Grantees

Alexander Ainscough - Assay-a-thon - a weekend hackathon in London that puts immunology wet-lab scientists in teams with computational people who can design proteins but have no way to test them, November 2026.

Shubham Jain - AI Research Foundry London - a paper club for AI researchers across labs, academia + startups, October 2026 onwards.

Josh Hall – ‘The Plural Machine’ – a one-day hackathon in Norwich for artists, technologists, and thinkers from across East Anglia to challenge their assumptions about AI, November 2026.

Mariia Baidachna – ‘Autoresearch: Age of Jarvis’ – two evening events across Glasgow and London for researchers to play around with autoresearcher networks, October + November 2026.

Vivek Kommi – dinners and demo nights for 16–25 year-olds in Cambridge and London who build robots, circuits and physical products and have nowhere to show them, October 2026 onwards.

Tristan Low & Hamish Low – ‘Behind the Build-Out’ – a Cambrian interview series featuring voices the AI infrastructure debate rarely hears, centered on Microsoft’s planned hyperscale data centre in Leeds, October 2026 onwards.

Ayush Noori – ‘Suppervised Learning’ – recurring dinners in Oxford for AI x bio researchers and builders, October 2026 onwards.

William Morgan – ‘The Evolving Studio’ – bringing together emerging artists transforming creative practice through technology, September 2026.

Samuel Ratnam – ‘RWX 2026’ – a week in Scotland for 15 people aged 17–25 to read, write and ship side projects, August 2026.