List of hackathons in Cambridgeshire, United Kingdom in 2015

The Well-being App Design Hackathon is organised together with the Schools of Engineering and Health & Social Care to give you the opportunity for multi-disciplinary student, Computing/Informatics and Health and Social Care courses, to work collaboratively together as a team to design an app that will have real world impact in terms of the health and wellbeing of future LSBU students. Cash prizes will be given to each member of the winning team!

The InterTech Diversity Forum is a network which encourages LGBT + diversity in the UK technology world. #MakeStuffBetter will take place at Facebook's amazing offices where Facebook and Intertech are once again teaming up for a hackathon that will spread tolerance, promote health, and create awareness to make a change in the world! So bring your best skills, your laptop and good energy, your ideas matter! There are also supporter tickets available for those who just wish to cheer on the good efforts and see the eventual products and prizes at the end of the hack.

HackKing's hosted by KCL Tech, King's College London students passionate about technology and building tech products and companies. So let's come together, form teams, share ideas, and help each other build awesome things!

Imperial College Women in Physics and Stemettes invite you to a celebration of women in STEM. The event will be hosted by Head Stemette, Anne-Marie Imafidon.  Routes to STEM is a panel discussion with a difference! It’s exclusively for 14-18 year old young women, where we’ll discuss all the different ways people begin their scientific careers. We’re hoping to explore apprenticeships, A-level choices, university degrees, work experience. You’ll be able to ask the panel questions, and network between each other and the experts!  When? 2 – 5pm, Saturday, 5 December 2015 Where? In the Clore Lecture Theatre at Imperial's South Kensington Campus. Huxley Building, 180 Queen's Gate, London SW7 2RH. Our Impressive panel will include: Lucinda Sandom-Allum  - Imperial College Union President Sophie Deen  - Bright Little Labs Androula Alekou - Postdoctoral Research Assistant, Oxford University Emma-Ashley Liles - Software Developer, CASInclude Floriane Fidegnon - Outbox Incubator Executive, Lead Author of 'Outbox: The Book' Olivia Smith - Office 365 & Yammer Customer Success Manager for UK and Central & Eastern Europe. Sarah Chapman - CEO Iwana Energy 'Mystery Man' 'Secret Stemette'   Hosted and supported by: IC Women in Physics We’re a group of enthusiastic young researchers who are passionate about physics and excited about a future in science. We know that for the best science to happen we need to access the talent of the whole of the workforce. We’re committed to increasing the amount of women in the physics department at every stage of their careers: from undergraduate to professor. To do that, we organise events that celebrate women’s achievements and talk about issues we might face. We’re keen to establish a community amongst all the brilliant women of Blackett, and have a team of dedicated WiP Champions who can provide specific advice, support and tuition.  _____________________________________________________________________________  About the Stemettes - We're running a series of panel events, hackathons and exhibitions this year for girls from 9 years old right up to female university students. We'd like to show them amazing women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics careers.    Twitter - http://twitter.com/stemettes Facebook - http://facebook.com/stemettes Website - http://stemettes.org  

The Hack is Back and Better Than Ever TechCrunch Disrupt London's 24-hour Hackathon at Copper Box Arena   Saturday, December 5, 2015 12:30pm - Registration opens (come fed or bring a brown bag lunch, beverages served)                    dedicated area for people to network to form hack teams 1:30pm - Hacking Kickoff 2:00 - 6:00pm - API workshops scheduled in 30 minute intervals (To Be Announced) 7:00pm - Dinner Midnight - Food and snacks, courtesy of our many sponsors   Sunday, December 6, 2015 7:00am - Breakfast served 9:30am - Hacking concludes and hacks submitted to wiki  10:00am - General public welcome to enter to attend hackathon presentations 11:00am - Hackathon presentations begin Approximately 2:00pm - Hackathon will conclude with final awards and recognitions will be provided by the judges. The final awards may be held earlier or later depending on duration of hack presentations.   HOW TO PARTICIPATE: HACKERS & DEVS - Tickets are for Developers who wish to participate and work on hack projects to present ONLY.  If you are not working on a project please DO NOT register for a Hacker Ticket. Tickets are available on a limited basis. Any minors under 18 must have be accompanied by an adult at all times. SPONSORS - There are many ways for companies to partner with the Hackathon. At Disrupt London, we've had sponsored API platforms for hackers to develop on, as well as several amazing contests, with companies offering cash and in-kind prizes. To learn how you can provide support for the developer community, please contact sponsors@techcrunch.com.   SPECTATORS may attend the Sunday Hackathon Presentation and tickets will be available in December (TBD).

Join us to learn how visualise your data in beautiful and interactive ways with just a few lines of Javascript! On behalf of the BioJS community - we are pleased to announce our coming BioJS Workshop & Hackathon. We would like to invite you to take part to this event on the afteroon of the 3rd and the 4th of December 2015, at TGAC.  The event will be in the Darwin room, TGAC. For more information please contact me at : evanthia.kaimaklioti@tgac.ac.uk or call TGAC reception : +44 (0)1603 450861, I will be happy to give you further information. Schedule 3/12/15 14:00 - 15:00: Technical introduction to BioJS 15:00 - 15:30: Self-introductions 15:30 - 16:00 : Coffee break 16:00 - 17:00: Advanced BioJS tutorial  17:00 : Pizza, Drinks   Schedule 4/12/15 10:00 - 16:00 : Hackathon - Interoperability of BioJS components Participants are encouraged to form groups and collaborate. The Hackathon will focus on interoperability of BioJS components but each group or individual is free to work on their own projects. Our experts can help you with troubleshooting your code and will provide project ideas. All coding skill levels are welcome! Please note the following: You will need to bring your own laptop to do your coding. Please arrange for your own food on the 4th of December (bring your own or buy from the Centrum across TGAC). Preparation:  As the workshop schedule is tightly packed, we would ask you to prepare your workspace by following these instructions: http://edu.biojs.net/101/getting_started/ And by filling out our quick survey to help us tailor the workshop to your needs: http://goo.gl/forms/iGkiqzY7Ys Your instructors and the people involved: We hope to see you all there! Please share and bring your friends along! Header background image courtesy of : Geraldshields11

On this evening, IMCreate will showcase the top three solutions developed through the IMCreate 2015 hackathon weekend of 14 and 15 November 2015 and announce the final winner! The teams will pitch their prototype Intelligent Mobility solutions in front of the judges, and an audience of transport and technology leaders!

Techfugees is a tech community in response to the European refugee crisis. This conference aims to gather the key players involved, re-cap what has been achieved so far, and work further on the best technology and solutions for helping refugees today. We aim to address major issues; the best, most effective apps and sites; how tech can be used to integrate refugees into society; and the Legal aspects that surround the issues. This is a non-profit organisation. The ticket cost of £36 will serve for the venue, lunch and coffee/tea etc. Speakers include: Syrian Asylum Colin Yeo - Barrister and Blogger behind Free Movement Sabir Zazai - Director of Coventry Refugee & Migrant Center Nando Sigona - Researcher on the refugee crisis at University of Oxford Tim Finch - Coordinator of the National Refugees Welcome Board As well as representatives from UNHCR,  and Refugee Council.

Hello everyone! Fresher's Challenge is here!  Fresher's Challenge is a hackathon specially for first years (: Come try your hand at a hackathon in a friendly one day event exclusively for first year KCL Computer Science students. See what it's like at a hackathon and get a free lunch for your trouble while you create awesome stuff! We'll also have pretty awesome prizes! Room: K4U13/14 Theme: To be announced!  Grab your tickets and See you there!  -KCL Tech Society :D

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