List of hackathons in Rochester, United States in 2016

2nd Annual RocHD3! The Rochester Healthcare Deep Data Dive, RocHD3, is an unconference focused on bringing together health care practitioners, data experts, app designers, entrepreneurs, industry professionals, and students to participate in an open collaboration around new and innovative uses of health data to improve population health. This unconference is an event without rules and structure of a classical conference. YOU, the participants, create the agenda and discussions. It is a fun way to help develop ideas and make many new academic and business connections with the possibility of developing long-term collaborative relationships. RocHD3 is what you make it!! Past Topics Include: Development of Health Care Networks Predictive Analytics Mobile Data Technology Sensor Data Analytics Social Media Health Care Application And much more! The “ungenda”: Registration and breakfast / networking Healthcare Data Applications - 4 slides x 4minutes (4x4’s) Topic Identification (Agenda Creation) Morning Breakout sessions Lunch / Vendors / Networking Afternoon Breakout Sessions Closing Remarks Post HD3 libations Free (validated) parking, door prizes and “Got Data?” t-shirt with registration and attendance  *note: This is NOT a hackathon. We will host a corresponding hackathon in the spring.

Calling all Buffalo area women techies and designers! Sign up for GDI Hacks. Girl Develop It Buffalo invites you to participate in this all-female hackathon. Come help redesign the websites of local minority or women-owned businesses and improve their on-line presence! You'll be able to network and collaborate with other like-minded women and compete for prizes for the most innovative and useful websites.

Come to this hackathon to Hack School. The film, “Most Likely to Succeed” will be screened at the event for you to share your ideas for a project/lesson/aspect of school that you want to “hack.” Groups will form around common interests and work together throughout the event to problem solve and think critically and creatively. The main aim of this event is to bring new perspectives to the education system of today. Throughout the day there will be guest speakers, food and activities. All ages are welcome to join!

This is a 36-hour hack-a-thon organized for the students of the University of Rochester. The event invites all computer programmers and others involved in engineering fields to collaborate on hardware and software projects and help students and programmers express their creativity and bring their ideas to practice. All levels of programming and CS experience are welcome. There will be free food, coffee and snacks, cool workshops, free T-shirts, and prizes will be given out to best projects!

About WiCHacks A hackathon is a collaborative programming event in which participants create an app, website, game, or other piece of software over the course of the event. Hackathon participants can be female college (including non-RIT) or high school students who are at least 16 years of age. This event is open to women of all skill levels: those who haven’t programmed at all, women who have done some programming, and the best women programmers out there. It will be a great day to learn, invent, and create the future. Don’t have a team in mind? No worries -- RIT Women in Computing will be hosting a series of events (including one on the morning of the event) to facilitate team formation. All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks) will be provided, and participation is free. New to programming? Join our Newbie Track! The Newbie Track runs right along with the hackathon and teaches basic programming skills to those who have little to no programming experience. Transportation: At this time we will not be providing travel reimbursement. Busses may be provided for high demand areas. For more information about WiCHacks or coding resources check out http://wichacks.rit.edu/ Ticket Types: Hacker - For programmers who wish to participate in the event. Teams will be created before or during the event. Recommended for programmers of any skill. Newbie - For future programmers who want to learn the basics of programing and work on their own mini project for the event. Recommended for future programmers. Volunteer - For someone interested in setting up, tearing down, and running the event but not participating as a hacker or a newbie. We participate in Major League Hacking (MLH) as a MLH Member Event. You authorize us to share certain application/registration information for event administration, ranking, MLH administration, and occasional messages about hackathons in line with the MLH Privacy Policy.

Buffalo’s first hackathon for the advertising community where advertising and design communities can come to build a branded campaign from scratch in 6 hours.