List of hackathons happening Online in 2020

How can we "future-proof" supply chains to be more flexible, agile, and adaptable to meet unexpected challenges? Traditional supply chains have been severely disrupted by recent global and local crises, and GS1 US is looking for your help to find the answers. Join the Future-Proofing the Supply Chain Hackathon to develop solutions that will increase the adaptability and resilience of supply chains during rapid change. Plus, compete for the $30K prize pool with 7 team prizes available! Note: This is a US residence only hackathon.

DecentralHacks is a community-driven hackathon that spans over an entire week and encourages developing blockchain-centric solutions that can affect social good, especially in fields like FinTech, healthcare, and education. The event will take place from August 21st to 28th, and will be conducted entirely online. Whether you’re a novice or a veteran developer, a student or a master, DecentralHacks is the perfect opportunity for you to demonstrate your skills and witness the competitive yet welcoming blockchain developer community at its best.

The time is tough, the time is to think. The time is to shape your ideas into reality. We all are busy in check listing our goals, we all are into growing. We GS Alwar is coming up with an online Ideathon series with the hidden layers of phases or rounds that need to be completed to win the badge of successful completion of this event. This Pandemic will be used effectively to brainstorm, ideate, visualize, and pitch your to-be product. The best part is it is somewhere unique with no coding involvement is at fore-front. Excited! Yayy, so all we want you to take your seats FCFS for an effective journey of ideation to bring your curiosity into reality. We all are waiting for you, bring along your teammates to win this race to development. Important Points: 📌 The form must be filled by team lead only. 📌A team can have at most 3 members. 📌You can work in any domain. All domains are welcomed.

Mandatory quarantine orders necessitated by the spread of COVID-19 have given rise to a dramatic increase in gender-based violence across the globe. In honour of South Africa’s Women’s Month, Microsoft is sponsoring a 11-week hackathon, challenging teams of 3-6 people to develop applications to support those experiencing gender-based violence.

Helix Hacks is a hackathon designed to inspire and empower young coders to pursue and develop their programming skills. Over the course of 30 hours, teams of 2-4 particpants will work to develop a software project that helps to solve a real-world problem. Due to quarantine, we have converted to an online hackathon so that our participants still have the same opportunity to learn and explore. We guarantee the same amount of fun, experience, and opportunity despite the hackathon being virtual. Website - https://helixhacks.com Participation is completely FREE and almost no or very minimal coding experience required to participate. Sign-up to get a chance to win many amazing prizes, meet some wonderful new people, attend numerous interactive workshops, gain guidance from experienced mentors and present to highly qualified judges. ~ Helix Hacks Team

HAC (Hack Against Covid) is a virtual hackathon that challenges students to build proactive technology and solutions to safeguard human interaction in the up and coming post covid19 world.Keeping your safety and comfort in mind, HAC will be conducted virtually to freely facilitate innovation. This hackathon will be for 50 hours. “The uncreative mind can spot wrong answers, but it takes a very creative mind to spot wrong questions.” ― Anthony Jay. We at Codezoned strongly believe in this and want HAC to be a testament of the same. We are looking for creative and innovative minds that dare to ask the right questions. With lockdowns and safety measures in place, people have been left with nothing but the desire to go out and socialize. As innovators and minds of tomorrow, we want YOU to come up with technology that will help facilitate human interactions in newer ways. Come join us from the comfort of your homes to create a better community in these uncertain and trying times. HAC has a prize pool of Rs. 3 Lakh+ and a lot of HAC exclusive goodies and swags for the winners. Are you ready to take this challenge?

National University of Singapore Pharmaceutical Society (NUSPS)isorganising ‘Beyond! Health Hack 2020’, a virtual hackathon for future healthcare professionals from across Asia-Pacific. Organised in partnership with the International Pharmaceutical Students’ Federation and International Federation of Medical Students Association.

Despite recent medical and technological advancements, there remains many unaddressed health issues and many patients who do not have adequate solutions to live healthy lives.Startups, you are invited tojoin theAstellas Rx+® Healthcare Innovation Challengeandshowcase your technological solutions that will drive transformation in one of the two areas: A/ Empowering sensory-disabled people through technology Enhance the quality of life for patients with sensory disabilities (e.g. blindness, deafness, etc.) or help them retrieve part of their functions. B/ Improving access to healthcare through technology Speed up and make access to primary healthcare available for all individuals, especially to the disadvantaged groups. Winners of the challenge will be able to: Win proof of concepts worth a total up to USD$60,000 Implement their solutions in collaboration with Astellas Go on a sponsored trip to Japan to attend the Grand Finals*! *Prize is only valid once the Grand Final is confirmed to be held offline. Showcase your ideas on how to make healthcare better, more affordable and accessible to all individuals in the world by submitting a 10 slides PPT on our platform here:https://bit.ly/3gx7U00 Deadline is 18th October 2020.Together let’s leverage technology for humanity. Join our challenge today and create a healthier world with Astellas!

The third M+ Hackathon, ‘City of Objects’, will take place online on 1–15 August 2020. We invite students, designers, artists, technologists, and cultural enthusiasts to embark on a journey that explores the concept of objects through different lenses—everyday life, personal and cultural identities, and virtuality. The format of this hackathon will be in the style of a two-week online design thinking workshop where facilitators Chun-wo Pat and Christian Marc Schmidt will invite participants to create projects that examine, interpret, and activate objects in a visual culture context. Participants are encouraged to make use of design practices to engage with a wide range of materials, from photographs to data sets. The M+ Collections open data set will also be made available through the M+open accessprogramme—over 6,200 records can be explored on the M+Collections Beta platform, via theM+ GitHub repositoryand thepublic M+ API. No knowledge of coding is required to participate in this hackathon, and any out-of-the-box software and techniques can be used. Read more and join the discussionhere.

We’re looking for innovative ideas around payments, commerce and finance use cases that leverage the power of Circle APIs, stablecoins and programmable money on public blockchains. Here are a few ideas to get you thinking: Global peer-to-peer payments based on USDC wallets. Global dollarized savings accounts based on Circle APIs, USDC and Compound, DMM or other money markets. Global multi-sided digital goods marketplaces backed by USDC wallets and payments. Global invoicing tools based on Circle APIs, USDC and tools such as Request or the FIO Protocol. Supplier and freelance payments backed by Circle Business Accounts connected to services such as Sablier or Kleros Escrow. Treasury automation for DAOs backed by platforms such as Aragon combined with USDC and Circle APIs. Come collaborate and compete for cash prizes and Circle API credits.