A Hackathon for Classical Tibetan

Green Hackathon: Hacking for Sustainable Food

Jorge Luis Zapico KTH Centre for Sustainable Communications, Stockholm, Sweden Linnaeus University, Växjö, Sweden [email protected] !! Abstract— The ICT4S Green Hackathon was an event exploring the use of information and communications technologies in sustainable food production and consumption, where developers, designer and problem owners met for creating prototypes and applications for a whole d...

'You can dance your prototype if you like': independent filmmakers adapting the hackathon

hackseq: Catalyzing collaboration between biological and computational scientists via hackathon

hackseq ( http://www.hackseq.com) was a genomics hackathon with the aim of bringing together a diverse set of biological and computational scientists to work on collaborative bioinformatics projects. In October 2016, 66 participants from nine nations came together for three days for hackseq and collaborated on nine projects ranging from data visualization to algorithm development. The response ...

Museomix: lessons learned from an open creative hackathon in museums

In the past decades, museums have become places that do not only conserve and store artefacts, but also provide visitors with education and entertainment. They are now challenged to become open, collaborative and creative spaces. In this paper we describe a participative event, involving both visitors and museum actors during a threeday hackathon in order to create digital artefacts for museums...

Introduction to the Biomedical Linked Annotation Hackathon (BLAH) 2015 Symposium

Scientific literature is a central repository of scientific knowledge every important scientific discovery has been published in it. As such, it has become a main target of data mining, and in particular, text mining. However, the unstructured, or covertly structured, nature of natural language texts poses a major barrier to accessing the contents of literature. The technology of literature ann...