List of hackathons about industry in 2021

All civic-minded citizens — developers, designers, marketers, and more! If you have good ideas about using technology to solve the problems facing our towns, cities, counties, states, or the country, then Pgh Tech Council andRustBuilt invite you to participate in the online Pittsburgh Civic Hackathon. The theme of the event is Strengthening Communities. If you have skills like web or mobile development, design, mapping, data analysis, research, business analysis, or storytelling, then collaborate with like-minded dynamic people to transform our communities for the better. Go to the tips pagefor information on hackathon participation!

BSC blockchain developers around the world! Do you have an idea for an amazing BSC-based decentralized app? DoraHacks invites you to sign up for the BSC x HackerLink Grant Application and Voting event. Suubmit your project via Hackerlink. It can be related to a domain such as DeFi, DAO, NFT, zk-Rollup, on-chain governance, or cross-chain–or perhaps a community-driven project such as a podcast, workshop, or content creation platform. BSC community members will judge and select the winning project by using the Quadratic Funding Mechanism for fund public goods in the Ethereum ecosystem. Sign uo to compete and grab your chance to win from a total $100,000 prize pool. Make sure you're prepared for your hackathon experience – visit the tips page!

Techie-oriented students in the Washington DC area! The HackBI Team at Bishop Ireton High School invites you to participate in Hack BI IV — their two-day student-run hackathon. You can participate in person — subject to appropriate Covid-19 restrictions — or online. Come and learn to code or apply what you already know to build something cool! Learn, network, and compete for the grand prize of a paid summer internship at Decipher Technology Studios! Prepare yourself for HackBI IV with the best hackathon advice!

Budding health tech entrepreneurs in Dubai! BOLT Professional Services invites you to take part in the BOLT Healthtech Hackathon. At this 2-day event, you will learn how to start your business in the health tech space, as well as network with entrepreneurs, business people, designers, developers, and lawyers! Work your startup idea into shape and pitch it to a panel of healthcare industry experts, innovation leaders, and shark investors. Compete for great prizes from event sponsors, recognition from the jury, and potential future startup backing. Visit the hackathon tips page, for the best advice on participation in the BOLT Healthtech Hackathon!

Project leaders, traders, craftspeople, and others in the commune of Epernay and the surrounding Marne department! If you are passionate about business growth in the center of Epernay, then Mon Centre-Ville a un Incroyable Commerce invites you to step up and participate in their MCVAIC competition! During this 36-hour event at Epernay Town Hall, you'll be challenged to create and test ideas for commerce or crafts that can help stimulate local economic development in the town center of Epernay. Get hackathon advice from the tips page!

Parents of kids -- ages 5-6 -- in and around Wollongong, NSW! If you'd like a fun, educational, and stimulating activity for your girl or boy, then Zig Zag Hub invites you to bring them along to a Hackathon - Workshop. At this event, your child will be asked to think about the challenges faced by the community during the Covid-19 pandemic. They'll then be asked to brainstorm a product, prototype their design, and pitch it at the end of the Hackathon. Prizes will be awarded to the Winning team and the Runners-Up. Search the tips pagefor answers to your hackathon questions!

Join us for a 1-day virtual conference and hear from industry leaders, architects, and developers. Learn about IBM's cloud solutions, experience walk-thru demos, get hands-on with the architecture, talk to our experts and ask them your questions, and hear from our leadership on where IBM is going in the Cloud sector; all in one event. Join the IBM Cloud Day, happening on January 21, 2021. • Three 30-Minute Executive Keynotes • 3 Content Tracks • 45 Sessions Why Attend? There's no cost – This part speaks for itself, right? It’s global – Join from the convenience of your home or desk. All sessions will be webcast live. No badges, no lines, no travel. And most importantly, all of the talks are available for replay for 90 days. It’s valuable – All of our presenters are developers and managers from IBM, associated companies, and users just like you.

Now more than ever more businesses are moving online. Why and how should you think about security and fraud especially during this time? Come join us as we discuss the problem, what is often overlooked, the solution for security in eCommerce, and how it doesn’t need to compromise the online shopping experience. Join us for our next session of Developer Center Webinar sessions where we’ll be providing live technical demos, use-cases, and Q&A to learn more about eCommerce security. The webinar is happening on January 19th at 11am ET/8am PT. For more info and to register, visit >> http://bit.ly/securityofecommerce

Parents of young children — ages 5-6 — in and around Wollongong, NSW! In these times of Covoid-19 isolation, would your girl or boy benefit from a fun, educational, mentally stimulating activity? Zig Zag Hub invites you to bring them along to a Hackathon - Workshop, where they'll be asked to think about solutions to the challenges faced by the community during the Covid-19 pandemic. They'll then get to brainstorm a product, prototype their design, and pitch it at the end of the Hackathon. Prizes will be awarded to the Winners and the Runners-Up. Maximize your child's experience with our hackathon tips!

Challenge Details Anthem, Inc. is committed to improving lives and communities. Part of that is addressing social drivers of health, which directly impact the health of a community. The conditions of where people are born, live, learn, work, and play affect a range of health and quality-of-life risks and outcomes. Social drivers of health could include: Availability of resources to meet daily needs (e.g., safe housing and local food markets) Access to educational, economic, and job opportunities Access to health care services Social support Social norms and attitudes (e.g., discrimination, racism, and distrust of government) Socioeconomic conditions (e.g., poverty) Residential segregation Language/Literacy Access to mass media and emerging technologies (e.g., cell phones, the Internet, and social media) Participants in the Community Health Challenge have the opportunity to apply their innovative, evidence-based solutions to help transform the current state of health literacy, medication adherence, and food insecurity.