List of hackathons about big data in 2020

Data visualisation enthusiasts in Nova Scotia! The Dalhousie Computer Science Society, MOBIA, and the Halifax Stanfield International Airport Authority invite you to participate in the student-run CSS Data Visualisation Hackathon. You'll get to work with data sets from the airport and be asked to address use cases that represent real-world problems faced by airport staff. Your team will be challenged to design a solution using the HTML5 Canvas element and Javascript to visualize the data in practical and innovative ways. Collaborate and compete for fun and the chance to win an awesome prize.

Are you planning to participate in the upcoming Hackathon weekend in Helsinki on May 22-24, 2020? If so, then you're invited to attend the Hackathon Kickoff launch event, where hackathon challenges will be discussed. So come and learn about planned challenges in smart caring cities and villages, forestry, education, and open data.

Universitygraduate and undergrad data scientists! The Babson Business Analytics Club invites you to sign up for the Babson Hackathon 2020. This is a data-focused competition that challenges you to solve real problems with real data and present your insights in front of experts from Wayfair and CVS Health. Come with your team of up to four people -- or join one at the event. Pitch your analysis to a panel of judges for the chance to be one of ten teams -- five undergraduate and five graduate -- that go forward to present their conclusions to senior judges from Wayfair and CVS Health. Compete for the chance to win $400 for the first-place teams (grads and undergrads) -- or $200 for the second place graduate team. Access practical advice on hackathon participation on the tips page!

The Bioinformatics Pipelines for Preclinical Drug Discovery Hackathon will bring together stakeholders from across pharma R&D to tackle datasets and projects with maximum impact potential. We are proud to bring together innovative data scientists and developers from across the industry to solve real-world data challenges.We are looking for team leads for select projects:Haplotypes for Drug Discovery and Efficacy, Pipelines for Initial Analysis of Specific, Personalized Therapeutics, Building Reproducible Pipelines for Clustering Variants in Complex Disease If you are interested, please reach out to Kaitlyn Barago

LYLAS Labs is uniting with 50+ New Yorkers across industries on Sunday, March 1st to develop open data solutions to advance pay parity. The day-long hackathon will engage interdisciplinary teams to propose creative technical solutions to the gender pay gap as part onNYC's annual Open Data Week. LYLAS Labs hackathons are open to all participants, regardless of technical experience or subject matter expertise.

To stay alert in a situation of a military conflict,cope with it, and mitigate its implications, a country has set up the DEFCON (Defense Readiness Condition) warning system. This alert system is used to gauge the level of readiness for the military forces to be prepared for the consequences of sucha conflict. You are given synthesized data that can be used to build a model that accurately predicts the DEFCON level raised as a result of the conflict. Why should you participate in this challenge? Get hands-on experience in Machine Learning Grab your chance to win up to $250!

NextFebruary 28th and 29th, the 2nd edition of thisHackathon on Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learningis organized with a new partner, SESAMm. The event will be held the university Paris Dauphine and will gather students from leading French universities. Teams will tacklea specific challenge(to be revealed in real time) on the theme of applying artificial intelligence and machine learning approaches to anasset management problem. For24 hours, participants will be able to test theircoding skillsin artificial intelligence and machine learning. The winner will receive a2,000€ cash prize.The event is free, but space is limited,participants will have to register(and be approved) to participate. Registration are closed now. Thank you for your interest! Feel free to follow us on twitter, sesamm_inside to keep up with the ews about Hackathon. For more information on the Hackathon,click here. For more information on the LFIS & QMI research partnership,click here. Event location: Paris Dauphine University Place du Maréchal de Lattre de Tassigny 75775 PARIS Cedex 16 Directions toParis Dauphine University’s campus

Ne manquez pas la Codin’Night Battle Royale organisée par LesJeudis le 27 février prochain à Paris ! Au programme de cette soirée 3-en-1 : des conférences, des meetups et un grand codefest sous forme de Battle Royale ! Affrontez 180 développeurs lors de challenges de rapidité. Le ton Battle Royale est donné : il n’en restera qu’un ! 🥇 4 000€ 🥈 2 000€ 🥉 1 000€

A firm that hosts grand gala nights has begunits planning for the next event. For aesthetics and entertainment, the firm has decided to take a data-driven approach. It has aggregated all images of past events that have beenpublished by attendees and the paparazzi on various social media channels and other sources. You are required to build an image auto-tagging model to classify these images into separate categories. Why should you participate in this challenge? Get hands-on experience in Deep Learning Grab your chance to win up to $250!

This has been in the works for a while now. Secret meetings, hushed whispers, code words and what not. We wanted to create something just for you and here you are. Hack-Overflow is a 24 hours Hackathon, set to begin on 21st February. This is the first ever Hackathon event to be conducted by the Computer Science Department in Rajalakshmi Engineering College and we can't wait to see it hit the stands! It can be a great platform for all the participants, to expose themselves to path breaking ideas and highly useful implementations. It can be the path for change makers. The Hackathon will provide socially pressing problem statements and the participating teams should be able to come up with solutions. Various industry and academic experts are to join the Hackathon as the jury. This will also give a glimpse of the field to the teams and will put forth many career opportunities for the students. If the judges are impressed with the performance of the participants, they might even be awarded with opportunities such as internships and job opportunities. Now, doesn't that raise the stakes! Opportunities on a platter - and here's something for the rule-breakers and change makers