WEEX has just opened the doors to a new trading competition that blends artificial intelligence, market prediction, and ...

Rep. Kevin McCarthy, R-Calif., delivers remarks during the Fourth Congressional Hackathon in the auditorium of the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center on April 6, 2022 in Washington, D.C.(Photo by Anna ...

On a Friday evening after classes, the last thing that Vickie Angie ’13 (new media design) wanted to think about was schoolwork. “I needed a change of pace and I wanted to be creative,” said Angie.

Hackathons are events that bring together computer programmers and engineers to collaborate on developing software, hardware, or other technological solutions within a limited time frame — usually ...

Hackathons are evolving beyond casual coding events into major platforms for recruitment, marketing, and innovation.

The stereotypical idea of hackathons involves hundreds of developers crammed together in cavernous rooms surrounded by empty energy drink cans and pizza boxes. There are certainly still hackathons ...

Hackathons, those one- or two-day innovation sprints in which teams of like-minded, well-intentioned, super-excited people gather to develop solutions to a designated challenge, can often be less ...

Share on Twitter Share on Facebook Share on Reddit Share on LinkedIn Share via Email ODENTON, Md. – Soldiers and Civilians from Fort George G. Meade hosted the last of the three Hackathon events – a ...

The eRaksha Hackathon 2026 will be part of BECon ’26—the famed institute’s annual entrepreneurship conclave—ahead of the ...

Irvine-based Kareo, which provides software for small medical practices, held a hackathon this summer to find new products to help its mobile products function better. During the event, participants ...

HackingEDU is inspiring college students to hack their way to a better educational future. The organization's inaugural Hackathon is coming up on October 23-25th at the San Mateo Event Center in San ...

On a Friday evening after classes, the last thing that Vickie Angie ’13 (new media design) wanted to think about was schoolwork. “I needed a change of pace and I wanted to be creative,” said Angie.