socials. Click any photo to view it full size.
Recruitment via Freshers' Fair and collab with Neurotech, MedTech, and Entrepreneurs.
Half-day event. Topics: Ageing Biology, Organ-specific Longevity. Target: 80–120 attendees.
Partner: LongevityHacks. Focus: Wearables, Metabolic Optimisation. Strongest teams considered for GetSeen Ventures Incubator.
Journal clubs start early in Term 1 — join the mailing list to get the schedule.
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