List of hackathons in Luton, United Kingdom in 2020

A day-long hackathon tackling the question: “How can we use technology to end violence against women?”

Techie students in and around London! Imperial College's ICSM Coding Society invites you to participate in IC HealthHack 2020. You'll be challenged to leverage your skills in bioengineering, computer science, and medicine to create innovative technology solutions to the most current medical challenges focused on the theme of medical education. Get your hackathon expert advice here on the tips page!

Inclusive Culture Hackathon We are inviting you to take part in our 'Inclusive Culture Hackathon’ in London on Friday 28th February 2020.  This hackathon is specifically for our retail Co-op colleagues and we will be focussing on how we make our culture and environment more inclusive for our BAME colleagues, but everyone is welcome. If you're interested in improving our workplace and culture, you’ll love this event. It’ll be a really interactive day and we’ll ask you to get involved in decision making and problem solving around the topics that are affecting colleagues most. We'll be sharing some problems and explore how we can work together to come up with solutions that benefit our colleagues. Registration at the Holiday Inn from 9.00am, event start time 9.30am, finishing no later than 4.30pm. Please feel free to share this invite with any other colleagues who you know will be interested in coming along, and feel that they can contribute to the conversation. We have room for 100 colleagues which will be allocated on a first come, first served basis so please register early to confirm your place! If you can no longer attend, please remember to cancel your ticket on Eventbrite so other colleagues have the opportunity to join. For Food store colleagues, hours will be credited for your time, so you won’t be left short-handed back at store. These will be credited back after the event, once we are aware of which colleagues have been able to attend on the day. Please drop an email to diversity.matters@coop.co.uk if you have any dietry requirements or need any reasonable adjustments to enable you to attend on the day. Lunch and refreshments will be provided. This event is for Co-op Colleagues only. 

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Virtual reality enthusiasts in and around London! Computer geek and coding coach, Louie Christie, invites you to sign up for the Deptford Virtual Reality Hackathon, London. Come and try Virtual Reality for the first time, or bring your laptop and try coding for VR. Try one of the Oculus Go Virtual Reality headsets! At the end of the hackathon, you'll get to present the VR video, app, or experience you have created. If you have questions about hackathons, visit the tips page for answers!

Come and try Virtual Reality for the first time, or if you're into computers, bring your laptop and try coding for VR. We have some Oculus Go Virtual Reality headsets to play with, first come first served. At the end of the hackathon there will be a short presentation of any VR videos,apps, or experiences we have created. Hosted by actual reality computer geek coding coachLouie Christie. 1-5pm Sunday 23 February 2020 The Albany Arts Centre Douglas Way London SE8 4AG All ages welcome This hackathon will be part of the The Party For The People Of Deptford event, and also in the building there will be a day of films, music, games, dancing, a tug of war, stories, talks, a chance to sit and read the papers or to get messy! More info: https://www.thealbany.org.uk/shows/a-party-for-the-people-of-deptford/ Part of Here and Now, a national and local celebration of culture within communities. Supported by Arts Council England and Future Arts Centres, marking the National Lottery’s 25th birthday.

Coders and non-coders in Warwick and the Midlands! You're invited to participate in WarwickHACK 2020 — the annual hackathon organized by WarwickTECH. Come and collaborate and compete — you'll have 24 hours to create something innovative and compete for awesome prizes. WarwickHACK is open to all — no coding background is needed!

Design engineering students in the London Area! Are you passionate about sustainability, future technologies (including robotics) and UX/UI design and engineering? Fast food chain LEON and the Imperial Design Engineering Society invite you to register your interest in participating in the Leon x Imperial Design Engineering Hackathon 2020. This event is focused on sustainibility, UI and UX design and new technologies in the food industry. Come with a team of 4 individuals, or join one at the event! You'll get to tackle a challenge in one of three Hackathon tracks -- Front End, Back End, or Sustainability. Work on your project throughout the weekend and on Monday, present your prototype to the LEON team and CEO for the chance to win recognition and prizes.

Come take part in a range of different scenarios and activities on the day, organised by the students and partnered with Zift Solutions.

The 2020 African Healthcare Hackathon will be an intense, fun and high energy competition event for people passionate about creating something brilliant. Anyone can take part and form teams to brainstorm and develop solutions for big organizations and initiatives doing work in Africa. In the end, the team with the best solution wins! Anyone with a passion for creating brilliant stuff can take part. Be brilliant for what matters!   >>>>Watch short recap videos of previous years here, here and here and read below to find out more!   What is it? Typically, a hackathon (a tech buzzword) is a competitive type of event where teams collaborate and compete against each other to come up with the best solutions to a defined problem in a very short time frame (~24 hours). We instead are having all kinds of interesting people (not just 'techies') compete to come up with solutions for African Healthcare initiatives. After the Friday evening kick-off event, teams will have the weekend to work on a challenge that a business/organization faces in Africa. The team that presents the best solution as determined by expert judges will win the competition. Is it for you? The Challenge is a great and really fun way to use your unique talents to affect positive change in the world. Great ideas push the world forward. And they can come from anywhere. This event will bring together healthcare clinicians, programmers, scientists, business professionals, students and researchers who are passionate about improving things in Africa and supporting big organizations to solve their challenges. You will not be expected to be an expert in the healthcare industry in Africa. You are someone that thinks a little bit different from everyone else and has the ability to solve problems with a little ingenuity. Techies and non-techies will get involved. Medical and non-medical people are welcome. Community workers, developers, entrepreneurs, artists, educators, business professionals, students, everyday people and more! We’ve learned that teams with people from different backgrounds come up with REALLY great ideas and form relationships that last beyond the weekend Do I need to come with a team? No, it's not 100% necessary. If you don’t have a team now, don’t worry. We will have team formation processes before things kick-off.  The competition is about more than just thinking up good ideas for leading African healthcare organizations. You’ll experience how to work (or compete!) with colleagues and friends on the Continent as well as dreaming and building, failing and finishing in rapid time. The Kopfadeyemi Community is built around opportunities to work with emerging African Healthcare organizations and future leaders on really interesting challenges. Make change happen with your ideas. What do I need to bring? You might want to bring your own computer or mobile device(s), Entrepreneur First do not provide computers or laptops. We will provide high-speed Wi-Fi, power strips, whiteboards, and plenty of caffeine!  Is this an overnight competition / ‘hackathon’? No, but it can be if teams really want it to be. The competition starts right after the Friday evening kick-off. Entrepreneur First will be open at all times during the weekend and people are welcome to work through the night if they really want to! The complexity of the challenges is unlikely to be so high that people will have to stay up all night(!) Which organizations are taking part? In the past we've had organizations like UNICEF, MSF, AMREF and Age International involved, making sure we always put forward an interesting range of challenges. Specific details, including schedule and the judging process will be provided to those who register and are selected to participate. Pitch session  If you don't want to participate but are interested to hear the ideas that come out (or support your family/friends who have participated), get your pitch night ticket!  Timetable Friday 6.00pm:  Drinks begins at Entrepreneur First, London 7.00pm:  Challenge Presentation  7.30pm:  Teams form/register to challenges and HACKATHON officially begins!! 10.30pm: Suggested Day 1 end   Saturday 9.00 am:  Suggested Day 2 start 1.30 pm:  Challenge Checkpoints – Teams to briefly feedback to wider group on plans 10.30 pm:  Suggested Day 2 end   Sunday 9.00 am:  Suggested Day 3 start 2.00 pm:  HACKATHON deadline. Solutions to be handed in               Doors open for Sunday pitch attendees 2.30 pm:  In-Conversation with our judges 3.00 pm:  ¡¡PITCHES TO START!! 5.00pm:  Pitches finished 5.15pm:  Winners announced… [END] Many people will apply to participate. Our space at EF can only support a limited number of participants and as much as we'd like to take everyone, it just will not be possible.  Sign up now!   Terms of Participation Agreement: It is our job to provide you with a fun and incredible networking and learning opportunity. The event is intended to be a collaborative forum for sharing, learning, building, and having fun about the challenge of solving problems in Africa. As such, by registering as a participant, you acknowledge that any ideas shared by you or anyone else over the course of the event are contributions to the overall experience and community. As a member of this community, you agree to be inclusive of any and all people and their ideas. You agree to act professionally, treat everyone with respect, and treat the event facilities with proper care. You agree that you are responsible for any accidents or damages that you cause. You also agree to not hold The Kopfadeyemi Fellowship or any of the event supporters liable for any loss, damage, injury, or any other unforeseeable incident.