List of hackathons about industry in 2019

About The Event This Deep Dive event is a weekend long event in collaboration with Brain Awareness Week. This Deep Dive is aimed at bringing together students from across disciplines to develop creative applications of neuroimaging data. Teams will compete to develop the most innovative brain-computer interface (BCI) application, using open-source software packages and data. No prior background or experience needed to participate! Students in Neuroscience, Computer Science and curious data geeks are all welcome! Teams will be formed on Friday evening. Mentors will be on hand to provide support. It's all about fun, creativity and learning!  There will be free food and beverages! Cash prizes will also be awarded in two categories: Machine Learning and Applications. Schedule Friday 17:00 Introduction by Aaron Newman - crash course in EEG and BCI18:00 Dinner and "lightning round" 1-minute introductions by mentors and participants18:30 Team formation (for those looking for teams) and networkingFinished by 19:00 Saturday 8:45 Breakfast 9:00 Introduction to the MNE software package and BCI libraries10:00 Breakout sessions: Stimulus programming Classifiers for BCIs Machine learning approaches to EEG artifact correction 11:00 Begin hacking12:00 Lunch1:00 Keep hacking17:00 Dinner18:00 SURGE closes for the day (those who want to keep going can adjourn to the Library or other open spaces) Sunday 9:00 Breakfast and team check-ins9:30 Hacking12:00 Lunch and team check-ins 13:00 Final presentations15:00 Judging16:00 SURGE closes for the dayPlease note: Timing of presentations and judging on Sunday is dependent on the number of teams. It is possible that we will finish earlier About SURGE SURGE is an innovation sandbox at Dalhousie University funded by the Nova Scotia government, whose aim is to train science students to translate scientific discovery into economic growth and solutions to the world’s big problems.

You are invited to join us on March 8 & 9, 2018, to meet and network with over 1,000 people and celebrate the stories of NYU founders, startups, and entrepreneurs.  The two-day celebration will feature keynotes, a Hackathon, panels, roundtables, workshops, and an NYU Startup Exhibition (feat. 60+ NYU Startups). All keynotes and panelists are NYU student, faculty, or alumni entrepreneurs. This year's keynotes will be: 1. Jeff Furman, Ben & Jerry's Corporate Board Member, Emeritus (Stern '65, Law '68) 2. Nobu Nakaguchi, Zola Chief Design Officer and Co-founder (Tisch '10) 3. Maryellis Bunn, Museum of Ice Cream Founder and CEO (CAS) 4. Andrea Breanna, Rebelmouse Founder and CEO (Gallatin '97 and Tisch '03) Your admission provides unlimited access to all talks, panels, and roundtables, refreshments on both days, breakfast + lunch on Saturday.    1000+ Attendees 100+ NYU Alumni Entrepreneur Speakers   60+ NYU Startups on Display   21 Startup Roundtables   6 Entrepreneur Panels 4 Keynotes 3 Founders Workshops 1 Hackathon   1 Pitch Competition 1 After Party   Tickets starting at $12. * Please consider donating to the NYU Entrepreneurial Institute and support our future events and programs.  For full schedule, please visit nyuef.org

Hackathon 19 Coder King... 24 Hrs Non Stop Coding Challenge..

UX/UI designers, product designers, researchers, product people, developers, aspiring UX professionals. and other techies in the New York area! Beginex UX invites you to participate in a UX Mini Hackathon with a real startup company. You'll get to collaborate in a team, to brainstorm and prototype a UX/UI solution for the startup. Present your solution to clients and mentors and compete for prizes, as available.

Genki Solutions, Minfo and KCLBC are proud to announce the London Design Hack 2019. Design the UI / UX of a mobile app.

A collaborative, community driven project by Pivigo (proud sponsosrs of S2DS) and Microsoft How will the Crossrail line change London? In December 2019, London will unveil its newest Crossrail line cutting journey times for many commuters. Using public transportation, housing, and geographic datasets, participants are asked to explore the impact of this new line on London. You are encouraged to think outside the box to come up with models and visualizations that answer questions about the effects of the Crossrail line. For example;How will the Crossrail line affect London’s traffic problems?What is the potential time-savings, if any, of daily commuters? What effect, if any, will this have on housing prices? Datasets Pivigo will provide datasets from TFL, National Rail, and the City of London, hosted on an Azure platform Tools The datasets will be hosted in a Azure data lake, access and support to Azure hosted ML SDKs, Jupyter notebooks, and VMs will be provided. Participants are free to use their own resources. Who are we looking for? We invite anyone from beginner to advanced in the field of data analytics and data science to participate. Participants can be students, faculty, government workers, members of NGOs, or industry members. We welcome both teams and lone wolves. It is beneficial if you can code. Prizes 1st place prize for the best visualisation, 1st place prize for the best predictive model and 1st place prize for the best insights For more information visit the Pivigo hackathon page https://www.pivigo.com/hackathon 

Code your way to a job at Capgemini!

Are you interested in solutions that help make it easier for organisations and initiatives to do healthcare business in Africa? Medical and non-medical people are welcome. Community workers, developers, entrepreneurs, artists, educators, business professionals, students, everyday people and more! The Kopfadeyemi Fellowship invites you to participate in the African Healthcare Hackathon 2019. Your team The team will present your solution to an expert jury for the chance to win the challenge prize and potential seed-funding money.

Techies in and around London! Are you interested in the application of technology to make urban parcel deliveries more sustainable? You're invited to apply to participate in the very first ParcelHack. Come and design an innovative solution that helps address the impacts of last mile parcel operations on the Environment, Energy, and Fuel Consumption, or on Congestion, Infrastructure, and Land Use. Compete for cash prizes and the chance to make your idea a reality with CitySprint's think-tank.

The P4 Education Working Group and the Cornell-Princeton Network Programming Initiative are pleased to announce a P4 Hackathon to take place in conjunction with NSDI 2019 in Boston, MA.We invite P4 users of all levels---from beginners to experts---to participate in the hackathon, with the goal of developing novel, proof-of-concept data plane applications, and supporting the open-source community through the creation tools and infrastructure.The P4 Hackathon will be held on March 1, 2019 in the same venue as NSDI:Sheraton Boston Hotel (URL)39 Dalton StBoston, MA 02199USAMore hackathon details are available on the P4.org website.