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DO YOU WANT TO BE AMONG THE FIRST PEOPLE IN THE WORLD TO RUN CODE ON HUMAN NEURONS?
--> 9 teams will have access to the world's first organic computer if they elect to complete Cortical Labs' problem statement (Neuroscience track).
Choose a problem of your own, or select a sponsor-provided “problem statement” to solve. Decide what track you’re interested in, or submit to COOKIES – our “anything and everything” category. Learn from esteemed scientists during our lecture series, and keep an eye on our Discord for prize updates.
Our current tracks: Astrobiology, Oncology, Neuroscience, Drug Discovery, Environment, Therapeutics, Diagnostics, Food and Nutrition, and Biomanufacturing.
This hackathon is an exciting collaboration between students at Stanford, National Tsing Hua University, the Indian Institute of Technology Madras, and the National University of Singapore.
Prizes
Cortical Cloud Award
One month of access to Cortical Labs' Cortical Cloud.
Best Astrobiology Project
Recognizing innovative projects exploring life in extreme conditions and space exploration applications
Best Oncology Project
Honoring breakthrough solutions in cancer detection, treatment, and research methodologies
Best Drug Discovery Project
Celebrating novel approaches to pharmaceutical research and therapeutic compound development
Best Food & Nutrition Project
Honoring solutions in food security, nutrition optimization, and sustainable agriculture
Best Biomanufacturing Project
Celebrating efficient biological production systems and sustainable manufacturing processes
Best Overall Project
The most outstanding project across all tracks, demonstrating exceptional innovation and impact
Most Innovative Solution
Recognizing the most creative and groundbreaking approach to solving complex problems
Best Impact Potential
Honoring projects with the greatest potential for real-world positive impact
Best Technical Implementation
Celebrating superior technical execution, code quality, and implementation excellence
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
Judges
Liz Tsai
Stanford University
Annabelle Shilling
Stanford University
Jenson Ciou
National Tsing Hua University
Britney Wang
National Tsing Hua University
Selee Wele
National University of Singapore
Karthik Rajesh
Indian Institute Of Technology–Madras
Judging Criteria
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Track-specific scoring
Please read our track specific scoring guidelines in your starter pack attached in the same folder as your problem tasks.
Questions? Email the hackathon manager
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