List of hackathons in Stockton, United States in 2019

We challenge participants to create innovative applications using Blockchain, AI & IoT techniques to solve the world's water problems This Hackathon is organised by the Maharashtra Water Multi-Stakeholder Platform, which is a public-private-civil society partnership launched through a Government of Maharashtra resolution in May 2017. As a part of this activity, 2030 Water Resources Group (hosted at The World Bank) and the Maharashtra Water Resources Regulatory Authority (MWRRA) are managing a workstream titled “Wastewater Reuse and Management”. 2030 WRG secretariat, along with MWRRA and a key private sector partner - the Bombay Chamber of Commerce and Industry (BCCI) are managing this Hackathon. Wastewater Reuse Certificates Abbreviated as WRC, these are tradable electronic certificates issued to organisations and bodies based on the percentage and quality of wastewater that these organisations reuse in their processes.  REQUIREMENTS Submit an application using Blockchain for issuance, storage and trading of WRC’s. Participating teams will have to set up innovative Blockchain strategies that help achieve the following main objectives: 1. Storage of data on a public Blockchain to facilitate transparency2. Innovation on Blockchain consensus algorithms that reduce potential of fraud3. Setting up Blockchain based smart contracts between regulators and monitored organisations4. Issue of WRC into the Blockchain based on performance of each organisation5. Reliable WRC issue process with verifiable data points being stored in the Blockchain6. Strategies to allow trading of these WRC’s over the Blockchain network REGISTER AND CODE FOR A CAUSE https://wrc-hackathon.devpost.com  

Stanford University students! If you're passionate about the arts, then your invited to participate in the Arts Hackathon 2019! You'll be challenged to use technology and new media to come up with an innovative way to transform the audience experience at live performances at the War Memorial Opera House in San Francisco.

Please join us for the launch of Hello Tomorrow's new hub in Silicon Valley! Hello Tomorrow is a global network of entrepreneurs, investors, academics, and researchers supporting innovation in deep technologies - those based on scientific discovery and engineering expertise. We will meet at the legendary innovation engine, Xerox's PARC (Palo Alto Research Center) which has spawned some of the most important technologies we use today. Hearing from PARC's experts as well as others from NASA's CASIS, China's Pony.ai, the IndieBio accelerator, Genentech, Lux Capital, InnovationLab, and more, we will discuss the topics that everyone pursuing these technologies shares, such as: funding long-term technology development dealing with uncertain/changing regulatory frameworks technology disrupting established industries and business models hiring talent that understands both science and business finding a site to grow a company that may have unusual equipment and space needs understanding a complex global market landscape Participants and speakers will span scales from quantum computing, to neural interfaces, to planetary hyperloops, but three main tracks will go deep into: Mobility - a century of transportation innovation in one decade. In a century, we went from horseless carriages to electric vehicles, from sailing ships to nuclear subs, from first flight to spaceflight. Now electrification, autonomy, and new business models promise to redefine the transportation landscape as much in 10 years as we did in the last 100.Will these technologies change cities, commerce, and culture again at a similar pace? Life science - evolving models for engineering life. Gene drives, CRISPR, synthetic biology... Not only are these new technologies expanding the toolkit for engineering life, they are spawning new models for conducting and commercializing research. What roles will traditional R&D, venture funding, crowdsourcing, hackathons and more play in the future? How will these new models accelerate discovery, change IP, and open markets? Space - outer space in everyone’s reach. Space has always been the domain of government-level activities – until just now. Hordes of startups, students, and other actors are rushing into orbit. In the deeptech context, satellites and the space station are key to the future of mobility and biology. But the shifts in funding, regulation, and technology accessibility that all three face are similar. How can they help each other? To wrap up the day, we will nosh and network surrounded by demonstrations of artificial creativity - AI entering music, visual arts, and even comedy, as we pit human expression against the machine in a preview of the world to come. Confirmed speakers so far include Markus Larsson, PARC; Mark Bünger, Innovation Lab; Shruti Gandhi, Array Ventures; Peter Hebert, Lux Capital; Maryanna Saenko, Future Ventures; Hemai Parthasarathy, Breakout Labs; Swati Chaturvedi, Propel(x); Miki Sode, International Space Station (ISS) U.S. National Laboratory; Bruce Pittman, NASA Space Portal; Hugo Wagner, Airbus; Romy Seth, Ferghana Partners; Jessica Adomako, Genentech; John Cumbers, Synbiobeta; Jessica Ching, Open LOOP pancreas and open insulin; Jun Axup, IndieBio; Ann Cheng ; Hyundai CRADLE; Melody Li, Pony.ai;  Nicholas Paul Brysiewicz, Long Now Foundation; Madelynn Martiniere, Uncomproimise; and Dhaya Lakshminarayanan, Dhaya Comedy. Please join us in seeing and creating the future at PARC! Sponsored by 

Come, join us as we explore various Blockchain topics from a beginner’s perspective. We will start with History of Blockchain and accelerate to the real world applications being built today. We have an amazing line up speakers that are pushing the boundaries in blockchain. The Lecture Series will be followed up with some hands on workshops and a hackathon! More to be announced.For detail information about the various topics & speakers please visit www.hackerdojo.com/blockchain Schedule, Speakers (TBA): January 23 - History of Blockchain & The Epicenter of Blockchain January 30 - Decentralized Applications February 06 - Blockchain in Enterprise February 13 - Legal & Regulatory State February 20 -  Build a Company with no Hierarchy, Decentralized Autonomous Organization February 27 - Cryptoeconomics & Tokenomics March 06 - Digital Identity, Reclaiming Your Data March 13 -  Supply Chain Management & Internet of Things March 20 -   Consensus & Decentralization March 27 -  Real Estate, Decentralizing the Block and Lot April 03 - Venture Capital and the future of Investment   Hacker Dojo, a non-profit tech community are excited to bring  this Blockchain lecture series for people who are still new to Blockchain. This series of Blockchain lectures, delivered by experts from leading companies is for beginners, Entrepreneurs, Business people, Product Managers, Marketing Managers, Developers and non-Developers. You will have a clear understanding of the impact Blockchain will have on our future. 

IoT, blockchain, and AI geeks in the Bay Area! You're invited to participate in a Hackathon at the Global Artificial Intelligence Conference in Santa Clara. The hackathon is open to conference attendees and non-attendees alike! Come with a team, or form one at the event! You'll be challenged to build an awesome decentralized app in one of four categories: AI@Edge, IoT, Blockchain, or Intel SGX. Your app should be packaged as Docker containers and run on DeepCloud AI decentralized cloud.

DOWNLOAD THE FULL SYLLABUS HERE | 14 Week Part-Time Developer Bootcamp Condense months of research and struggle into 6 full days of curated Blockchain development experience! Blockchain Developers can make over $150,000+ in the Silicon Valley! Delve into the inner workings of the Ethereum Blockchain, build your own smart contracts in Solidity, interact with them in your own customized decentralized applications, and walk away with industry-standard experience that leads to career-changing job opportunities in the Blockchain space! Experience curriculum that has been vetted by notable CTOs and Blockchain developers within our network, ensuring that participants leave our bootcamp with the knowledge and tools required to get hired at Blockchain-focused companies. The result is a cohesive bootcamp experience that empowers developers to make the most of this exciting new technology.  Start with the basics, and work your way through hands-on coding sessions, collaborative projects, and a concluding hackathon to master the intricacies of building products in a decentralized programming environment. Interact directly with the Ethereum blockchain, expand your knowledge with the Truffle Suite, and walk away with functional projects you can continue to develop and showcase on your resume.  Upon completion, participants also earn our Blockchain Developer Certification and gain access to our growing Alumni Support System of CTOs at Blockchain companies, hiring partners, and industry contacts. | How to Apply Participants are admitted on an application-only basis. Send in your application here:  bit.ly/applytotheden LIMITED TO 10 SPOTS. APPLY NOW TO LOCK IN YOUR SEAT.  | Audience: This bootcamp is designed to give individuals with little to no experience in Solidity and Smart Contract programming all of the tools, resources, and hands-on experience they need to deploy functional Decentralized applications and write production-level code for Blockchain projects. 2+ Years of previous development experience is highly recommended, especially using an OOP languages like Python, Java, or Javascript. | Agenda (14 Weeks, Tuesdays & Thursdays from 6 PM - 9 PM): Download the full syllabus HERE WEEK 1 - INTRODUCTION TO BLOCKCHAINS, CRYPTOGRAPHY & CONSENSUS WEEK 2 - INTRODUCTION TO ETHEREUM, IPFS, & SWARM WEEK 3 - BUILDING SMART CONTRACTS WEEK 4 - SMART CONTRACT SECURITY WEEK 5 - BUILDING DECENTRALIZED APPLICATIONS WEEK 6 - SMART CONTRACT DESIGN PATTERNS WEEK 7 - LIBRARIES WEEK 8 - TESTING YOUR DAPPS WEEK 9 - CREATE A SMART CONTRACT-POWERED GAMBLING APPLICATION WEEK 10 - DEEP-DIVE INTO A BLOCKCHAIN'S VIRTUAL MACHINE WEEK  11-14 -  CAPSTONE PROJECT: BUILD A FULL-STACK DECENTRALIZED APPLICATION  | About Your Instructor: Elliot Friedman has been deeply involved in blockchain & cryptocurrencies since 2014. He focuses on developing solutions that tap directly into blockchain’s disruptive potential for existing industries. Elliot has a background in Software Engineering, and brings with him a depth of knowledge from deconstructing blockchain concepts down to the byte-level. He spends his time researching and testing new smart contracts and privacy oriented protocols, with a focus on protecting user privacy and selectively granting access to different types of information. He has developed blockchains in C, Python, and Javascript, and is currently reviewing source code from a new DAG that allows users to create smart contracts on top of a fully private chain.    | When does the class meet? This course runs for 14 weeks, Tuesday 7 Thursday, from 6 PM - 9 PM. There will be additional resources and activities to complete between sessions.  Following the course, you will be entered into The DEN's Residency Program. This exclusive program grants you access to active Blockchain projects being built out by our newly certified Blockchain Developers and entrepreneurs within our community. Industry experts and mentors will provide you with additional  guidance & experience you can leverage in your job search. | Payment Options: A $500 deposit will be required to lock in your seat in the cohort if you are accepted. This will go towards your selected payment option: - $1500  upfront + 13% of your first year salary upon getting hired at a Blockchain Company following our Bootcamp (for qualifying applicants only) - $7500 paid in monthly installments over 6 months OR - $7,000 Upfront  Yes, we accept crypto as well! | What Should I Bring? Bring your laptop and charger. Mac/PC/Linux are all supported.   Please arrive prepared to learn! Instructions will be sent out via email to properly prepare for the bootcamp. Learn more about our community at theden.io! Join the conversation on our telegram at t.me/dennexus! You can always reach us directly at (408) 657-0861 or email us at hi@theden.io!

High school students and 8th graders in the Silicon Valley region! The BellHacks programming club at Bellarmine College Preparatory school invites you to participate in their inaugural HealthHack hackathon. You'll get to work on a 3-4 member team facing coding challenges in the health field in specific areas such as lifestyle, insurance, primary care, awareness, scientific development, etc. Get your hackathon advice here on the tips page!

Communication-Hack 2019 Emotional Intelligence is an essential component in Communicating 2 Connect: IQ may get your foot in the door but Emotional Quotient will determine how far you go. All managers, especially those new to their role must understand how to effectively connect in creating and sustaining a high performance team.  Recruiting and retention of the right people into your organization is an art. Learn how to become tactical in screening talent and enable you to select the best person that fits the position. Grow and develop relationship building skills. Enhance the way you communicate. Effective communication to build a stronger team. Equip yourself with life skills that will reward you in ways you never imagined before! "The greatest investment you can ever make in life is in yourself and your relationships" •  TWO WORKSHOPS IN ONE AFTERNOON • SESSION 1: Maxwell Method of Communication Impact Workshop Have you ever wondered why people are wired a certain way? Just looking at the people in our lives whether it's our parents, brother, sister, relative, spouse, children, coworker, or boss, each one is unique with their own behaviors and personality traits. At times to a fault, we allow our lack of understanding and patience hold us back from effectively communicating and connecting especially to the people that matters to us most.   No one disputes that EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION is critical for any successful enterprise. Your ability to succeed in your personal and professional relationships are directly aligned to how well you communicate. The greater your skill, the farther you will take your career and develop quality relationships along the way.  Effective communication DEMANDS that we use the method that works best for those we are speaking to, not just the method that works for ourselves. Communication REQUIRES Connection.  In this workshop, you will learn simple and strategic techniques on understanding the four common personality types and unique styles of communication. In knowing your own preferred style of communicating and understanding how other people prefer to be communicated, you become empowered to create quality and meaningful relationships! You will also be able to improve your team's productivity and performance. From this learning experience you will:  Gain valuable insight into COMMUNICATION STRATEGIES to help you communicate with confidence and authenticity. Learn how to determine the most appropriate COMMUNICATION APPROACH for each individual. Discover key CHARACTERISTICS about each style and how to LEVERAGE YOUR STRENGTHS for better communication. Identify EFFECTIVE METHODS for bridging communication gaps among your group or team. "People aren't looking for perfection. They are looking for connection." ~ John C. Maxwell SESSION 2: Communicating with Compassion Compassion- the ability to notice challenges and meaningfully care for ourselves and those around us- is one of the most critical 'human' skills that we can cultivate. When we communicate with compassion at work, we enable people to show up as the best versions of themselves, deescalate conflict, create psychological safety and create balance. Compassionate communication skills can provide great advantage in how you perform and are perceived as a leader and team player in your organization. The best part is the skills to communicate compassionately can be easily learnt and put into practice.  The objective of this workshop is not only to teach you the principles and tools of compassionate communication, but in a unique HACKATHON format, allow you to explore and co-create solutions in a fun, interactive way with other attendees.In this workshop you will learn: Compassionate communication skills at work Mindful communication Dealing with non-compassion Interactive communication hacking Remember the difference between a boss and a leader; a boss says “Go!” — a leader says “Let's go!” ~ E. M. Kelley

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Location:  1951 Coffee Company, 2410 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA 94704 Sponsored by ThonX WHAT IT'S ABOUT How can mental health professionals raise awareness about critical issues, increase access to care or improve treatment? These are a few of the problems likely to be addressed this weekend.  We are coming together to raise awareness on depression problems that has affected the refugee community. Depression has become a silent killer in our communities and we need to stand together against this issue.  Depression and a lack of mental health has become one of the most serious and costly issues of our time, especially for young people. We - ThonX, 1951 Coffee Company, Samuel Merritt University School of Nursing,   have got together in the hope that we can collaborate and change this. WHO WILL BE THERE This inclusive hack brings together some major players in the tech and healthcare sectors. Attendees will come from a mix of disciplines like psychology, healthcare, biology, software, data, AI, UX, strategy, video, art, pharmacology and games design. Organisations represented will include universities and colleges as well as a host of other agencies and organisations. HOW WILL WE DO IT Participants will collaborate, explore and co-create prototype solutions to help people with depression and those close to them, i.e. friends and family. Participants will be fully briefed before the event. Participants will be grouped into teams, each of which will identify a problem that needs to be solved in the field of mental health, devise a solution and build a prototype. There's a prize for the best proposal focusing on underserved populations. As an example of a potential proposal, a team might pitch an app aimed at people suffering from depression designed to reduce feelings of isolation by increasing their connections to others. Coding skills or prior experience in hackathons are not needed to participate. We encourage teams to form with a wide variety of backgrounds and skills. WHERE AND WHEN  January 12 2019 The participants will present their "pain points" – issues that need to be addressed – form teams, and brainstorm how to address those issues. Saturday’s event is open to the public and will begin in the morning and end in the evening with an award ceremony. All this action will take place on the 12th January Food and drinks (and some very special entertainment!) will also be provided. All in all it's a great opportunity to make a difference on a very significant issue, meet some very talented people, extend your network, get some great credentials, learn a lot, share and be part of a story that says you helped something with serious purpose happen! JUDGING Judges TBC. The event will also include speakers Professor - TBC SOCIAL NETWORK:  #hackmentalhealth #HacktheBrain #FightDepression --------------- Agenda: 01/12/2019 8:00am-10:00am Free Breakfast and  Networking  10:00am-10:30am Opening remarks, Annoucements 10:30am-11:30am Workshops 11:30am-12:00pm Idea Pitch, Team formation  12pm Free Lunch 11:00am-6pm Hacking/Developing your solutions    6:00pm Free Diner 6:00pm-7:00pm Demo and Pitch competition 5 min pitch, 5 min Q&A 7:00pm-7:30pm Judging, announcement and prizes. 7:30pm-8:00pm closing remarks Sponsored by ThonX