List of hackathons in Keele, United Kingdom in 2017

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Healthcare stakeholders -- patients, carers, ambulance service pros, clinical commissioning group members, etc. You're invited to sign up to participate in the 'Quality' Hackathon @ Royal Liverpool & Broadgreen University Hospitals Trust. You'll be challenged to collaborate to come up with new and innovative ways to solve healthcare’s biggest challenges.

Developers, designers, IoT experts, business people in the Greater Manchester metro area! Are you enthusiastic about the application of technology to help improve transportation? TravelSpirit Foundation invites you to register to participate in the TravelSpirit Hackout - Manchester. You'll be challenged to design and prototype mobility as a service (MaaS) solutions that will improve the state of transportation across the city and the surrounding region. Event Information

Designers, engineers, developers, innovators, mental health and social care professionals! You're invited by Hacking Health Liverpool to participate in the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Hackathon. Join forces with like-minded individuals to conceive and create innovative new technology solutions to address the pressing healthcare problems faced by people throughout the United Kingdom.

Techies and just regular folks in the Stockport area! Are you interested in the use of technology to sift through a mass of data, comments, complaints. and enquiries about Stockport, in order to distill a cohesive view of what matters to its citizens? Do you have ideas on how to make it easier for residents of Stockport to connect with the things they care about? Stockport Council invites you to sign up to participate -- on your own or in a team -- in the Stockport Hackathon 2017. Collaborate and compete to use open data to improve Stockport's municipal government services, create new ones, and empower its residents.

Music hackers in the UK! You're invited to sign up to participate in mobilise! You'll get the opportunity to work with the electronic music technology team from IRCAM in Paris. You'll be challenged to make your own personalised mobile phone music app with a few lines of code.

Hackers in the East Midlands! DS-Cubed Ltd. invites you to sign up to participate in the Hackathon for Health, Assisted Living, Social Care and Community (HALE 2017). You'll be challenged to create innovative proof of concept prototype to help address one of the following problems: »Homelessness of young people in UK »Awareness, interest and participation in Musculosketal (MSK) conditions. »Bluetooth wearable/iPhone app to measure patient position with greater accuracy.

Students from all over the EU! WarwickTECH invites you to sign up to participate in WarwickHACK. You'll be challenged to collaborate to use technology to design and create innovative projects in a short 24-hour event. You don't have to be an expert coder to take part. All levels of skill are welcome and there will be special workshops available to help beginners get started.

LabVIEW professionals! National Instruments, the Fraser Nash Consultancy, and Tribosonics invite you to sign up to participate in the LabVIEW Hackathon at the University of Sheffield. Come and help solve great engineering challenges and network with engineers from industry. You'll get the chance to showcase and further develop your LabVIEW skills and compete with the best-of-the-best to win awesome prizes.

Interested in seeing real scientific ideas presented in new innovative ways? Want to see science teamwork at its best? Come to the env.infohackit evening presentations @Birmingham. You'll see the project presentations made by teams of PhD environmental scientists, designers, developers and other creative types. They will present the results of their hackathon participation where they will compete to create the most exciting, informative and compelling infographics to communicate their research topics.