List of hackathons in Sheffield, United Kingdom in 2020

Have you ever had an idea of how to improve a process in healthcare or just want to build a project with real-world implications?

Join us to experience an event of a lifetime at the NatWest Payments Hackathon 2020!

Helping local developers get to know each other, learn the latest technologies & best practices and share their knowledge and skills.

To celebrate Open Data Day 2020, we're hosting a hackathon to build a real-time dashboard of carbon emissions over Manchester Airport

Lawyers, developers / IT professionals, entrepreneurs, legal professionals, legal service providers, students! You're invited to take part in Global Legal Hackathon Manchester -- part of the largest Legal Hackathon in the world! You'll get to join a team of 3-10 people and develop a prototype app or service solution that will help increase equity, diversity, and inclusion in the legal industry. Come collaborate and compete! Your team could be chosen to represent Manchester in the virtual semi-finals against teams from more than 45 host locations around the world. 10 teams will then be chosen to compete in the grand final in May.

Microsoft Power Platform Hackathon | Power BI | Power Apps | Power Automate

The hack is back! Come along to our two-day event and help us ‘hack’ solutions to some of the country’s biggest digital challenges.

Develop new partnerships and innovative ideas over cake and coffee Join us at our Innovation Friday networking event at the Leicester Innovation Hub. This month the overarching theme is Sustainable Future. We will be discussing and showcasing how Academia-Business collaboration in environmental management is leading to economic growth. A special focus will be given to Space Park Leicester and the opportunities this transformative facility will create for local enterprises in non-space sectors. During a special session run in association with MSDUK, a number of companies will deliver their business pitch to a panel of judges to win a company focused free activity with the experts of the University of Leicester: a choice among Design Thinking Sprint, Data Analytics Review or Sustainability Audit will be delivered within the business with company’s senior management and their key stakeholders. A special stage will be given to MSDUK Innovation Challenge to discuss opportunities for BAME businesses, and to the winners of the first Copernicus Hackathon in UK to demonstrate business opportunities enabled by open data policies. We very much hope that you will be able to join us as our guest for this and future events designed to highlight innovations from across the region. You are welcome to drop in anytime between 10am and 4pm and Network with: Innovation Hub Team Regional businesses & industries Innovation support organisations Enterprising academics Student & graduate start-ups University Business Support Team Agenda 10:00 am – Event opens 10:45 am – Keynote: Developing solutions to tackle environmental pollution through Business-Academia collaborations (Mick Whelan) 11:30 am – Pitch competition (in association with MSDUK) 12:30 pm – Samosas are served along cake. Networking while waiting for judging panel to award pitch competition winner. 1:00 pm – Judging panel awards pitch competition prize 1:30 pm – MSDUK Innovation Challenge and opportunities for BAME start-ups (Ervin Picari) 2:15 pm – Innovations for a sustainable and productive agriculture. Pitches from the Copernicus Hackathon winners. 3:00 pm – Keynote: Growth opportunities for local businesses enabled by Space Park Leicester (Carmine Maffei and Kavitha Muthu). 4.00 pm – Event closes (Agenda is subject to change. Please contact us or come back to this page closer to the event if you need to confirm a specific schedule.) To take part to the Pitch Competition, please send an email to LeicInnovation@le.ac.uk Free Cake Fridays provide an excellent opportunity to network with the Innovation Hub Team, innovative regional businesses, enterprising academics and innovation support organisations in a friendly and informal environment. Within the warmth of this special networking event, you will have a chance to build strategic partnerships, meet your peers, and discover funded innovation support opportunities.

Girls ages 11-to-18 in and around Manchester! If you're interested in coding or learning how to code, then Hack Manchester invites you to participate in their Youth Hack for Girls #3. At this fun, two-day team coding competition, you'll get to test and challenge your digital skills and creativity and compete to win awesome prizes. Our tips page contains practical info on hackathon participation!

ManMetHacks is a student-run hackathon organised by helloHackers Soc, a hackathon society at Manchester Metropolitan University.