List of hackathons in United States in 2018

Techie university students in New York City tri-state area! You're invited to showcase your technical and creative skills at the Bayer NY Metro Area Hackathon. Come as a team of 3-5 members -- everyone must register themselves! You'll be challenged to create an innovative technology solution to a Bayer business challenge. Pitch your team's ideas to an expert panel of judges for a chance to win a cash prize and recognition as the Bayer Hackathon winner!

Commercial off-the-shelf, small, unmanned aerial systems (sUAS) have become ubiquitous, and the potential threat they represent in the hands of actors ranging from lone wolf terrorists to state-sponsored operatives, grows daily. The recent attempted assassination of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro using sUAS with explosive payloads represents the natural evolution of this threat and highlights the pressing need for technology and solutions to effectively counter these systems, while diminishing the risk to innocent bystanders. MD5, in collaboration with Army Futures Command, will host A Hack of the Drones 2018 at Capital Factory in downtown Austin, TX from September 28 – 30, 2018. We’re looking for developers, designers, and hackers from the academic, military, and commercial start-up communities to come together for a weekend to explore non-traditional, innovative methods to counter sUAS. We’ll focus on four areas: Detection of sUAS operating in waypoint mode (i.e. not actively broadcasting/communicating) Novel Cyber Effects for undetected exploitation of the sUAS system, including the operator Nullification of the sUAS’s ability to perform its mission without destroying the system Elimination of a sUAS threat that has defeated all other cyber and electronic warfare counter-measures while minimizing risk to bystanders Challenge area experts and technical mentors will be available to work with teams to develop their concepts. MD5 will procure a small fleet of representative commercial drones for teams to tinker with. Top teams will win up to $15,000 in awards to further develop their concept in collaboration with MD5! Registration is now open! Get your ticket today. If you are bringing a team with you to the hackathon, each team member will need to register separately for a ticket. (And if you are not part of a team yet, no worries, we will help teams to form at the start of the event.)  All meals included throughout the weekend.   Agenda Friday Sept 28 - Voltron Room, 1st Floor 5:30 PM  Registration opens 6:00 PM  Dinner 6:30 PM  Challenge brief, orientation 7:30 PM  Team formation 9:00 PM  Hacking begins 12:00 AM  Facility closes   Saturday Sept 29 - 5th Floor 8:00 AM  Facility opens, breakfast Hacking Continues Mentoring by challenge and technical experts 12:00 PM  Lunch Hacking Continues Mentoring by challenge and technical experts 6:00 PM  Dinner Hacking Continues 12:00 AM  Facility Closes   Sunday Sept 30 - 5th Floor 8:00  AM    Facility opens, breakfast Hacking continues Mentoring by pitch, presentation, and business experts 10:30 AM   Concepts submitted Judging Begins 12:00 PM  Lunch, Top 5 teams announced (16th Floor) 1:00 PM  Top 5 teams present 2:00 PM  Final judging 2:30 PM  Award ceremony 3:00 PM  Hackathon concludes   For additional event details and to sign up for a team, https://a-hack-of-the-drones.devpost.com/ All individuals who plan to participate as a hacker must register on the Devpost. About MD5 MD5 is the Department of Defense's National Security Technology Accelerator. Our mission is to provide a platform to cultivate the people and ideas necessary to build technology-based ventures that align national economic, security and social objectives for the good of the nation. To learn more about MD5, visit www.MD5.net or send us an email at info@md5.net

Lean In ATX is honored to present Negotiat[Her]: by Lauren Hasson Founder of Develop[Her]  https://developher.com Become a Negotiat[Her]: Learn the Secrets to Make More $ in Your Career As women, salary negotiation is an essential skill, but negotiating isn’t always so easy. Imposter syndrome, fear, and unconscious bias are real adversaries that can get in your way to a successful negotiation and earning what you’re worth. The good news is that negotiation is a skill that can be learned. Come learn how Founder of Develop[Her], Lauren Hasson, tripled her base salary in less than two years by grounding herself in data and asking critical questions to uncover key leverage points and ultimately learned to negotiate with confidence. You’ll learn actionable steps you can take yourself to not only uncover your true market value, but also negotiate for the salary you deserve. About Lauren Hasson Founder of Develop[Her]Lauren Hasson is the Founder of DevelopHer, a career development platform for tech women by tech women, and a software engineer at a prominent Bay Area fintech company where she builds their apps and is a principal member of their information security team. Her work has been featured in Apple keynotes, she was one of 100 top innovators invited to attend the UK G8 Innovation and Decide Now Act Summits with the United Nation’s technology council, and she’s won multiple, high-profile hackathons. She holds a degree from Duke where she completed a triple major with honors in electrical engineering, computer science, and economics in just four years. But, despite all her accomplishments, she was surprised to learn she was paid 50% less than a male peer. So, she took action and invested in learning how to negotiate for herself. And, in less than two years, Lauren tripled her salary! That’s an additional six figures that she earns year after year after year! That’s exactly why she founded DevelopHer – to champion tech women and mentor fellow female engineers on the importance of negotiation and building their worth. She’s on a mission to bridge the gender income gap, one woman, one negotiation at a time. https://leanin.org https://developher.com https://www.facebook.com/LeanInATX/ https://www.linkedin.com/company/lean-in-atx-chapter/

Code for Hood is back! We are hacking education and entrepreneurship with workshop driven hackathons. Join us in South Sacramento for 2.5 days of action packed educational fun. Learn coding, video game design, 3D design, engineering, art, website design, entrepreneurship and more! We are proud to say that the City of Sacramento are our MEGA SPONSORS of this awesome educational event! Learn. Make. Create. THE SCHEDULE Friday and Saturday are classes. Sunday is team building and competition. Friday: Doors open at 3:30 pm.  Pick up is 7:45 pm.Saturday: Doors open at 7:45 am Pick up is 4:45 pm Sunday: Doors open 8:15 am. Competition starts at 4:00 pm, Judging and prizes 4:30 pm, Event ends at 5:00 pm. Hackathon Weekend Schedule   Day 1- Friday -- Doors open at 3:30 pmProgram runs from 4:00 pm – 8:00 pm Schedule of classes  Track 1- 4:30 pm – 6:00 pm  Track 2 – 6:15 pm – 7:45 pm  Program ends at 7:45 pm. All Youth need to be picked up no later than 8:00 pm.  Day 2 – Saturday -- Doors open at 7:45 amProgram runs from 8:00 am – 5:00 pmBreakfast 8:00 am – 8:45 am Track 3 –  9:00 am – 10:30 am Track 4 – 10:45 am – 12:15 pm Lunch 12: 30 – 1:00 pm Track 5 – 1:15 pm – 2:45 pm Track 6 – 3:00 pm – 4:30 pm Closing Program Activities/ Light Snack   4:30 pm – 5:00 pm Program ends at 4:45 pm.  All Youth need to be picked up no later than 5:00 pm.  Day 3 – Sunday -- Doors open at 8:15 a.m.Program runs from 8:30 am – 5:00 pm.Breakfast 8:30 am – 9:00 amLunch 12:00 pm – 12:30 pm 8:30 am – 1:30 pm Project Time 2:30 pm – 4:00 pm Presentations 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm Awards Ceremony Program ends at 5:00 pm. Community Center closes at 5:00 pm.  What Happens at Code For Hood Open Demos: Student are expected to arrive at the Community Center on time and ready to go at the start of every day. At the beginning of each day, a technical demonstration is planned. This will give an opportunity to showcase some of the applications of the skills students will be developing.    Workshops: Friday and Saturday are Workshop/Class Days. There are 6 Workshop Slots, each 90-minute-long, that will focus on a technical or computer related subject. Sample Classes: Presentations with Google Docs, 3D modeling with Sketch Up, Scratch Programming, and more! Team Forming/Mentors: Sunday is project day. Students will pick (or be assigned) projects based off the classes on Friday and Saturday. Ideally, Mentors would be assigned to each student team to provide guidance and direction toward the project goal. Please Note, classes are subject to change without notice.  Click here for larger image. FAQ’S Does $25 cover the whole weekend? Yes Do I have to bring a laptop? No, but we highly encourage it. What are the ages of the participants? 12-17, but we're not checking IDs Do I have to bring my kid all weekend? If you are not attending, then try bringing them at the beginning of the day. Do I have to be present if my kid is there? You’re welcome to stay but can drop your child off. Parents will not be allowed to attend the workshops. Will food be served? Yes, continental breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be served throughout the day. If your child has dietary restrictions, please plan accordingly. Are your teachers and volunteers Live Scanned?No, but we have great people in our hacking community. Can I volunteer?Yes, of course. Email alonajennings@gmail.com Can I donate food or drinks! Yes, please bring them in. Email alonajennings@gmail.com

Join us for the 12th Annual Body Computing Conference! The USC Body Computing Conference is the one event each year dedicated to discovering how connected technology will revolutionize healthcare. We gather the most influential thought-leaders in Digital Health, including key players from venture capital, regulatory bodies like the FDA, and innovative companies. Our facilitated panel discussions create an intimate environment for speakers and attendees to interact, exchange ideas and buildrelationships. Stay up to date with details about the conference by visiting the conference website. Agenda 12th Annual Body Computing Conference “THE DECLINE OF HEALTHCARE, THE RISE OF LIFECARE”  Friday, September 28, 2018 8am – 5pm USC Town & Gown   8:00am            Registration & Breakfast 8:45am            Open Doors & Seating 9:00am            Opening Remarks: The Decline of HealthCare and Rise of LifeCare                          Leslie Saxon, MD                          Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                           9:10am            The University Testbed                         Michael W. Quick, PhD                         Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs, University of Southern California   9:20am           Digital Health Innovation and the FDA                        Bakul Patel                        Associate Director for Digital Health, U.S. Food and Drug Administration   9:30am          The Need for Disrupting Bricks and Mortar Healthcare                       Thomas E. Jackiewicz, MPH                       Senior Vice President and Chief Executive Officer, Keck Medicine of USC   9:40am          Building the New Warfighter                       Joe L’Etoile                       Director, Close Combat Lethality Task Force, Pentagon 9:55am          Panel: How Sports is the new Frontier of Data Use and Ownership Moderators:                         Tom Haberstroh                      NBA Analyst, Bleacher Report                                                Angela Ruggiero                      CEO, Co-Founder, Sports Innovation Lab     Panelists:                              Ryan Capretta                      Founder & Director, Proactive Sports Performance                        Paul Robbins                      Performance Consultant, Kinexon, NBA, NHL and USTA                       Sean Sansiveri                     VP Business and Legal Affairs, NFLPA                       Bob Lenaghan                    Assistant General Counsel, MLBPA   10:35am       Results of USC Performance Survey                      Jillian Kwong                      Doctoral Student, USC Annenberg School for Communication Commentator:                      Isaiah Kacyvenski                      Founder & Managing Partner, Will Ventures   10:45am       BREAK   11:05am         Landmark Study: The Quantified Marine: Embedded Digital Health                        Mona Sobhani, PhD                        Research Lead, USC Center for Body Computing                          Glenn Fox, PhD                        Head of Program Design Strategy and Outreach, USC                        Performance Science Institute                            Brooks Dipaula                          Business Development Coordinator, USC Center for Body Computing                             JosiahDuhaime                          Reconnaissance Training Company, Advanced Infantry Training Battalion, SOI-West   Commentators:                           Clarke Lethin                           Managing Director, USC Institute for Creative Technologies                                                     Randall Hill, PhD                           Executive Director, USC Institute for Creative Technologies; Research Professor, USC School of                           Engineering Computer Science Department                            Capt. Jason Retter                          Commanding Officer, Reconnaissance Training Company, Advanced Infantry Training Battalion,                             SOI-West                             Capt. Corban Pierce                           Reconnaissance Training Company, Advanced Infantry Training Battalion, SOI-West   11:45am           Q&A   12:00pm           Break (Clear Room for Lunch Set-up)   12:25pm          Lunch Served Award Presentations USC Body Computing Slam - Health Care as a Service USC Hackathon - Voice Assistants for All (Voice-Computing Applications for Health: Individuals with Developmental Disabilities and Seniors)   12:40pm           Interview: Mental Resilience                          Amy Morin, LCSW                          Author, “13 Things Mentally Strong People Don't Do”   Interviewers:                             Leslie Saxon, MD                           Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                             Lawrence Jackson                           President & Director, Sciences SmartFit                             Mark Greene, MBA                           Director of Development, USC Veterans Programs   1:10pm            Q&A   1:20pm            Keynote Discussion: How the New Healthcare Impacts National Security                                Janet Marchibroda                         Executive Director & CEO, Council on Health and Innovation, Bipartisan Policy Center                                                 Gregory Treverton, PhD                         Former Senior Fellow, Belfer Center for Science and International Affairs; Member, Council on                               Foreign Relations                         Leslie Saxon, MD                         Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing     1:40pm            Announcement: Release of California Governor's Office Cybersecurity Health IT White                                  Paper                          Leslie Saxon, MD                          Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing 1:50pm            Panel: How Data will Drive LifeCare Moderators:                            Harel Kodesh                        Operating Partner, Silver Lake; Former VP, Predix; Former Chief Technology Officer, GE Digital                              LLC                                                             Mike Kellen, PhD                         Chief Technology Officer, Sage Bionetworks   Panelists:                                 Jack Po, MD, PhD                        Product Manager, Google                           Bakul Patel                         Associate Director for Digital Health, U.S. Food and Drug Administration                           Josh Walker                         Co-Founder and President, Sports Innovation Lab                           Cyrus Shahabi, PhD                        Chair, Department of Computer Science, USC Viterbi School of Engineering                          Sean Vassilaros                        Chief Operating Officer, THREAD Research           2:30pm            Q&A   2:40pm            BREAK   3:00pm           Senior LifeCare: Observations from the AARP Foundation/Ridesharing Study                        Leslie Saxon, MD                        Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                          Rebecca Ebert                        Research Coordinator, USC Keck School of Medicine   Commentators:                                 Paul Irving                      Chairman, Center for the Future of Aging, Milken Institute                                            Paolo Narciso, PhD                       Director, Social Entrepreneur in Residence Program, AARP Foundation   3:30pm            Q&A   3:40pm            Break   4:00pm            Panel: In the Driver’s Seat: Digital Health Cars Moderators:                                       Joe Perez                       Co-Founder, Tastemade & Board Member, USC Center for Body Computing                                  Chris Tyberg                       Division Vice President, Information Security, Abbott   Panelists:                                           Dave Albert, MD                      Founder, Alivecor                        Sohel Merchant                      Senior Director, Vehicle Engineering, EVelozcity   4:40pm            Q&A   4:50pm            Closing Remarks                          Leslie Saxon, MD                                                 Executive Director, USC Center for Body Computing                           Joe Perez                         Co-Founder, Tastemade & Board Member, USC Center for Body Computing                            Janet Marchibroda                          Executive Director & CEO, Council on Health and Innovation, Bipartisan Policy Center                            Harel Kodesh                          Operating Partner, Silver Lake; Former VP, Predix; Former Chief Technology Officer, GE Digital,                           LLC   5:00pm            RECEPTION    

NASA International Space Apps Challenge (ISAC) is the largest hackathon in the world. It is commissioned by NASA to get citizens to collaborate on its mission directives. We are organizing NASA ISAC in Boston, October 20 - 21, 2018.Come to the Info session of NASA ISAC 2018 Boston on Thursday, September 27th to meet awesome people to build your team. Our co-organizer, Cambridge Innovation Center will host this event. About NASA ISAC The International Space Apps Challenge is an international mass collaborative hackathon focused on space exploration that takes place over 48-hours in cities around the world. The event embraces collaborative problem solving with a goal of producing relevant open-source solutions to address global needs applicable to both life on Earth and life in space. NASA is leading this global collaboration along with a number of additional government collaborators and 100+ local partner organizations. Space Apps is a NASA incubator innovation program. In addition to hosting our local teams, Boston will also host several special teams. These international teams comprise of attendees from Boston, satellite locations at U-Tokyo, and participants from Japan. They will collaborate across continents. International Team (Collaboration with Japan) During the hackathon, we bring together select participants to form teams comprising of people from Japan and Boston. These ‘international teams’ are exciting collaboration opportunities to allow participants to develop multi-cultural perspective since team-members work collaboratively across the ocean. Each international team consists of about 5-8 participants from Japan and Boston (i.e. 3 from Japan, 3 from Boston) with diverse technical and professional backgrounds. The participants from Japan will join you via communication tools such as Google Hangout and Skype. If you are interested in innovation and cross-cultural collaboration, this truly one of a kind experience is for you. ** If you are going to part of international team, you have to be able to attend the Ideathon on 10/5 (Friday 7pm-10pm) at Cambridge Innovation Center @ Kendall Square. If you won't be in town and want to attend remotely, please speak to us at info session.** NASA ISAC Boston is organized by: Binnovative.org FAQs Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event? 18 years or older. If you’re under 18, please get permission from a responsible adult. You must register to participate.  What are my transportation/parking options for getting to and from the event? To get to the Cambridge Innovation Center by public transportation By "T":  Take the Red Line to the Kendall Square/MIT stop. Exit the T and turn until you are facing the Longfellow Bridge. Walk toward the bridge and look to your left. One Broadway is the tall, gray cement building with vertical windows. Click here for Google Maps directions to the Cambridge Innovation Center   How can I contact the organizer with any questions? For more details: http://www.spaceappsboston.orgOr email us at: info@SpaceAppsBoston.org Where is the NASA ISAC 2018 Boston event on October 20-21st? NASA ISAC 2018 Boston will be held at CIC Boston. We’ll keep you posted on the registration information! Stay Tuned!!

ATL Thinks! is an innovation program designed to highlight Metro Atlanta's talented people and companies while connecting them to industries and opportunities through a series of ideation labs, hackathons, and pitch competitions. The 2018 edition, powered by Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL) and Delta focuses on the aviation industry. Four divisions of participants work to solve challenges faced by many airports and airlines around the world. The winning team from each division gets to deploy their solution with their challenge sponsor, and retain the intellectual property for future use. Watch the grand finale as the teams make their presentations to aviation industry executives. Challenges: + ATL Rewards + ATLNext Construction Navigation Design + GreeningATL Apiary + Renewable Regenerative Energy Sponsored By: Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport Moderator: Joey Womack (Founder, Amplify 4 Good) Dress Code: Startupish Complimentary Light Bites + Beer + Wine

CCNY techie and hacker students! If you're interested in health tech and would like to participate in the 2019 Nestlé Skin Health SHIELD & Zahn Center Hackathon, then be sure to come along for Info Session. You'll get to learn about the hackathon and how you'll be challenged to create an innovative skin health solution -- an app. a skin care product idea, an educational campaign, or whatever you can conceive!

Hack the day away. Join talented developers for a day of innovation. Network with others in your industry to learn best practices for innovative workflow solutions. Symphony will be hosting three hackathons on Thursday, September 27, prior to its Innovate conference, in: London  New York Paris Teams of 1-5 individuals will to work together to create a bot, app, or integration that will supercharge business and improve workflows. Team members must register individually for the hackathon. Two winners will be selected per region. Teams will be judged based on innovation, workflow, and potential business impact. Winners will be presented with awards on stage at the end of the day. Award categories & prize details to follow.  All winning teams & their developments will also be featured at Innovate on October 3, 2018 at the Conrad Hotel in New York. To participate in any of the hackathons, individuals must: Register all individuals in your team by September 21, 2018. Attend or view the one-hour webinar prior to the event. (Webinar details to follow).  Day of: Provide your own hardware (laptops, chargers, etc.). Internet will be provided. Breakfast, lunch, and snacks will be provided. A casual cocktail and networking hour will follow the awards ceremony. For more information visit our website. By attending the Symphony Innovate 2018 Hackathon, you consent to (i) be photographed, filmed and/or otherwise recorded; (ii) be included in Symphony’s developer newsletter distribution list (which distribution will contain an unsubscribe option if you no longer desire to receive the newsletters); and (iii) the use and publication by Symphony Communication Services, LLC, its affiliates and any applicable media agency acting on Symphony’s behalf of (1) your name, likeness, statements & voice (if applicable) and (2) images, descriptions (whether verbal or written) and videos of any developments you bring to, or display or created at, the Hackathon, in each case as such information or media is received or recorded by Symphony at Symphony Innovate 2018, for any purpose in which Symphony engages, including any promotion, advertisement or other conduct of trade.

Disruptive Innovation Hackathon Summit (Consumer and Enterprise) Will Build and Launch 100 Disruptive Startups in 3 Days!   Read more here (Detailed Hackathon Agenda for Startups). Why: We believe disruptive innovation can change the world, since our mission is to help leading corporate, startup and universities implement disruptive innovation, we are gracefully providing our resources and expertise to implement the most promising idea's by converting them into 100 viable startups (Built and Launched in 3 Days). How: The Hackathon start with Corporate Summit, where leading corporate and domain experts would share top challenges within their respective market (Digital, Finance, Health, Energy, Mobility and Robotics), which would be broadcast live to the Hackathon Participants, so they capture and select one of the challenges and expand on it to explore potential solutions that will be refined during the 3 Days Hackathon into product. View our the last Stanford event video here                                           ==================Agenda===================== 9am - 5:00pm: Top Challenges - Opportunities across industries, and how to leverage (AI / Blockchain / 3D / Robotics): 9am Digital Tech (Enterprise, Consumers, Blockchain-Cybersecurity, Media & AR/VR) 10:30am FinTech (Mobile Payment, Token / Crypto Assets, Smart Contracts) 1pm - Health Tech (Wearables, TeleHealth, 3D Medical Devices, BioTech) 2:30pm - Energy tech (IoT - Smart Cities - Smart Home, CleanTech, AgroTech) 4:00pm  - Mobility and Robotics (Autonomous Cars, Drones, Urban Mobility)                                          ===============Reception================== Featured Invited Mentors, Investors and Guests Speakers are affiliated with: Snapshot of past attendees from across the globe and industries   Event Terms: All ticket sales are final with no exchange. In case of last-minute change or cancellations of the venue by the host, we will reschedule for a future date and issue replacement ticket for the new venue at no additional cost. Given Panel speakers busy schedule, last minute changes happen, and will do our best to find replacement without any guarantee that any or all panelists listed above will attend. Discounted and promo tickets cannot be transferred or exchanged. All obtained tickets that does not meet the discount or promo criteria would be considered void and non-valid. By joining this event you agree on all terms as listed by respective sponsors, organizers and venues host under their respective terms of services web pages. Organizer and Sponsor: ONETRACTION IS THE FIRST ON-DEMAND VENTURE CAPITAL, THAT DISRUPTS HOW CORPORATIONS, STARTUPS, AND INVESTORS IMPLEMENT INNOVATION! Our founders are serial entrepreneurs, Stanford, Harvard, MIT, McKinsey, Accenture and Google alums! Based in Silicon Valley, we help global founders build innovative products for the right market, backed by top corporate clients and investors, see past events, featured startups portfolio or join our program here