List of hackathons in United States in 2016

Calling all Buffalo area women techies and designers! Sign up for GDI Hacks. Girl Develop It Buffalo invites you to participate in this all-female hackathon. Come help redesign the websites of local minority or women-owned businesses and improve their on-line presence! You'll be able to network and collaborate with other like-minded women and compete for prizes for the most innovative and useful websites.

2nd Annual RocHD3! The Rochester Healthcare Deep Data Dive, RocHD3, is an unconference focused on bringing together health care practitioners, data experts, app designers, entrepreneurs, industry professionals, and students to participate in an open collaboration around new and innovative uses of health data to improve population health. This unconference is an event without rules and structure of a classical conference. YOU, the participants, create the agenda and discussions. It is a fun way to help develop ideas and make many new academic and business connections with the possibility of developing long-term collaborative relationships. RocHD3 is what you make it!! Past Topics Include: Development of Health Care Networks Predictive Analytics Mobile Data Technology Sensor Data Analytics Social Media Health Care Application And much more! The “ungenda”: Registration and breakfast / networking Healthcare Data Applications - 4 slides x 4minutes (4x4’s) Topic Identification (Agenda Creation) Morning Breakout sessions Lunch / Vendors / Networking Afternoon Breakout Sessions Closing Remarks Post HD3 libations Free (validated) parking, door prizes and “Got Data?” t-shirt with registration and attendance  *note: This is NOT a hackathon. We will host a corresponding hackathon in the spring.

Get your ticket to the Connected Car Hackathon for access to an awesome hacking venue, direct access to technical experts from sponsors, meals, beverages, snacks, an awesome tshirt, and access to the 2016 AutoMobility LA Conference! Hackers will hack 36 hours using Mojio’s open connected car platform to create apps and services while competing for an amazing prize pool.

Programmers, engineers, business people, artists, and enthusiasts interested in transit issues! Come and participate in The Thames River Hackathon. Collaborate with like-minded individuals and hack together software and hardware to make cool stuff. You can chose to participate in one of the following tracks or challenges: »Apps and APIs »Virtual Reality & Augmented Reality »Make Stuff Using Arduino, or 3D printing, etc. »Create Your Own Track!

Designer and developer professionals in and around Hampton Roads! Come collaborate with like-minded individuals at Ferguson Enterprises' Up to Code hackathon! Showcase your technical and design skills by creating good experiences for home repair/improvements professionals to kickstart Ferguson’s innovation programs. Compete with your peers in the Hampton Roads area, meet new people and build your resume.

Student techie designers and developers in and around Hampton Roads! Come collaborate with like-minded individuals at Ferguson Enterprises' Up to Code hackathon! Showcase your technical and design skills by creating good experiences for home repair/improvements professionals to kickstart Ferguson’s innovation programs. Compete with your peers in the Hampton Roads area, meet new people and build your resume.

Calling IT Nation solution provider techies and innovators! Participate in the IT Nation Hack-a-Thon and show how you can take the ConnectWise business management platform and extend it to solve a specific business challenge. Leveraging the ConnectWise REST API, you'll be expected to display your skills and creativity to solve one of five partner-requested scenarios, connecting people, processes, and devices.

The Vanderbilt Medical Innovation Lab (VMIL) and its partners VandyHacks and MissionPoint Health Partners invites you to the first annual Healthcare Hack Week at Vanderbilt, a week-long event geared to help build the community of innovators at Vanderbilt and jumpstart ideas for healthcare innovation. Description of the week’s events: Healthcare Innovation 101 | Nov 7, 6-7pm | Light Hall 407 Speaker: Colin Walsh, M.D., M.A.; Assistant Professor of Biomedical Informatics Ever wondered what exactly is healthcare innovation and how to get involved in this rapidly growing field? This is the crash course for you then as we will provide you with the appropriate framework for tackling real-life problems in healthcare. You will participate in a problem-solving activity to innovate a solution on the spot for a real clinical problem led by Dr. Colin Walsh, an expert in this field.  The Business of Innovation | Nov 8, 6-7pm | Light Hall 407 Speaker: Christopher Rand, Managing Director; TriStar Health Partners Learn about the complex process that is required to bring an idea to market in the healthcare field and the unique challenges that all entrepreneurs should expect to tackle as they take the dive into healthcare innovation. Our speaker, Christopher, will go over the roadmap to success and how to avoid the landmines that have sunk many promising ideas based on his experience as an investor and mentor for past healthcare startups. Networking Night with MissionPoint | Nov 9, 6-7pm | Light Hall 407  Brought to you by our sponsor MissionPoint Health Partners Dust off your resume and come learn about how to spin your interest in healthcare innovation into a full-time career with our sponsor MissionPoint Health Partners. There will be representatives and recruiters from the company who will provide an overview on how they have disrupted the healthcare industry with their start-up model, and how you can get involved. This is a great networking opportunity for anyone interested in a healthcare-related career. Business casual atire is suggested.   Principles of Med-Tech | Nov 10, 6-7pm | Light Hall 411 Speaker: Anita Mahadevan-Jansen, Ph.D.; Professor of Biomedical Engineering Sometimes, you do not need to develop a completely new technology to solve a problem in healthcare. However, there are unique challenges that makes it difficult to adapt existing technologies to this field. Dr. Mahadevan-Jansen will give an overview on how to match the appropriate technology to the clinical problem at hand through her experiences with Biophotonics and cancer detection.  Healthcare Pitch Night | Nov 11, 5:30-7:30pm | Light Hall 214 Keynote Speaker: John Doulis, M.B.B.S., Chief Information Officer, MedCare Investment Funds Healthcare workers from VUMC will pitch problems they are facing in their day-to-day work on the frontlines of healthcare and some ideas they have for solving them with technology. The goal is to provide attendees an understanding of the healthcare problems that need to be and could be solved with technology right now. We will also have a short Meet and Greet at the end in which you will get a chance to talkm more with healthcare providers about the problems they've pitched. This event is mandatory for participants of the Healthcare @ VandyHacks competition. Healthcare @ VandyHacks | Nov 11-13 | The Innovation Center @ Vanderbilt This is the cornerstone of the Healthcare Hack Week in which teams will use the skills they’ve learned to create a functional prototype for a problem pitched by healthcare professionals and compete in the Healthcare hackathon at VandyHacks. The winning team will be awarded $800 in cash. Teams will also be eligible for the overall hackathon prizes at VandyHacks. All teams will also be eligible for post-hackathon seed funding from VMIL to further develop their prototype.  Important Note:This registration does NOT cover registration for VandyHacks UNLESS you have been accepted already by VandyHacks.  If you want to participate in the Healthcare @ VandyHacks weekend hackathon but did not apply in time to VandyHacks, please fill out this interest form: https://goo.gl/forms/vjL6MFMU8z6jwk6g2  Food is provided at all events courtesy of our partners at MissionPoint, VandyHacks, and Vanderbilt Department of Biomedical Informatics. For those who complete (attend 4/5 events) our Healthcare Hack Week, we have a special prize for you! Please e-mail vandy.innovation@gmail.com for any questions

Creative students and professionals! Passionate about technology? Come participate in Mercedes-Benz Hack.SiliconValley Hackathon and collaborate to build prototype solutions that might transform the way we transport goods, equipment and people. You'll team with others to create vehicle ecosystem solutions based on cloud data and Internet of Things.

Please come join Aggie Agora for Aggie Agora Hackathon: US Elections—a day-long team problem-solving event. This strictly non-partisan event is in support of the University's Strengthening Democracy Initiative and is intended to facilitate public discourse and civic engagement on the A&M campus and throughout the state of Texas.​​​​​