HOW DOES IT WORK?
Project submission phase: 1 November until 17 December 2023
The Hackathon consists of a preselection round where participants can submit a project related to biodiversity data cubes and our objectives.
These projects must include:
Project name
Abstract
The problem it solves: aim and objectives and why should people use it?
In what way do you plan to use cubes?
What skills do you need in your team?
Alignment with B-Cubed
Lead(s)
The organisers, scientific committee and technical coaches will select projects that meet the criteria for acceptance, based on feasibility, creativity, and alignment with the Hackathon’s theme.
Accepted projects will be officially launched on the B-Cubed Hackathon webpage at the end of December 2023. You will learn whether your project has been accepted by our board by the end of December 2023. It's important to note that team leads must still register for the event, providing us with the necessary details. For those whose project proposals may not be selected, we extend a warm invitation to participate in the hackathon by joining another project that aligns with your interests.
Submit Your Project
The deadline for submissions is December 17, 2023
Acceptance and Registration phase: 2 January until 29 February 2024
Once the accepted projects and team leads are confirmed, the Hackathon enters the registration process. Participants can register and express their interest in the various projects that will be launched on B-Cubed's hackathon webpage. Registration is open access but based on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that after 29 February, in-person registration will be closed. However, virtual attendance registration will remain open until the start of the Hackathon on 2 April 2024.