List of hackathons in Kenmore, United States in 2019

Techie girls in the Greater Toronto Area! You're invited to participate in Girls Hack DMZ 2019 at the Ryerson DMZ business incubator. You'll get to collaborate with like-minded young girls interested in tech and also network with world-class tech mentors. If you haven't yet, please fill out this Girls Hack DMZ 2019 Registration google form, this is mandatory!

Kids in the Greater Toronto Area! Are you into science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM)? Would you like to be? You're invited to sign up for the completely student-run SPARK Hackathon 2019. At this event, you'll join one of 40 teams of up to 5 hackers each, you'll get 24 hours to invent and build a software or hardware project. Pitch your team's project to a panel of judges and your fellow participants for the chance to take home a prize worth up to $1000!

Gaming enthusiasts in the Greater Toronto Area! Red Bull Canada invites you to participate in Red Bull AdrenaLAN in Toronto's Enercare Centre. At this 2-day festival-like event, you can expect tournaments, free play, BYOC, live streaming events, panels, hackathons and more.

UTHSDC is for students in grade 9-12 to experience the engineering design process, while solving a real-world problem! Lunch is provided.

A two day high school workshop in artificial intelligence, neural networks, image recognition and python programming!

Data for Good is incredibly happy to announce we'll be partnering with Kids Help Phone for a DataThon – all data scientists are welcome!

Come and join us at our inaugural social hackathon about digital literacy.

How to win a programming hackathon! Come and learn more about UTEK and get some experience with the kind of problems you will be expected to solve at UTEK! 

BrainHacks are collaborative events that focus on the open sharing of ideas, models, code, and data.

Pitch ideas, form teams, get advice from experts, and build a useable solution to address the users' problems over the course of a weekend. Sunday afternoon demo your solution in front of a panel of judges for a chance of winning some fantastic prizes! Hacking Health fosters collaborative innovation by engaging key groups of stakeholders, such as healthcare professionals, developers, designers, entrepreneurs, and patients, to create human-centric solutions to improve the health of our communities. Our weekend hackathons are fun, intense, hands-on events where small teams tackle tough problems in a supportive community of peers and mentors. PARTICIPATEPitch Your Ideas on SparkboardAs soon as you get you register for the hackathon, go to Hacking Health Hamilton 2019 Sparkboard where you can either pitch your project ideas, describing them briefly and their skill requirements (designer, developer, medical expert, etc), or find a pitch/project idea that interests you or that matches your skills. See a pitch/project idea that interests you or that matches your skills? Click on the board for further details and click on the Join button near the bottom to support the idea. Joining a project does not automatically assign you to that team, but shows your interest in the idea. (Teams are created on Friday evening of the Hackathon when you choose, after the pitches, which team you would like to work with.) Need inspiration on making a pitch? Check out last year's Sparkboard. You can also visit previous Hacking Health Hackathon success stories. Here are steps on how to use Sparkaboard to create a project or join an existing team. Weekend at a GlanceRegistration: Your registration fee includes a t-shirt and covers all meals. Teams: Teams will be formed Friday evening. Judges: Our judging panel is made up of healthcare innovators, educators, and hackathon pros. Maggie Bergeron Co-Founder & CEO of Embodia   Paul Brown Manager, Architecture and Data at Hamilton Health Science   Robert DeWitte Entrepreneurial Sr Exec Riya Karumanchi Founder & CEO, SmartCanes   Mentors: Nav Kaur, Ph.D Angel Investor Zack ZL Technovations Founder, ZL Technovation    Steve Pereira Founder, Visible    Dora Laurent Innovation Consultant    Navita Dyal  Healthcare Innovator    Lisa Sawada      Adam Kinsman Ph.D McMaster University Vinai Bhagirath Assistant Professor, McMaster University   Bring: Your laptop (and charger!), skills and ideas. Come with a collaborative, team-focused mindset. Share: Your experience on social media using the hashtags #hackingHealth #HamOnt Multiple Skill Sets Required: Developers, Designers, Healthcare Professionals, Students, Researchers, Product Managers, Business Development, Marketing, Entrepreneurs, Innovators, Mentors, Meta Users Restrictions:If you have any dietary or mobility restrictions, please inform us when you register. Go Green: Bring your own water bottle and coffee/tea mug. Reduce the number of plastic bottles and coffee cups that enter into the local landfill. Be volunteers at this special weekend Volunteering is a great way to connect with your community, explore career options, share your passion with others and create changes in the Hamilton community.  Register as a volunteer. Sponsor this special weekend Each year, our sponsors help Hacking Hacking Hamilton unite emerging healthcare professionals, developers, designers, business people, and educators. Our sponsors make it possible for participants to present and build something they’re proud of. Interested in sponsoring? Contact us   Terms of Participation AgreementBy attending the Hackathon you are bound by the terms set forth. Be excellent to each other during the Hackathon. Mean-spirited attitudes, behaviours and any form of harassment will not be tolerated. You agree to our code of conduct. By participating in the event, you grant Hacking Health Hamilton permission to capture photos and/or videos of the event. Questions or Comments? For more information, visit our website at http://hacking-health.org/hamilton. Email: hamilton@hackinghealth.ca Twitter: @HHHamOnt Facebook: facebook.com/HackingHealthHamilton Instagram: @hhhamont