List of hackathons in Salisbury, United States in 2017

Launch!   The crew from Leet Sys will guide AlbanyCanCode students and mentors into a teams to build a showcase project in the coming weeks. What's the project? Design and build a mobile app that shows our region's tech companies and training programs. At this kick-off, we pick a stack and put together teams.  In a few weeks, a second Land! Hackathon will provide critique. Students who complete the project will have this portofolio item showing a full project cycle from concept to finish. 

VR hackers in and around Stamford, CT! You're invited to participate in the Ferguson VR Hackathon in the Ferguson Library. Come and showcase your creativity and technical ability using Unity, Unreal Engine, WebVR and more. Network with your peers and have a great time coding, collaborating and building a great VR project!

Interested in the use of technologhy in the insurance sector? InsurTech Hartford invites you to participate in the InsurTech Business Plan Hackathon. Although this is not a coding event, both coding and non-coding professionals in Insurance Technology will get to collaborate with InsurTech startups and entrepreneurs. You goal will be to help them refine their business plans and identify steps that will help them take their ideas to the next level.

Do you have a passion for open data projects? Come along to the Open Data Day Albany/Troy. You can help grow the open data community by working on projects such as open research data, tracking public money flows, protecting the environment with open data, and using open data to promote human rights. Come and showcase your creative and technical skills to collect, visualize, and analyze data.

Students at Yale! Interested in how technology can help address health disparities in the United States? InnovateHealth Yale, BulldogHacks, and Spark invite you to sign up to participate in Hack the Gap, a Health Disparities Hackathon. You'll collaborate with like minded individuals to create innovative technology solutions that help overcome health disparities created by systematic or social challenges that disproportionately affect minority groups.

Join us for the first annual Norwalk Hackathon! We'll hear from data, oceanographic, maritime and environmental experts about Long Island Sound and how communities are interacting with this precious body of water.  This is your chance to get together, meet amazing people and do something about climate change, sea-level rise and the health of Long Island Sound, by joining teams that'll focus on data collection, analysis, sharing and visualization.   Specific challenges will fall into three ares: 1. Data science - this could be data structures, data sharing, data protection, and more 2. Data Visualization - VR and Graphics to represent the huge datasets that Long Island Sound sensors create 3. Data Collection - create sensors and water-borne transmission projects   We'll be hosting this with the Norwalk Maritime Aquarium, with all of their amazing expertise and datasets, in cooperation with other groups involved in the Oceans, Environment and Long Island Sound.

Girls in the 7th and 8th grades in and around East Hartford, Connecticut! Are you interested in all things tech? Want to showcase your coding skills? Want to learn more about computer programming? Come and participate in the Pathways All Girl Hackathon! You'll meet and collaborate with computer science mentors and build technology tools that will promote social good by helping local community organizations.