List of hackathons in United Kingdom in 2019

Workshop on Google Cloud. We will have an introductory lecture on Google cloud, followed by a workshop in Qwiklabs. Please remember to bring your laptop, charger, and snacks. The event will take place in the Portland Building P1.04. You will not have to stay for the full duration, but I have the room booked until 5pm, so you are free to continue to work on the self-directed labs or any other work you may have. What are Developer Student Clubs (DSC)? Developer Student Clubs (DSC) are university-based community groups run by Google Developers for students with an interest in growing as developers. By joining a DSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. Program Outline The DSC will organize and facilitate workshops/hackathons/study jams in our university to provide students with technical development skills. Interested students get an opportunity to apply their skills for a real-life problem sourced from the local community. In addition, students gain problem-solving skills as they understand and develop a solution using technology. Who can join DSC? Events that will be held by the DSC are open to all interested students from undergraduate and graduate programs. Members of the local public are welcome too. If you would like to work together on an event, please get in contact. Sign up to the Mailing list to find out about future events: https://forms.gle/UaAbyEYPsbytyg827 Find out more about DSC here: https://developers.google.com/community/dsc  Looking forward to seeing you there, Best Wishes! Instagram: @dscdmu Twitter: https://twitter.com/dscdmu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DSCDMU/ Email: dscdmu@gmail.com *This event may be photographed.

An opportunity to find out about the exciting work of the Liverpool Centre for Cardiovascular Science and help plan its future.

Lab automation enthusiasts in Scotland! You're invited to participate in a hackathon-style workshop to learn to apply digital microfluidics to automate biological experimentation and laboratory workflows. You'll get to learn to use the latest digital microfluidics automation tools developed by Digi.Bio and work in a small team to brainstorm potential applications for laboratory workflow automation.

Have you ever wanted to get involved in a data hackathon…  First timer? Don’t know how to get involved? Not sure where your skills fit in?   The Oil & Gas Technology Centre (OGTC), supported by Code the City, will be hosting a hackathon event using real data from oil and gas operators and service providers, with specific challenges to explore.   The hackathon event is an opportunity for data scientists, coders, developers, user experience professionals and those with data visualisation skills to work on these challenges with likeminded individuals in niche teams that will be formed on the day.   As an attendee you will have several unique opportunities, including: Exploring real data and address real industry challenges Applying your data science and other skills to a big problem Gaining insight into what others are thinking and offer your insight too Learning new ways of exploring the problem space with others in a facilitated process. Demonstrating specialist skills to the major data providers and industry partners who will be in attendance   The event will use real production data and through a process of initial exploratory data analysis, ideation and rapid prototyping, participants will develop proof of concept applications and solutions which may be further developed through to production.   This one-day event is being hosted by the OGTC at 20 Queens Road, Aberdeen and is limited to 20 participants.   This is a fantastic opportunity for participants to further develop coding skills and gain understanding of real industry challenges. Data Protection OGTC is committed to protecting the personal information which it collects and processes. During your visit to the OGTC, moving and still images may be captured by our CCTV, automatic video capture or photographers for the purposes of security or publicising events that you may be attending. Any personal information which you provide to OGTC during your visit shall be processed in accordance with our Privacy Policy which can be read now at http://www.theogtc.com/site-tools/privacy-policy/   By registering for this event you are agreeing that you consent to the above.

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I'm excited to announce a Google Developer Student Club is launching at De Montfort university What are Developer Student Clubs (DSC)? Developer Student Clubs (DSC) are university-based community groups run by Google Developers for students with an interest in growing as developers. By joining a DSC, students grow their knowledge in a peer-to-peer learning environment and build solutions for local businesses and their community. Program Outline The DSC will organize and facilitate workshops/hackathons/study jams in our university to provide students with technical development skills. Interested students get an opportunity to apply their skills for a real-life problem sourced from the local community. In addition, students gain problem-solving skills as they understand and develop a solution using technology. Who can join DSC? Events that will be held by the DSC are open to all interested students from undergraduate and graduate programs. Members of the local public are welcome too. If you would like to work together on an event, please get in contact. An informative session of this club will be held on Saturday, 30th of November.Come and join us at 14.00 in Gateway House 3.54 and learn more about the opportunities you get by being members of the Developer Student Club. Sign up to the Mailing list to find out about future events: https://forms.gle/UaAbyEYPsbytyg827 Find out more about DSC here: https://developers.google.com/community/dsc  Looking forward to seeing you there, Best Wishes! Instagram: @dscdmu Twitter: https://twitter.com/dscdmu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DSCDMU/ Email: dscdmu@gmail.com *This event may be photographed.

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Young people in and around Luton! You're invited to participate in the HeartHub Hackathon to build solutions and share ideas on mental health, youth unemployment & crime. You'll get to form a team, build a prototype and launch your innovative ideas using technology to address the biggest issues facing young people such as mental illness, unemployment, and crime. Pitch your solution to a panel of judges for prizes and the opportunity to discuss your project with the Mayor of Luton, and to earn expert mentorship from the Prince's Trust.

Ford Mobility's Kerbspace Hack is a two-day innovation sprint inviting tech experts to generate intelligent solutions. £10k prize pool!

Ford Mobility's Kerbspace Hack is a two-day innovation sprint inviting tech experts to generate intelligent solutions using the Kerbspace API portal and data that can help improve kerb space in the city of London. About Kerbspace Solutions Digital Kerbspace is a suite of bespoke solutions that have been developed in collaboration with city and local government partners to manage their kerb space more effectively. The Challenge Traffic congestion, emissions, road accidents, etc. limit the efficiency of urban transport systems. Kerb plays a pivotal role in transforming urban transport systems, not just for on-street parking but as pick-up/ drop-off points, delivery hotspots, parking new mobility vehicles, etc. Prize pool: 10K£