List of hackathons in Leopardstown, Ireland in 2016

Do you want to make both America and Taiwan great? Come and participate in the g0v hackathon! If you have programming skills, or UI/UX, or design talent that you want to showcase, then this is the place for you! Collaborate with like-minded enthusiasts on your ideas to make society a better place!

The Lehman College Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers invites you to sign up and participate in the 3rd Annual Lehman College (CUNY) NSBE Hackathon. This is your opportunity to showcase your coding and teambuilding skills! You'll be challenged to hack on web, mobile, and other tech platforms, in order to create prototypes from the ground up in 18 hours of coding.

City College of New York techie students! Come sign up for the Maker Olympics Hackathon held at CCNY's Zahn Innovation Center incubator. The Maker Olympics is a two day hardware hackathon where CCNY participating students will be able to make and present their hardware product to a panel of judges. The hackathon is preceded by workshops on a variety of skills including presentation, graphic design, 3D design, and advanced manufacturing skills.

Join the hustle and bustle of New York City with some of the biggest investors, hackers and creators in the nation at the Harlem Tech Week NYC Event. This event will include a wide range of activities to participate in, but since you're here, you're most likely interested in the hackathon events. There will be multiple hackathon events to choose from in which you will create an app based on the topic of the event, each hackathon will have prizes and judges to be announced at a later date!

Yeshiva University students! Sign up for Invent:YU Israel, a 24-hour hackathon where you'll team up to turn your ideas into tangible products. Build anything from apps and websites to robots and drones to win prizes. This year's hackathon is in collaboration with the YU Tamid Group and YU Israel Club. The hackathon will include a tech fair of Israeli startup companies, where you will learn more about Israel's tech community.

Artists, coders, community members, designers and others! New Jersey's West Windsor Arts Council and Code for Princeton invite you to explore how data can be visually compelling, informative, and foster civic engagement by creating art based on data. Collaborate in teams to create projects in the physical and digital realms that visualize data to bring awareness and positively impact issues in our community. Projects include: »Uncrash: Visualize NJDOT road accident and driver data »Greengraph: Visualize electricity and natural gas usage in the town of Princeton to make information accessible, tangible, and relatable to everyone so they might think about their personal consumption. »Water Toxicity: Creating visuals based on water toxicity levels in the VR 360 environment »Arts in the Everyday: Using data from "A Survey of Arts in Everyday Life (2002)" examine involvements of individuals in informal art activities like community theater, church choir, or painting portraits in a home studio »GIS Self-Segregation: Visualize the self-segregation patterns in West Windsor neighborhoods

At the Social Innovation Hack, passionate and creative professionals from the private and nonprofit sectors and aspiring entrepreneurs will come together to find new solutions to address global issues. Over the weekend, participants will learn from experts, form teams, and create a social enterprise (“Social enterprises are revenue-generating businesses with a twist“) from scratch to pitch to a panel of judges. Subject matter experts will be on hand to teach and guide participants through the process so no prior experience is necessary.   Why is the Social Innovation Hack unique? While similar to a hackathon, the Social Innovation Hack does not require coding or tech experience. Everyone is invited to participate. Additionally, it is heavily focused on learning and inspiring action. The entire weekend is structured so that you and your team (to be formed at the event) can learn how to take an idea from concept to launch. Your final product will be a business model, which you will pitch to a panel of judges on Sunday evening. Why attend? If you want to make a difference, have a business solution to global issues or just want to learn and contribute to a team, this event is for you. You will walk away from the hack equipped with skills in design thinking, social entrepreneurship and lean impact, deeper connections with like-minded peers and possibly, prizes. Learn more here. What does the cost include? The registration fee covers all of your meals from Friday evening to Sunday evening. Along with food, you’ll have access to workshops, mentorship, networking, etc.   Who will be there? You, like-minded peers and industry experts like: Alejandro Crawford, Senior Consultant at Acceleration Group, Mountaintop & Professor at Bard MBA Karen Schlesinger, Operations and Tech for Good Therapist at FounderTherapy Lee Kim, Technical Director at AKRF, Inc & Design Thinking Facilitator at Cornell University Cynthia Hellen, Co-Founder & CEO atSMPLCT Lab Fanny Spencer, Director at Teach For America May Samali, Director at Tumml (via Slack) Melis Tusiray, Founder & Director at HeyLadies.org Artur Sousa, Founder at Adopets & Mentorship Program Manager at MassChallenge (via Slack) Alex Hanken, Strategy & Operations Associate at Inspiring Capital   Please Note: Presentation Only ticket only includes the presentation portion of the hack and Sunday dinner.  For schedule, FAQs and more details, visit www.netimpactnyc.org/socialinnovationhack.  Refund Policy: No refunds within 7 days of the event.    PLATINUM     GOLD      SILVER  

Do you really want to join a hackathon, but can't seem to find time or a way to get there? Then the Hackairthon hackathon is your perfect opportunity because it will be completely online, meaning you will be able to participate from the comfort of your own home! The theme of this hackathon is "Hack to the Future" in celebration of the one-year anniversary of "Back to the Future Day." Join this event to connect and build something great together. Something that we will look back on 30 years from now, and still be immensely proud. Be part of a genius invention of the future!

If you would like to hone your UX hacking skills with others in your community while also doing some good for non-profit organizations, the UX Prototyping Mini Hackathon is the perfect event. This short one evening event will have organizations present a problem that can be addressed through technology, groups of attendees will then collaborate to braninstorm and prototype a solution. Teams will then receive prizes or nominations for the best idea.

Students from all 25 CUNY schools, come sign up for the upcoming 2-day CUNY Hackathon. Build a cool app that improves your CUNY life. Add a feature to your school's mobile app? Build something to reach every campus via one app? Join a 17-hour sprint of ideas & coding. Work with other amazing people.