List of hackathons in Stockhom, Sweden in 2018

Meet and work with other hackathon organizers in the MLH community to create a great budget for your event. This session will be facilitated by our Commissioner, Chi, and our team of hackathon community managers. Space is limited and tickets are first come, first served. Please email any questions to league@mlh.io Join the meeting: https://zoom.us/j/646961143

Meet and work with other hackathon organizers in the MLH community on raising sponsorship for your event. This session will be facilitated by our CEO and co-founder, Swift, and our team of hackathon community managers. Space is limited and tickets are first come, first served. Please email any questions to league@mlh.io. Join the meeting: https://zoom.us/j/710635401

Arm technology is at the heart of a computing and connectivity revolution that is transforming the way people live and businesses operate.  Our advanced, energy-efficient processor designs are enabling the intelligence in 120 billion silicon chips and securely powering products from the sensor to the smartphone to the supercomputer. With more than 1,000 technology partners including the world's largest business and consumer brands, we are driving Arm innovation into all areas compute is happening inside the chip, the network and the cloud. Join us on our Asia tour throughout June to learn more about Arm in AI, Security, the Arm DesignStart and Arm Innovator Programs. Read more about the event series here: https://www.hackster.io/hackathons/arm Showcase your projects and you could become the next Arm Innovator! https://armtour.hackster.io/survey The Arm Innovator Program is an initiative to help support the global ecosystem of Arm developers, highlight the impressive work happening around the world based on Arm technology and share key domain knowledge from top technical experts building solutions on Arm with a wider audience. For more information on the innovator program, please visit https://www.arm.com/innovation/meet-innovators 

Meet and work with other hackathon organizers in the MLH community on raising sponsorship for your event. This session will be facilitated by our CEO and co-founder, Swift, and our team of hackathon community managers. Space is limited and tickets are first come, first served. Please email any questions to league@mlh.io. Join the meeting: https://zoom.us/j/140683396

Arm technology is at the heart of a computing and connectivity revolution that is transforming the way people live and businesses operate.  Our advanced, energy-efficient processor designs are enabling the intelligence in 120 billion silicon chips and securely powering products from the sensor to the smartphone to the supercomputer. With more than 1,000 technology partners including the world's largest business and consumer brands, we are driving Arm innovation into all areas compute is happening inside the chip, the network and the cloud. Join us on our Asia tour throughout June to learn more about Arm in AI, Security, the Arm DesignStart and Arm Innovator Programs. Read more about the event series here: https://www.hackster.io/hackathons/arm Showcase your projects and you could become the next Arm Innovator! https://armtour.hackster.io/survey The Arm Innovator Program is an initiative to help support the global ecosystem of Arm developers, highlight the impressive work happening around the world based on Arm technology and share key domain knowledge from top technical experts building solutions on Arm with a wider audience. For more information on the innovator program, please visit https://www.arm.com/innovation/meet-innovators 

BECOME A LEADER FOR SOCIAL CHANGE THE GOODDLER SOCIAL IMPACT YOUTH INCUBATOR inspires a new generation of youth to invest their entrepreneurial brain-power into solving the world's acute humanitarian problems http://www.gooddler.org/youth-incubator/ MODULE 1. INSPIRE TO LEAD: Identify strengths and know how to use them. Strength-based Leadership Development.  MODULE 2. GENERATE IDEAS: Ideas Hackathon - explore the issues in local communities and find solutions.  During this Hackathon Social Impact business model canvas will be introduced and customers segments will be identified. This is also the time when individual strengths are identified and teams are formed. The weeks following the Hackathon, our youth will focus on identifying the needs of local communities, researching solutions that are currently in place, talking to all stakeholders, etc. The goal is to come up with innovative ideas for further testing.   MODULE 3. DESIGN SOLUTIONS: This module is all about Human-centered design process and will include a deep market research, designing solutions, testing assumptions, iterating as needed, all done while being guided by the team of the experts. Weekly meetings will ensure the teams stick to their timelines, all gaps are addressed (technology, financial resources, etc), feedback is collected, iteration is done if needed. Our youth will get an opportunity to mingle with prominent Bay Area entrepreneurs, VCs, corporate and civic leaders in formal and informal settings to further refine the sustainable business model of their solutions. MODULE 4. GO TO MARKET: Provide a blueprint for delivering a product or service to the end customer.  Actually getting a product to market growing the userbase and getting traction. Learning from actual product usage and adapting pricing for profitability (or other key objectives). Youth will get a chance to roll the sleeves and work in their own communities, testing their solutions with civic, nonprofit and corporate partners. MODULE 5. PITCH IN FRONT OF INVESTORS: Identify your investors, analyze their investment style. Prepare presentation. Pitch to investors. EVENTS: Silicon Valley Open Doors Conference - start the program at the Silicon Valley Open Doors technology investment conference in May. Mingle with startup founders, business people and investors to learn about entrepreneurship and to create life-changing connections. Demo Days. presentations of proposed solutions to the audience of philanthropists, social impact investors, and global civic and corporate leaders Gooddler Social Impact Youth Summit, co-hosted with the United Nations. The annual Gooddler Social Impact Youth Summit is a vibrant forum for university and high-school student leaders advancing global development to learn, challenge, grow, and connect with a global community of the changemakers.  ECOSOC Youth Forum (United Nations, New York HQ).A selected group will be invited to attend UN HQ in New York to participate at the ECOSOC Youth Forum.

The Enactus Social Enterprise Hackathon will be a free one-day event where teams will identify social challenges and work together to create possible solutions (maybe even future business ideas!) Students will take part in interactive workshops designed to help boost their employability and gain a unique insight into how to generate new ideas and what to do with them. Students will meet students from different programmes and share their skills whilst learning from others too. The Hackathon will cover enterprise skills that employers are increasingly looking for including leadership qualities, pitching/communication skills, commercial awareness and team work experience. Students from all disciplines are encouraged to attend for variety in knowledge and skills set. Teams will be formed on the morning of the event so students do not need to attend as a team.

Please note: this is a technical deep dive talk strictly for software engineers, software architects and computer science/software engineering students only. We will therefore review all registrations and we will send you an email to confirm your seat. We require each attendee to register on Eventbrite to attend this event. Please complete the registration form provided. Security at the venue will not allow entry to anyone without a valid ticket. Registration will be required upon arrival. This is a private event and we have the right to refuse entry. As always, our developer deep dive event is popular and advised you to secure your ticket early.  This event is brought to you by The Blockchain Connector and workonblockchain.com. TALK TITLE: Reasoning about Trace Vulnerabilities in Ethereum Smart Contracts KEYWORDS: Ethereum, Smart Contracts, Program Analysis, Symbolic Execution ABSTRACT: Smart contracts — stateful executable objects hosted on blockchains like Ethereum — carry billions of dollars worth of coins and cannot be updated once deployed. Im my talk, I will present a systematic characterisation of a new class of trace vulnerabilities, which result from analysing multiple invocations of a contract over its lifetime. We will discuss three example properties of such trace vulnerabilities: finding contracts that either lock funds indefinitely, leak them carelessly to arbitraryusers, or can be killed by anyone. I will then describe the design and implementation of Maian, the first tool for precisely specifying and reasoning about trace properties, which employs inter-procedural symbolic analysis and concrete validator for exhibiting real exploits. From nearly one million contracts in Ethereum blockchain, Maian flagged 34,200 (2,365 distinct) contracts as vulnerable, in 10 seconds per contract. On a subset of 3,759 contracts sampled for concrete validation and manual analysis, we reproduced real exploits at a true positive rate of 89%, yielding exploits for 3,686 contracts. Amongst others, Maian also found exploits for the infamous Parity bug that indirectly locked 200 million dollars worth in Ether. This project is a joint work with Ivica Nikolić, Aashish Kolluri, Prateek Saxena, and Aquinas Hobor. SPEAKER: Ilya Sergey SHORT BIO: Dr Ilya Sergey does research in the area of programming languages, program analysis, and formal verification. In recent years, Ilya has mainly been concerned with developing scalable methods for building trustworthy concurrent and distributed software, but his earlier work was advancing the state of the art in static analysis for higher-order languages and programming language design. Prior to joining academia, Ilya has spent a part of his career in industry, working in JetBrains Inc., a world-leading company in creating integrated developement  environments for software developers. He obtained his PhD in formal methods at KU Leuven (Belgium), and held a postdoctoral position at IMDEA Software Institute (Spain), before taking his current position as a Lecturer at University College London. Location: London. Exact location to be confirmed. Please make sure you sign up with your correct email ID for updates on exact location of the venue.  Date: 24th of May, 2018 Schedule: 18:30 – 19:00 Registration & Networking 19:00 - 19:10 Intro from The Blockchain Connector & workonblockchain.com  19:10 - 19:15 Lightning intro from the audience. We are providing an opportunity to our audience to present for two minutes. The topic must focus around a blockchain based product/platform you are building. Please inquire by sending an email to antonio@theblockchainconnector.com 19:15 - 20:15 Main presentation by Ilya Sergey 20:15 - 21:00 Q&A session led by Mustafa Al-Bassam 21:00 Networking at a nearby pub. Bio: Mustafa Al-Bassam is a PhD researcher at the Information Security Research Group of the Department of Computer Science at University College London, where his research interests include the intersections of peer-to-peer systems, distributed ledgers and information security. He is also an advisor to Cognosec, an information security services company. EVENT ORGANIZER Antonio Sabado is the founder of The Blockchain Connector and workonblockchain.com, a training and recruitment company focusing entirely on Blockchain technology. If you are hiring or looking for your next job opportunity in the blockchain space, please get in touch. Antonio has 10+ years experience working closely with global Investment Banks placing and managing highly skilled eTrading Technology professionals. Antonio has an extensive network, ranging from mid to senior level technology and business professionals across various sectors. He is an organiser of several Blockchain focused events in London aimed at software developers and business users. The Blockchain Connector’s goal is to build a blockchain developer community by helping regular developers become blockchain developers. We host regular hands-on developer workshops, technical deep dive sessions and hackathons. We train and recruit developers on behalf of start-ups and global firms working on Blockchain related projects. We are also planning a series of Blockchain focused seminars for business users/non-technical users to take place in London. Hackathons: We have the resources to organise and mentor blockchain based hackathons. Contact us if you are a blockchain based company who would like to sponsor one of our hackathons or you would like us to lend you a helping hand with organising a hackathon. Developer Training: We have the resources and expertise to offer companies a blockchain developer focused training on site anywhere in the world. Alternatively, developers can join our monthly hands-on developer workshop in London. Please reach out to antonio@theblockchainconnector.com for further details.  Hiring: We have the network to help you build your development team. Contact us if you are a company looking to hire or a developer looking for your next job opportunity. Our developer centric on-line hiring platform coming soon on www.workonblockchain.com  Volunteer Developers: We have access to developers who are looking to contribute to open source projects on a volunteer basis. Contact us if you have an Ethereum based project that require volunteer developers. Alternatively, contact us if you are a developer looking to gain commercial blockchain development experience. Sponsorship and speaking opportunities: We are always open to hear from potential speakers, researchers and academics to present at our developer focused events and we are open to hear from companies looking for sponsorship opportunities. Future events: The central place we advertised our events our on Eventbrite. Advisable to bookmark our Eventbrite Homepage to access our future blockchain related events. Contact: If you have any question, please contact us on antonio@theblockchainconnector.com or +44 7923 521 833. Web: https://www.theblockchainconnector.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bc_workshop LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/15221081/  Join our developer focused meetup group held monthly in London. This meetup group is strictly for software engineers, software architects and computer science/software engineering students only. Technical talk made for a technical audience. Join us on https://www.meetup.com/Blockchain-Workshop-for-Developers/

Have an idea for an app? Build it with us! Learn how to create Android mobile apps All high school and middle school students are welcome. FREE EVENT. Lunch is served. When: 10am-3pm on Sat. May 19th or Sun. May 20th Where: Lehman College, Carman Hall Room B39 250 Bedford Park Blvd W, Bronx, NY 10468 Prizes include: 2 Amazon Fire tablets each day

It’s no secret. We are at the beginning of the 4th industrial revolution.  Imagine if you could unlock your potential and flourish in the upcoming Human Renaissance. Imagine if you could be placed in the right place, at the right time and with the right people to get you there.  The Pioneering Program at the Forefront of Humankind Clearly, foresight is important. Especially where you are just in time for the 4th industrial revolution. Whilst people may lose jobs, you can create them. Breakthrough high-tech is not just tech, it is everyone. Business, Engineering, Social Science, Tech, and More. Exploit Emerging Technology Join or create a team in a “Ragnarok” Hackathon to challenge your innovation. Create a prototype with your team, in 2 days! Spiral yourself into the Spotlight!   Notes: You have to go for ONE of the Youth for Future speaker series held in NTU. Register Here. This speaker series will introduce different next-generation tech and describe how you can get started. It will also line you up with like-minded people to participate in this Hackathon. Get a Chance to Win 500 Soqqle Tokens (BETA) as part of the winning prizes offered. [More Prizes To Be Confirmed] Problem Statements will be unleashed during the Hackathon Email support will be provided prior to the Hackathon Mentoring during the Hackathon will be provided at pre-allocated slots. Now you realize potential the potential for being part of the future, I assume it is important for you. Isn’t this what you were made for?