List of hackathons in Stanford, United States in 2020

*** This Event Has Been Postponed *** Girls and young people—ages 12-18—in the San Francisco Bay Area! If you're excited by the promise of artificial intelligence, then you're invited to participate in the #GirlsInAI2020 San Francisco Hackathon. You'll get to boost your understanding of AI, and develop a diverse set of skills including project management, design & coding. You'll also be challenged to design, prototype, and pitch an AI-based product that addresses a real-world problem. For answers to your #GirlsInAI2020 hackathon questions, check out the expert tips page!

*** Apollo Code has been postponed STEM enthusiasts in the Bay Area! apollocode.org invites you to participate in the free 9-hour Apollo x League of STEM event. In addition to hardware and software-based workshops, you'll get to take part om a contest where you'll build a solution to a real-world problem ... and compete to win prizes including smart-watches, drones, and more! If you need answers to your hackathon participation questions, just check the expert advice page!

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On March 11th, Finimizers around the world will be celebrating 'Our Financial History & Future' for History Month. Join us in San Francisco!

Last September, Women’s Environmental Network (WEN) organized a successful hackathon, with partners and members coming together as women to solve man-made climate problems.   It is now time to dive deep into the solutions that emerged.   There are significant differences in the way women and men think about social and environmental issues, yet these very differences can highlight the path to solving such issues. Traditional solutions that exclude women are often partitioned into neat little compartments, even though the problems themselves are not --which is one reason they do not work.    The most important finding from the last hackathon was that the way women think of issues is on a systemic scale interwoven with the individual scale. Thus the solutions must merge those approaches to be successful overall and beneficial to women. Because as we all know, solutions that benefit women benefit everyone. To tackle the climate crisis in particular, it requires that we harness solutions that come naturally to women in a conscious and intentional way. Enter Hackathon 2.0: Frameworks for Women Leaders. We will explore solutions, develop tools, and chart a way forward to utilize them in our daily lives.   We will convene with our partners and women leaders (yes, you) to delve deep into frameworks for mentoring, community engagement, resource access, lifting each other up, and addressing women’s environmental concerns.   Reserve your space today.

Hackers in the San Francisco Bay Area! ITRenew invites you to participate in an Open Source Firmware hackathon. You'll get to collaborate with like-minded open source enthusiasts to review open-source firmware under the open compute project. Visit the tips page to make sure you're best prepared for your hackathon experience!

Tech students and professionals in Santa Cruz County! You're invited to attend Santa Cruz Works New Tech, where you will meet and network with tech industry innovators and learn about solutions that are mobilizing new technology and approaches for businesses. You'll also get to hear presentations from winning project teams at this year's Cruz Hacks 2020 hackathon. Presenting will be: TaylorChef - winners in 5 categories, this app uses AI to find the healthiest meals, Dropp - a peer-to-peer environmentally-friendly option for ground shipping service, SuppCheck - an app that analyzes the ingredients in a product, and displays information about each ingredient, BigBen - a financial website from a team of middle-schoolers that aims to teach children how to be financially literate, Transparency - seeks to bring clarity to the United States political process through interactive data visualizations. Find insights on hackathon participation on the tips page!

The Bioinformatics Pipelines for Preclinical Drug Discovery Hackathon will bring together stakeholders from across pharma R&D to tackle datasets and projects with maximum impact potential. We are proud to bring together innovative data scientists and developers from across the industry to solve real-world data challenges.We are looking for team leads for select projects:Haplotypes for Drug Discovery and Efficacy, Pipelines for Initial Analysis of Specific, Personalized Therapeutics, Building Reproducible Pipelines for Clustering Variants in Complex Disease If you are interested, please reach out to Kaitlyn Barago

Welcome to the OCP SONiC/SAI Pre-Summit Workshop & Hackathon - hosted by LinkedIn!  During this pre-summit, we will have technical talks from various companies, a one-day hackathon and SONiC/SAI subgroup meetups. A laptop is required for hackathon. Participants may team up with others.  Please arrive at the LinkedIn building reception between 9am and 9:30am, for signing in and breakfast socials on Mar 2.  Parking is limited! You are highly encouraged to use public transport or shared ride.  If you do plan to drive, you may park at a neighboring LinkedIn building and walk from there. Please allow an extra 15 minutes for parking and walking.   LinkedIn Location: 700 East Middlefield Building Rd.Mountain View, CA 94043LinkedIn Building 4Conference Room: Together  *Detailed agendas will be updated soon.   Monday, March 2 9:00 – 9:30      Social (Breakfast provided)9:30 – 10:00    Opening and Keynote10:00 – 11:00  3 sessions11:00 – 11:15  Break11:15 – 12:15  3 sessions12:15 – 1:30    Lunch (provided)1:30 – 2:30      3 sessions2:30 – 3:00      break3:00 – 4:00      2 sessions4:00 – 4:10      Hackathon Kickoff4:10 – 4:40      Team forming5:00 – 7:00      Dinner Social (Pizza or other provided)   Tuesday, March 3 LinkedIn Campus 9:00 - 4:00       Hackathon (Breakfast provided)12:00 - 1:00     Lunch (provided)4:00 - 6:00      Hackathon Presentation and Awards Microsoft Campus (Address: 1020 Enterprise Way, Sunnyvale) 9:00 - 3:30           OCP SONiC/SAI Subgroups Meetups SAI-5G-workgroup SAI-security-workgroup SONiC-test-workgroup Instructions for Hackathon: Put on your thinking caps, team up with friends, and get ready to be the geek coder!! As a part of SONiC Workshop, we are organizing a Hackathon for SONiC. Here are more details of the event. Feel free to reach out with questions if any.   Rules 1. Participate alone or in teams up to a size of 5.2. Team up with anyone in the community.3. Free to choose any idea if it is useful for SONiC.4. Execute on a virtual switch or a physical switch.5. Hackathon begins at 4PM on March 2nd and ends at 4 PM on March 3rd. You are free to work on-site, at home or hotel during this period and come back at 4 PM for final presentation.6. Participants from remote/video conferencing can also join.7. Final presentation at 4PM on 3rd March includes a working demo of 5 min.8. Bring your own laptop for development.9. Development in any programming language is fine as long it can integrate with SONiC ecosystem.10. Use of any off-the-shelf tools and package is allowed as long it has appropriate license for use with SONiC.   Instructions 1. Prepare your laptop for virtual switch based development by following instructions given here: https://github.com/Azure/sonic-mgmt/blob/master/ansible/doc/README.testbed.VsSetup.md 2.Reach out to community and form a team before the event as you see fit.   Awards 1. Three winning teams to be chosen. 2. Judging committee consists of Senior Engineering leaders from SONiC community and OCP. 3. Criteria for evaluation: Relevance for SONiC, complexity in execution, uniqueness of idea, potential for Ship it! 4. All hackathon participants will get a souvenir.

DocuSign developers! If you're planning to attend the DocuSign Momentum Conference, then you're invited to participate in the annual pre-conference “Hack for Good” hackathon. You'll be challenged to integrate DocuSign’s eSignature API and other new APIs to solve a real-world environmental challenge. Come collaborate and compete for a great cause, a $2,500 grand prize, and your share in a $10,000 cash prize pool.