List of hackathons in Subang Jaya, Malaysia in 2018

This month, Asia Blockchain Review is launching the second meetup in Kuala Lumpur on September 20th, where we will dive headfirst into the Malaysian blockchain landscape. Alongside are our co-hosts and partners - University of Malaya, Faculty of Law and several other exciting guests such as Neuroware, BESC, Blocklime & JusTECH. Our speakers will be discussing regulatory frameworks, while exploring use cases and sharing their thoughts on the potential growth of blockchain in Malaysia. Best of all, we're excited to be hosted by The Co. coworking and events space. Located just a 5-minute walk from Bangsar LRT station, The Co. brings convenience and accessibility. Attendees can also park their vehicles at the nearby Carwash & Parking Lot at Lengkok Abdullah, which is just a minute away. We look forward to seeing you on the 20th for an evening of engaging dialogue and friendly networking. Agenda: 19.30 - 19.45: Refreshments & A Warm Welcome by Asia Blockchain Review - Cris D. Tran19.45 - 20.00: QRCube - Industry - Academia collaboration for RegTech Research Center - University Malaya (Faculty of Law) - Nur Husna Zakaria, Lecturer & Researcher20.00 - 20.10: Introducing JusTECH - Yeap Yee Lin and Danesh Aggarwal, Co-Founders, JusTECH20.10 - 20.25: Use Case - Blockchain Boleh - Mark Smalley, Co-Founder & CEO, Neuroware20.25 - 20.40: Use Case - Monetisation of Energy Data with Blockchain - Tan Lim Soon Fu, CTO, EPC Blockchain Sdn Bhd, BESC20.40 - 20.55: Overview of local projects - Beryl Lai, Brand Creative Lead, Blocklime20.55 - 21.30: Networking Speakers Cris D. Tran Country Head, Infinity Blockchain Ventures (IBV) MalaysiaDirector, QRC Group Cris Tran is the Country Head of Infinity Blockchain Ventures (IBV) Malaysia, a dynamic consulting and development firm dedicated to providing practical blockchain solutions. He is also the QRC Hub - Director with QRC Group, the world's largest investment company working at the intersection of Blockchain and RegTech. Cris is currently managing projects and key products of QRC globally. Prior to this, Cris was the Senior Leader for Frost & Sullivan, a global consulting firm, based out in Singapore. Cris is today one of the regions most sought-after speakers and thought leaders, wherein his expert opinions have been heard at seminars and industry conferences globally. He is also frequently featured in leading media, namely Bloomberg, Forbes, Nikkei. Nur Husna Zakaria - https://law.um.edu.my/Lecturer, Faculty of Law, University of MalayaResearcher, University of Malaya Malaysian Centre of Regulatory Studies Nur Husna Zakaria teaches graduate and undergraduate professional courses with a specialisation in corporate and competition law at the Faculty of Law, University of Malaya. Her current research with the University of Malaya Malaysian Centre of Regulatory Studies focuses on Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) in the context of regulatory requirements and compliance. She was the Director of the Malaysian Blockchain Regulatory Research Project undertaken jointly by University of Malaya and QRC plc which resulted in the issuance of a Malaysian Blockchain Regulatory Report. Her speaking engagements at blockchain events are mainly related to RegTech and the legal aspects of ICOs.  Yeap Yee LinCo-Founder & President, JusTECH Yee Lin began looking into tech issues from a legal perspective from her first year itself where she participated in the Inaugural National Cyber Law Moot Competition. She pursued her continuous interest in tech by organizing a symposium on the impact of the 4th Industrial Revolution in her 2nd year. Now, she is spearheading Malaysia’s first student-run law-tech club in the Faculty of Law, University Malaya. Yee Lin is also very active in other university activities and she currently holds office as the treasurer of UM Law Society and also Secretary for the faculty’s Orientation Committee. As a form of leisure, she enjoys the melody and allure of orchestral music, especially the enchanting pieces of Joe Hisaishi. Danesh AggarwalCo-Founder & Vice President, JusTECH Danesh Aggarwal, as a first year was first exposed to legal-related tech issues when he wrote an article for the University of Malaya Law Review (UMLR) about the dangers of online-scamming, the prominence of cybercrime in our country and how our regulations are failing cybersecurity. After numerous articles for the UMLR, he decided to assist Yee Lin in the creation of JusTECH in the faculty. Beyond JusTECH, he is also serving as the Secretary of the UM Law Review. Like Yee Lin, he too, finds peace in orchestral music. Mark Smalley - http://neuroware.io/Co-Founder & CEO, Neuroware Mark Smalley is the founder of R1.my, a technology training and consultancy group, which has been working with private organizations, startups and government agencies to help implement and adopt new technologies such as NoSQL storage and distributed ledgers. Neuroware.io is the brand for R1’s blockchain and DLT products. It was first established when R1 was selected to join Batch 9 of the illustrious 500 Startups accelerator program in Silicon Valley. His more recent achievements include being featured as a DNA Digerati 50 alongside founders from Catcha & Grab. His extensive training sessions and technical workshops have been adopted by a number of large organizations such as Labuan Financial Services Authority, Hong Leong Bank Berhad, Cybersecurity Malaysia, Axiata, and Baker Hostetler in the USA. Tan Lim Soon Fu - https://www.besc.online/CTO, EPC Blockchain Sdn Bhd, BESC Mr. Tan Lim Soon Fu is a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM®) with the Project Management Institute (PMI). He has extensive industry experience in facilities management, Internet of Things (IoT), and mobile wireless and web applications. In addition, he has over 20 years of experience in managing mobile wireless solutions and developing web applications. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology from the University of Southern Queensland, Australia. He was also conferred with Executive Data Science Certification from Johns Hopkins University, USA. Currently, he serves as Chief Technology Officer for EPC Blockchain Sdn Bhd, which he also Co-founded. Beryl Lai - http://www.blocklime.com/ Brand Creative Lead, Blocklime Beryl started her journey as a creative designer, experienced in various of industry including university, branding firm and corporates has given her the opportunity and exposure in the industry. She took an immense interest in understanding brands and to her it is not just about creativity but brand positioning and market insights is in a greater need. This leads her into the blockchain space where the technology has fascinated many, however is struggling to deliver the message to the masses. She quickly realizes that the astounding Blockchain technology has yet to gain public approval and trust due to lack of awareness and education. As a brand lead in Blocklime, she has successfully contributed in the blockchain ecosystem by organising community events, training, and hackathons with the warm support of partners and like-minded individuals. Her vision is not adhered to Blocklime but a greater future under the blockchain’s umbrella.

Blockchain hackers in Malaysia and Southeast Asia. KakiDIY invites you to participate in Hackathon x Fiii Carnival. You'll be challenged to design and prototype a new blockchain point of sales system. Collaborate and compete for recognition and your share of a prize pool of more than $US100,000. To finalize and confirm your participation, please complete your registration using the link sent via email.

This workshop will teach the participant how to set up a SAML Identity Provider (IdP) system and connect them to the SIFULAN Access Federation. The workshop will be delivered in a hackathon-style, where the participant will be setting up the SAML IdP system for their organization assisted by the facilitator.

Hacker Panda Carnival, a carnival of madness for all Fiii fans and tech freaks! This coolest carnival organized by Hacker Panda with the co organizer FiiiLab, will be held at The School Jaya One, Kuala Lumpur Malaysia on 26th August 2018. The objective is to create connection and provide the opportunity to the Fiii fans to experience the awesome cashless payment system ever! Fun activities and games with big prizes await you!1. Blockchain Bazaar2. Games booths3. Contests - win amazing prizes and coins Join us and immerse yourself into the future world of cashless and blockchain! Click below to register! _____________________________________________________ In addition, the world longest technology challenge event Asia Hackathon 2018 will take place concurrently on the same day 26th Aug 2018! We are also calling upon all the hackers to solve thematic challenges on a new blockchain point of sales system FiiiPOS. Show us what you've got hackers and win big prize money worth over USD 100,000*! For hackers who are interested to register for Asia Hackathon 2018, please click the link to register >>> https://www.eventbrite.com/e/asia-hackathon-x-fiii-carnival-tickets-48550759629

Crypto and blockchain techies in Malaysia and beyond! Dapp.com Asia Pacific invites you to participate in the #Dappathon Tour - Kuala Lumpur -- the first decentralized applications hackathon in Malaysia. Come with a team of 4-5 members and acquire the tools and knowledge to make your decentralized app ideas a reality! Collaborate and compete for recognition and your share of a cash prize pool of over RM 10,000!

Don't miss out on our holiday camp! Book your seats now before they are sold out! Participants will learn to use technology around them in fun and innovative way by building projects based on a given theme. With the guidance of tech mentors from various backgrounds (education, computing, engineering, business), participants will then showcase their hard work at the end of the camp in a mini show-and-tell, with the aim of cultivating crucial communication skills along the way! Price is RM396/pax inclusive of book. For more info/ registration, PM or Whatsapp us at: http://bit.do/eneRh Limited seats only!

Smart Car System Hackathon is 36 hours nonstop challenge to design and build innovative solutions in upgrading the existing passenger vehicle safety system with intelligent car technology. Hence, PSAS proudly invites students and all public people of all ages to participate in PSAS Hackathon 2018. Join and win RM8,000 worth cash prizes to be won.

OVERVIEW With the astounding rate of digital adoption, the e-commerce market in South-East Asia is developing quickly. Hence, we believe that a secure e-commerce platform is important to protect the business owners and consumers. Considering this, Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC) partnering with LE-Global Services Sdn Bhd (LGMS) to conduct this workshop to provide further information in securing e-commerce platform. Objective This workshop offers participants the opportunity to have in-depth understanding about developing a secure e-commerce platform: National E-Commerce Strategic Roadmap E-Commerce Trend in Malaysia E-Commerce Platform Handling Best Practices Who should attend E-Commerce Business Owner E-Commerce Developer E-Commerce Security Provider MDEC – LGMS | Empowering Industry Collaboration Program MDEC in collaboration with LE Global Services Sdn Bhd (LGMS), rolled out a 12-months Cybersecurity Development Program, leveraging on AsiaCyberX platform. More to come: Cybersecurity Conferences, Hackathons, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) roundtables and Industry Collaboration Workshops. Agenda Contact & RSVP Please RSVP by 29th July 2018 For more information, please email to event@asiacyberx.com

Description: Move over hackers! Here comes biohacker! PRICE: RM 180 per pax DATE: 30 JUNE 2018 TIME: 10AM – 1PM VENUE: iTrain Malaysia HubBlock C, Level 19, Unit 8,KL Trillion, 338, Jalan Tun Razak,50400, Kuala Lumpur Introduction Biohacking is a movement that aim to increase science literacy and promotes open access to innovation in biotechnology. The idea is for people to take up arms in the ‘do-it-yourself’ bio-based experiment in an open environment with simple scientific method and lower cost equipment. Course Description In this pilot course, students will be exposed to basic concept of biotechnology and use their knowledge creatively to hack their way using materials that can be found around the house.   In this course, students will be introduced with Asking and answering question in biology Designing and conducting experiment Identify factors that might influence their experiment   Glowing Bacteria: Fresh from Market Scientist have been using bacteria to innovate since ancient times. In this session, kids will learn the tools use by scientist to extract, grow and manipulate bacteria. Kids will apply their new-found knowledge by extracting and growing glowing bacteria by their own from fresh squid bought from the market.   Students will be exposed to: -Using Petri Dish and Agar to grow bacteria -Extracting bacteria from daily surrounding items such as smartphone screen -Extracting glow in the dark bacteria from fresh squid   Power Up: Energy from Mud Renewable energy is one of the main focus in many fields of technology in this age. In this session, kids will learn the concept behind microbial fuel cell; a system to extract energy from bacterial respiration. Kids then will experience energy produced in a form of electrical current from mud using our microbial fuel cell system.   Students will be exposed to: -Understanding how electrical current is produced -Applying mud to the microbial fuel cell system to generate electric -Creatively hacking their way with the electrical energy produced in various ways.   Tools Requirement: All tools for experiment will be provided by us.   Safety Concerns All experiments conducted is known to be safe. However, protective equipment such as glove and mask will be provided.

Description: Move over hackers! Here comes biohacker! PRICE: RM 180 per pax DATE: 9 JUNE 2018 TIME: 10AM – 1PM VENUE: iTrain Malaysia HubBlock C, Level 19, Unit 8,KL Trillion, 338, Jalan Tun Razak,50400, Kuala Lumpur Introduction Biohacking is a movement that aim to increase science literacy and promotes open access to innovation in biotechnology. The idea is for people to take up arms in the ‘do-it-yourself’ bio-based experiment in an open environment with simple scientific method and lower cost equipment. Course Description In this pilot course, students will be exposed to basic concept of biotechnology and use their knowledge creatively to hack their way using materials that can be found around the house.   In this course, students will be introduced with Asking and answering question in biology Designing and conducting experiment Identify factors that might influence their experiment   Glowing Bacteria: Fresh from Market Scientist have been using bacteria to innovate since ancient times. In this session, kids will learn the tools use by scientist to extract, grow and manipulate bacteria. Kids will apply their new-found knowledge by extracting and growing glowing bacteria by their own from fresh squid bought from the market.   Students will be exposed to: -Using Petri Dish and Agar to grow bacteria -Extracting bacteria from daily surrounding items such as smartphone screen -Extracting glow in the dark bacteria from fresh squid   Power Up: Energy from Mud Renewable energy is one of the main focus in many fields of technology in this age. In this session, kids will learn the concept behind microbial fuel cell; a system to extract energy from bacterial respiration. Kids then will experience energy produced in a form of electrical current from mud using our microbial fuel cell system.   Students will be exposed to: -Understanding how electrical current is produced -Applying mud to the microbial fuel cell system to generate electric -Creatively hacking their way with the electrical energy produced in various ways.   Tools Requirement: All tools for experiment will be provided by us.   Safety Concerns All experiments conducted is known to be safe. However, protective equipment such as glove and mask will be provided.