List of hackathons in Aliso Viejo, United States in 2018

Get started with the new web components standard and Google's Polymer web components framework as part of an open source project: the Collaboration Tree.  Web components allow you to create new HTML tags which can be used with any other HTML based web technology.  Polymer adds data binding for cascading changes, as well as a broad library of polished components.  The Collaboration Tree (cTree) is an open source project in progress, built on Polymer, who's goal is to create a new large scale collaborative discussion platform (read: open think tank). This is a special Hacktoberfest event, where we'll introduce you to the project and help you get hands on with Polymer web components.  If you want to continue learning and working with Polymer on a real project you can pick up one of our MVP tickets as part of Hacktoberfest, while helpping us get ready for distributing to early adopters.  For newer developers, open source project teams are a great way to build up your resume. Doors open at 5:30 and we'll get started around 6. Before the event We recommend joining our Slack group and seting up the project in advance.  If you have any issues we can help you resolve them during the event.  We also encourage you to sign up for GitHub if you don't already have an account If you're looking to jump in a bit early we're also at Hack for LA most Tuesday nights. Free parking Parking is available up the ramp off Beverly Blvd, just next to 2731 Beverly Blvd.  Take the stairs down from the center of the parking lot and follow the signs to the lobby.

Join us for a special Hacktoberfest event to work on the open source Collaboration Tree (cTree) demo site: a collaborative design/innovation web platform. We're doing a big push to get an MVP ready for early adopters, with plenty of tickets to work on. If you haven't been able to make it to our other events, now's your chance.  Doors open at 5:30 and we'll get started around 6. This is open to developers, designers, and anyone who wants to be involved with the project. Programmers: get experience with Google's Polymer platform and web components (no web experience needed)Designers: help shape the user experience for this uniquely complex projectEveryone Else: learn more about the project and how you can get involved early Before the event We recommend joining our Slack group and checking out the project before the event, as well as signing up for GitHub if you don't already have an account.  Programmers are also encouraged to set up the project in advance, and we can help resolve any issues during the event. If you're looking to jump in a bit early we're also at Hack for LA most Tuesday nights. Free parking Parking is available up the ramp off Beverly Blvd, just next to 2731 Beverly Blvd.  Take the stairs down from the center of the parking lot and follow the signs to the lobby.

Precision medicine refers to the use of prevention and treatment strategies that are tailored to the unique features of each individual and their disease. In the context of cancer this might involve the identification of specific mutations shown to predict response to a targeted therapy. The biomedical literature describing these associations is large and growing rapidly. Currently these interpretations exist largely in private or encumbered databases resulting in extensive repetition of effort. Realizing precision medicine will require this information to be centralized, debated and interpreted for application in the clinic. CIViC (www.civicdb.org) is an open access, open source, community-driven web resource for Clinical Interpretation of Variants in Cancer. CIViC’s goal is to enable precision medicine by providing an educational forum for dissemination of knowledge and active discussion of the clinical significance of cancer genome alterations. A hackathon and curation jamboree will be held as a pre-meeting of ASHG, lead by the CIViC project team, in collaboration with the ClinGen Somatic working group, and hosted by the Scripps Research Institute. The focus of this meeting will be to continue to develop community consensus on data standards for interpretation of variants in cancer, engage software developers for improved variant interpretation software, engage clinical experts for curation of content and enhance integration and interoperability of resources. Additional related topics will be proposed by meeting participants. Meeting Goals can include (but are not limited to): Establish community standards and best practices for curation and representation of clinically actionable variants in cancer. Further curation of clinically actionable variants in cancer. Further development of the CIViC web interface for expert crowdsourcing the curation of clinically actionable variants. Promote formation of a collaborative network for community-based development of precision medicine resources. Enhance integration and interoperability of resources through standardization of entities, improvement of APIs, and use of ontologies. Improve drug normalization in variant interpretation knowledgebases. Further develop text-mining strategies for identifying evidence of clinically actionable variants (e.g., CIViCmine). Improved/enhanced integration of MyVariant.info into CIViC. Integrate ClinGen Allele Registry’s variant normalization into MyVariant.info. Standard operating procedures for developing somatic assertions. Development of standard operating procedures for classifying somatic variant oncogenicity. Develop prototype data models for representing compound/complex variants. Examine ways to incentivize the curation community. e.g. Zenodo, bioCADDIE for citable records Additional meeting goals will be proposed by meeting participants. Meeting format The Cancer Variant Interpretation hackathon and jamboree will take the form of an unconference with minimal presentations and an emphasis on hands-on activities, breakout sessions to discuss emerging standards, learning to curate variants, use the API (http://griffithlab.org/civic-api-docs/) and CIViCpy (git.io/civicpy) to extract data from CIViC, or work on other related related tools for variant interpretation. Participants will self-form into groups to tackle domain-specific variant curation (jamboree), programmatic data querying (hackathon), the problem of motivating public resource curation, or other topics proposed by meeting participants. Pre-requisites Participants should bring their own laptop in order to participate. Target audience Hackathon: Software developers, engineers, computational biologists, and bioinformaticians interested in learning how to interact with CIViC or work on related tools to facilitate variant interpretation. Prerequisites: Familiarity with Ruby or Python would be beneficial. Curation Jamboree: Pathologists and oncologists (certified or in training), genome scientists, and those interested in the problem of sequence variant interpretation for cancer precision medicine or promotion of public biocuration resources. Prerequisites: Basic understanding of the genetic basis of cancer. Proposed topics for curation and hackathon Participants can create an issue describing a proposed topic and apply the 'hackathon' or 'curation' label at: https://github.com/genome/civic-meeting CIViC bug reports and feature requests Please create an issue in the civic-server or civic-client github repos as appropriate:https://github.com/genome/civic-server https://github.com/genome/civic-client Curation Help For questions or assistance with the CIViC curation interface please email: civic-help@genome.wustl.edu. Acknowledgements The CIViC resource and this meeting is supported by the National Cancer Institute (NCI) of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) under Award Number U01CA209936 to Obi Griffith (with Malachi Griffith and Elaine Mardis as co-PIs). We also thank Scripps (Andrew Su and Chunlei Wu) for co-hosting and supporting this meeting.

Find unique solutions to issues surrounding the opioid crisis, and we will support the winning teams to IMPLEMENT their ideas into public health research and policymaking. There are tracks in software development, data science, artificial intelligence, and data visualization, allowing for a wide variety of solutions.

BACKGROUND Every day, more than 115 people in the United States die after overdosing on opioids, making the opioid crisis the top current public health problem in the United States. The problem continues to worsen, as opioid overdoses increased 30 percent from July 2016 through September 2017 in 52 areas in 45 states. Specific to California, certain regions of the state have a greater number of opioid overdose deaths than the national average, creating a need for California to implement solutions and prevent a worsening crisis. Building on insights from the previous US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Code-A-Thon in December of 2017, the University of California Institute for Prediction Technology (UCIPT) is hosting a Hack-A-Thon featuring HHS. This Hack-A-Thon is designed to bring interdisciplinary teams (e.g., data science/visualization experts, patients/family members of those affected by the crisis, public health/medical/law enforcement professionals, and legal/ethical/psychological researchers) with new approaches to solve this growing problem. Teams will be provided with various data sources related to opioid outcomes, as well as alternative approaches related to the crisis (e.g., virtual reality and augmented reality data, cannabis data, wearable and social media data, and data on behavior change approaches). Teams will have 24 hours to develop visualizations to address a number of tracks on the topic, with a final panel of judges deciding the winners.This event will take place in California and have a California focus on issues of the opioid crisis. The goal of the hackathon is for the winning teams to have their solutions implemented within the public health system to help address the opioid crisis. Lessons learned from this hackathon can be applied to other states to help address the national crisis. ________________________________________________ ATTEND THE HACKATHON  Interested in attending the Hackathon? Please click the green "register" button above to come watch the event.  If you are interested in participating as a team in the Hack-A-Thon, please visit: https://www.theopioidhackathon.com/ __________________________________________________ SYMPOSIUM SPEAKERS Learn about the opioid crisis from many different perspectives of people directly involved. Hear from Mona Siddiqui, MD, MPH (the Chief Data Officer of Health and Human Services), Tony Rackauckas, JD (District Attorney of Orange County), Bharath Chakravarthy, MD, MPH (UCI Health specialist in emergency medicine), Captain Helena Williams (Captain at California Highway Patrol), April Rovero (Founder/Executive Director of the National Coalition Against Prescription Drug Abuse), and Brian Mittman, PhD (Senior Research Scientist at Kaiser Permanente Southern California Department of Research and Evaluation). 

3rd Annual USC Marshall Global Supply Chain Management Hackathon BACKGROUND: The USC Marshall Global Supply Chain Management  is hosting the 3rd Annual Supply Chain Hackathon as part of the ChainPORT Hack in Los Angeles. Participants will form teams to develop a software solution over a 24 hour period. FORMAT: Teams of participants will select a software-based challenge related to the ports and shipping industry to solve over a 24-hour period. Each team will consist of developers, designers, data analysts and other professionals who will work together to compete for cash and prizes. The finalists will present their winning solutions in front of a panel of judges and their peers.  Teams will be tasked to create a demo of their solution that will solve one of 3 identified problem sets.  PROBLEMS TO SOLVE: To develop the most cost effective, user friendly information sharing technologies for the problem areas.  1) Document Processing & Data Flow: decrease document and data bottlenecks 2) Interport: data sharing between two or more world ports 3) Safety & Security: how to optimize the movement of goods while maximizing secure protocols PRIZES: 1st Place Team: $2500 2nd Place Team: $1000 3rd Place Team: $500   For more information email: center.gscm@marshall.usc.edu or musson@northof41.org 

THUAASC Youth STEAM Competition 2018 – Mars Exploration Mars exploration is one of our most fantastic dreams. More than a half century passed since human being’s first Mars exploration mission in 1960s. It’s so exciting that we have so many young scientists / engineers design and build their own Mars lander, rover, and station / community so we may survive at the Mars surface. Come to see their projects and robots and share their joyful Mars exploration! Team qualification: All students from 6 grade to 12 grade are welcome to participate the competition; Team size: team member number may from one to five. Multiple-age team is encouraged. Each team member must contribute something on the project; Each team must be advised / coached under an adult (parent or school teacher). The competition field: Scenes: “the Mars surface” – a 72”x96” cartoon board with one crater. The crater is with 48” diameter and ~ 2” high, ~2” wide wall. Two life supplies have been dropped inside the crater: a 2” cube food package and a 2” long water tank. Both the food package and water tank were made by foam and painted with black color. One of the missions is moving the life supplies out of the craters and bring them back to the Mars station. Competition general requirements: M1. Mars Rover: Each team may bring one Mars rover to demo its function; M2. Mars Station Hackathon: Each team may bring one set (package) uninstalled kits to build a Mars station; M3. Mars exploration dream: Each team may use a 3D printing software to design their Mars station. No soldering allowed for safety reason. The competition time: Hackathon: 1 hr. to build the Mars station All other activities will take 15 min. for each team. Requirements for each competition event: M1. Mars Rover: The Mars rover should start from a far point from the crate, roll over the crater edge (a ~ 2” high, 2” wide, and 48” diameter ring) and get in the crater. Then pick up the life supplies (may one supply each time) and take them back to Mars station. Completing the mission with shortest time will be the winner. M2. Mars Station Hackathon: Each team may bring one set (package) uninstalled kits to the Mars surface for building a Mars station, then explain what the station’s feature and the function(s) of each part of the station. The most comprehensive functional station and built with shorter time will be the winner. M3. Mars exploration dream: Each team may use 3D printing software to design their Mars station / community. Then explain the station’s functions on computer – no real parts needed. The most comprehensive functional station / community with essential life support system will be the winner. Workshop: WS1: September 16, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm at Caltech (room number will be announced later) 1. Introduce the competition event; 2. Explain the requirements for the Mars rover. WS2: September 23, from 2:00pm to 4:00pm at Irvine“补习广场”正中央，地址：1150 Roosevelt Irvine 1. Introduce the competition event; 2. Explain the design thinking and hackathon. Cost: Workshop: free Competition event: $60 each team; $40 for early bird (till September 24). For more information, please email to  thuaasc.steam@gmail.com.

Join us for the 12th Annual Body Computing Conference! The USC Body Computing Conference is the one event each year dedicated to discovering how connected technology will revolutionize healthcare. We gather the most influential thought-leaders in Digital Health, including key players from venture capital, regulatory bodies like the FDA, and innovative companies. Our facilitated panel discussions create an intimate environment for speakers and attendees to interact, exchange ideas and buildrelationships. Stay up to date with details about the conference by visiting the conference website. Agenda 12th Annual Body Computing Conference “THE DECLINE OF HEALTHCARE, THE RISE OF LIFECARE”  Friday, September 28, 2018 8am – 5pm USC Town & Gown   8:00am            Registration & Breakfast 8:45am            Open Doors & Seating 9:00am            Opening Remarks: The Decline of HealthCare and Rise of LifeCare                          Leslie Saxon, MD                          Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                           9:10am            The University Testbed                         Michael W. Quick, PhD                         Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Southern California   9:20am           Digital Health Innovation and the FDA                        Bakul Patel                        Associate Director for Digital Health, U.S. Food and Drug Administration   9:30am          The Need for Disrupting Bricks and Mortar Healthcare                       Thomas E. Jackiewicz, MPH                       Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer, Keck Medicine of USC   9:40am          Building the New Warfighter                       Joe L’Etoile                       Director, Close Combat Lethality Task Force, Pentagon 9:55am          Panel: How Sports is the new Frontier of Data Use and Ownership Moderators:                         Tom Haberstroh                      NBA Analyst, Bleacher Report                                                Angela Ruggiero                      CEO, Co-Founder, Sports Innovation Lab     Panelists:                              Ryan Capretta                      Founder & Director, Proactive Sports Performance                        Paul Robbins                      Performance Consultant, Kinexon, NBA, NHL and USTA                       Sean Sansiveri                     VP Business and Legal Affairs, NFLPA                       Bob Lenaghan                    Assistant General Counsel, MLBPA   10:35am       Results of USC Performance Survey                      Jillian Kwong                      Doctoral Student, USC Annenberg School for Communication Commentator:                      Isaiah Kacyvenski                      Founder & Managing Partner, Will Ventures   10:45am       BREAK   11:05am         Landmark Study: The Quantified Marine: Embedded Digital Health                        Mona Sobhani, PhD                        Research Lead, USC Center for Body Computing                          Glenn Fox, PhD                        Head of Program Design Strategy and Outreach, USC                        Performance Science Institute                            Brooks Dipaula                          Business Development Coordinator, USC Center for Body Computing                             JosiahDuhaime                          Reconnaissance Training Company, Advanced Infantry Training Battalion, SOI-West   Commentators:                           Clarke Lethin                           Managing Director, USC Institute for Creative Technologies                                                     Randall Hill, PhD                           Executive Director, USC Institute for Creative Technologies; Research Professor, USC School of                           Engineering Computer Science Department                            Capt. Jason Retter                          Commanding Officer, Reconnaissance Training Company, Advanced Infantry Training Battalion,                             SOI-West                             Capt. Corban Pierce                           Reconnaissance Training Company, Advanced Infantry Training Battalion, SOI-West   11:45am           Q&A   12:00pm           Break (Clear Room for Lunch Set-up)   12:25pm          Lunch Served Award Presentations USC Body Computing Slam - Health Care as a Service USC Hackathon - Voice Assistants for All (Voice-Computing Applications for Health: Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and Seniors)   12:40pm           Interview: Mental Resilience                          Amy Morin, LCSW                          Author, “13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do”   Interviewers:                             Leslie Saxon, MD                           Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                             Lawrence Jackson                           President & Director, Sciences SmartFit                             Mark Greene, MBA                           Director of Development, USC Veterans Programs   1:10pm            Q&A   1:20pm            Keynote Discussion: How the New Healthcare Impacts National Security                                Janet Marchibroda                         Executive Director & CEO, Council on Health and Innovation, Bipartisan Policy Center                                                 Gregory Treverton, PhD                         Former Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs; Member, Council on                               Foreign Relations                         Leslie Saxon, MD                         Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing     1:40pm            Announcement: Release of California Governor's Office Cybersecurity Health IT White                                  Paper                          Leslie Saxon, MD                          Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing 1:50pm            Panel: How Data will Drive LifeCare Moderators:                            Harel Kodesh                        Operating Partner, Silver Lake; Former VP, Predix; Former Chief Technology Officer, GE Digital                              LLC                                                             Mike Kellen, PhD                         Chief Technology Officer, Sage Bionetworks   Panelists:                                 Jack Po, MD, PhD                        Product Manager, Google                           Bakul Patel                         Associate Director for Digital Health, U.S. Food and Drug Administration                           Josh Walker                         Co-Founder and President, Sports Innovation Lab                           Cyrus Shahabi, PhD                        Chair, Department of Computer Science, USC Viterbi School of Engineering                          Sean Vassilaros                        Chief Operating Officer, THREAD Research           2:30pm            Q&A   2:40pm            BREAK   3:00pm           Senior LifeCare: Observations from the AARP Foundation/Ridesharing Study                        Leslie Saxon, MD                        Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                          Rebecca Ebert                        Research Coordinator, USC Keck School of Medicine   Commentators:                                 Paul Irving                      Chairman, Center for the Future of Aging, Milken Institute                                            Paolo Narciso, PhD                       Director, Social Entrepreneur in Residence Program, AARP Foundation   3:30pm            Q&A   3:40pm            Break   4:00pm            Panel: In the Driver’s Seat: Digital Health Cars Moderators:                                       Joe Perez                       Co-Founder, Tastemade & Board Member, USC Center for Body Computing                                  Chris Tyberg                       Division Vice President, Information Security, Abbott   Panelists:                                           Dave Albert, MD                      Founder, Alivecor                        Sohel Merchant                      Senior Director, Vehicle Engineering, EVelozcity   4:40pm            Q&A   4:50pm            Closing Remarks                          Leslie Saxon, MD                                                 Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                           Joe Perez                         Co-Founder, Tastemade & Board Member, USC Center for Body Computing                            Janet Marchibroda                          Executive Director & CEO, Council on Health and Innovation, Bipartisan Policy Center                            Harel Kodesh                          Operating Partner, Silver Lake; Former VP, Predix; Former Chief Technology Officer, GE Digital,                           LLC   5:00pm            RECEPTION    

The Valley Economic Alliance’s fourth Valley Hackathon returns to Glendale on Friday, September 21st at the Downtown Central Library’s Auditorium from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Valley Hackathon IV is recruiting high school and college students to the technology competition to develop concepts and solutions to a real world issue that is revealed at the event. Teams will pitch their final ideas to a panel of industry experts for a chance to win first, second and third place sponsored prizes. This event is part of City of Glendale’s Tech Week. The event ends with an internship fair exclusively for Hackathon participants.  We are recruiting high school (9-12th grade) and college students interested in:  Information Technology, Coding, Website Development/Design, Mobile Application/Design, Computer Science, Graphic Design, Communications and Marketing. FAQ: Valley Hackathon IV is recruiting high school (9-12) and college students only. Interested participants must complete the Eventbrite application. An email confirmation will be sent to your email directly after application is recieved. (Pre-registration is required. No Walk-ins) Participants must bring their own laptop & flash drive to the event. You will need to use PowerPoint & Microsoft Excel. (Electrical outlets will be available for your use at the event.) Wi-Fi will be available and information will be shared at the event. Competition challenge will be revealed at the event. First, Second & Third Place winning teams will be selected by a panel of judges & win sponsored prizes. Prizes will not be announced prior to event. All participants will recieve a gift-bag.  Continental breakfast & lunch will be served. Transportation will not be provided. Parking is available at the Marketplace parking structure (across the street from the Library, on Brand and Harvard). 3 hour free parking with Library validation. Validate at Library’s main desk.   Bring copies of your resume! There will be an Internship Fair from 4pm-5pm where you may meet your next employer. The Internship Fair will be in the same location as the Hackathon. The event will be filmed and photographed. If you are under 18 years old, you will need to have a minor photo/video release form completed by a parent, guardian or representative from your school. This event will not be open to the general public until the presentation portion. Please email aamirkhanian@economicallaince.org for presentation, time and further detials.   Sponsorship Opportunities: Title Sponsor- $5,000 Lunch Sponsor- $2,500 Breakfast Sponsor- $1,500 Awards & Recogniton Sponsor- $1,000 Judge Sponsor- $600 Internship Sponsor Swag Bag Sponsor Visit www.tinyurl.com/ValleyHackathon2018 for sponsorship packages and sponsor registration.   Connect with us: www.facebook.com/ValleyEconomicAlliance www.twitter.com/ValleyAlliance www.instagram/ValleyAlliance Contact aamirkhanian@economicalliance.org for questions. 

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