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The Climate Emergency Hackathon
31 Jan - 08:30 AM
London, United Kingdom
Climate emergency believers in the UK! Creatives, UX/UI/UR, developers, data engineers, data scientists, students, and industry professionals! Valtech UK invites you to participate in The Climate Emergency Hackathon. At this two-day event, you'll get to work within a team of like-minded individuals to develop a data-driven solution to a climate emergency challenge. Pitch your team's project for a chance to win recognition and prizes.
Machine learning for hackathons
29 Jan - 06:00 PM
London, United Kingdom
This workshop will introduce you to PyTorch and show you how to use pre-trained models to implement AI as quickly as possible.
CCP PET-MR Hackathon 5
27 Jan - 01:00 PM
Abingdon, United Kingdom
In our 5th hackathon, we will try to add motion correction functionality to our software for synergistic PET/MR reconstruction.
Youth Hack for Girls #3
25 Jan - 10:00 AM
Manchester, United Kingdom
Girls ages 11-to-18 in and around Manchester! If you're interested in coding or learning how to code, then Hack Manchester invites you to participate in their Youth Hack for Girls #3.
At this fun, two-day team coding competition, you'll get to test and challenge your digital skills and creativity and compete to win awesome prizes.
Our tips page contains practical info on hackathon participation!
Hookathon: hacking the Herbarium
25 Jan - 10:00 AM
Richmond, United Kingdom
Data scientists and hackers in the Greater London Area! The Archives at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew invites you to explore and experiment with the historical datasets and images relating to trailblazing botanist and explorer Sir Joseph Hooker. You'll be challenged to design and prototype imaginative ways in which digital tools can be used to access these sources and provide new ways of understanding this historical data.
Hookathon: hacking the Herbarium
25 Jan - 09:30 AM
London, United Kingdom
For the first time, Kew Gardens areofferinghistorical datasets and images relating to Joseph Hooker, inviting you to explore imaginative ways in which digitaltools can be used toexperiment withthese sources and provide new ways of understanding this historical data.
Sir Joseph Dalton Hooker (1817 – 1911) was a trailblazing botanist and explorer. Detailing plant diversity and economic botany throughout his many expeditions, he remains an influential figure to modern botanical science. The legacy of Hooker’s work can be seen throughout Kew: from the new plant specimens he introduced to Kew, as most notably seen within the Rhododendron Dell, to the dried specimens, museums objects, publications and illustrations which are housed within Kew Gardens.
Many parts of these valuable collections have been digitised by the respective departments in Kew which house these collections to improve access to these resources. The challenge for this Hackathon is to use digital humanities tools to explore the Hooker related data, primarily relating to his collecting trip to India, at Kew. Participants will work together in teams to find diverse ways to connect, analyse, visualise and interpret the data, and at the end of the day will present their ideas in a ‘show and tell session’.
ManMetHacks 2.0
25 Jan - 09:00 AM
Manchester, United Kingdom
ManMetHacks is a student-run hackathon organised by helloHackers Soc, a hackathon society at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Bristol Wellbeing Data Jam / Hackathon
25 Jan - 09:00 AM
Bristol, United Kingdom
A two day data jam focused on improving wellbeing in Bristol.
Designing for the Planet Jam
24 Jan - 07:00 PM
London, United Kingdom
Let's save the planet in under 48 hours!
Design jam to conquer the UN Climate action goals.
Vive Hackathon, London
24 Jan - 06:30 PM
London, United Kingdom
XR enthusiasts -- developers, designers, researchers, and specialists in the UK! You're invited to apply to participate in the weekend-long the VIVE Developer Jam - London. If your application is accepted, you'll get to collaborate with like-minded techies to experiment and create the next generation of XR applications. Come as part of a team, or join one at the event. You'll be challenged to use VIVE hardware, including SDKs like eye/lip and hand tracking to create an innovative virtual reality project -- a game, art experiment or enterprise prototype -- that redefines how people interpret and interact with VR.