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From left: HackAutism founder Rimon Tubin, SHEKEL President Lihi Lapid and Dan Oryan, head of the Balkan Department in Israel's Foreign Ministry. Credit: Arik Mor.
Fourth Israeli hackathon develops tools for those with autism
Rimon Tubin, the founder of HackAustism, tells JNS the Start-Up Nation ought to be able to aid those with disabilities.
Howard Blas
Feb. 14, 2023
A participant in the Jerusalem College of Technology LevTech Entrepreneurship Center’s fourth annual women’s hackathon, May 2021. Credit: Jerusalem College of Technology.
Women’s hackathon students develop image-processing technology to improve lives
Post-event, participants can enter the LevTech Lab Pre-Accelerator to further develop products or create their own startups.
June 1, 2021
Promo for the BIS/SWIFT ISO 20022 Hackathon. Source: ISO20022hackathon.hackerearth.com
‘Hackathon’ seeks solutions to speed up international money transfers
Ultimately, ISO 20022 will facilitate cross-border payments that are less expensive, faster and more transparent.
March 3, 2021
Participants in the first Jewish-Arab-Jerusalem Hackathon, November 2020. Photo by May Hatib.
Jewish-Arab hackathon aims to model new projects and ties in Jerusalem
“We have a vision—to build an innovative, integrated platform of Jerusalemites from all sectors. This is the beginning of building bridges,” said Yonatan Arnon.
Nov. 25, 2020
The winning team of the Jerusalem College of Technology Women’s Hackathon, June 19, 2020. Credit: Courtesy.
Women’s hackathon in Jerusalem results in solutions for pandemic’s acute needs
A virtual dating platform resembling a face-to-face dating environment, complete with interactive games, wins the latest hackathon to address challenges due to COVID-19.
June 23, 2020
A group photo of the virtual hackathon called “HackCorona” on March 19-20, 2020. Credit: Courtesy.
Birthright, MIT and IDF Unit 8200 alumni collaborate in anti-coronavirus hackathon
Putting like minds together to create solutions to tackle necessary services during a pandemic.
Eliana Rudee
March 24, 2020
Firefighters have been battling flames throughout Australia more than 130-feet high in some areas. Authorities have called it the country’s worst bushfires in history, with the sheer size of the flames far surpassing that of the 2018 California wildfires and 2019 Amazon fires, January 2020 Credit: CPOA Brett Kennedy/Commonwealth of Australia.
Tel Aviv hackathon seeks solutions to ramifications of Australia’s bushfires
Participants specialized in water treatment, emergency infrastructures, telecom, energy, tourism, air pollution, and wildlife and animal rescue.
Jan. 31, 2020
Hard at work during the fourth annual Jerusalem College of Technology (Machon Lev) “Great Minds Hackathon,” December 2019. Photo by Michael Erenburg.
Crop-disease detection in drones wins men’s ‘Great Minds Hackathon’
More than 100 students from Israel and dozens of other countries took part in the fourth annual Jerusalem College of Technology hackathon, working for 48 hours on innovative projects and designs.
Dec. 30, 2019
The winning team of the Jerusalem College of Technology’s Second Annual Women’s Hackathon accepts their prize, June 2019. Photo by Michael Erenburg.
Jerusalem College women’s hackathon leads to device to gauge oxygen levels in babies
The women came from a variety of disciplines, including software engineering, electrical engineering, industrial engineering and business.
June 21, 2019