Click here to view the results of the public vote!
72h starting April 3rd 16:00 CET
Online
Click here to view the results of the public vote!
72h starting April 3rd 16:00 CET
Online
LauzHack Against COVID-19 is a 72h online hackathon dedicated to fighting the coronavirus crisis.
Come lend a hand! During the hackathon, you will work on an impactful idea, get help from mentors, and create an open-source prototype.
You can come up with your own idea, or work on an existing one.
To win this fight, we need people with a variety of backgrounds and skill sets.
With the help of EPFL, we will then support people who want to turn their prototypes into production-quality projects.
Check out our list of resources and ideas!
Please keep in mind our rules.
| Friday 16:00 | Opening ceremony |
| Friday 20:00 | Project ideas (optional) |
| Saturday 12:00 | Registering teams and projects |
| Sunday 12:00 | First pitch |
| Monday 16:00 | Final submission |
| Tuesday | Public vote for projects |
Yes! Anyone can participate, not just students.
You can also participate as a mentor, to help others in your area of expertise.
No! Programming is only one thing you could do; you can also design, analyze, mentor, ideate, engineer, build physical prototypes…
Nothing! Participation is free of charge.
Online! As a good virus fighter, you’ll stay at home during this hackathon.
You will register individually, then form teams of any size you want with whoever you want.
Don’t worry! Part of the fun of a hackathon is meeting new people.
You will have time at the beginning of the event to socialize and form teams.
Sure! You are free to fight COVID-19 with anything you want, including prior work.
Just make sure to give credit for any previous work, and show which part is yours.
We do not claim any rights on any of your intellectual property whatsoever.
Everything you create belongs to you.
Check out our detailed Q&A document!
Contact us on Facebook, on Twitter,
or by email (info at lauzhack dot com)!
Support the initiative: Sign up as a partner!
LauzHack Against COVID-19 is organized by the LauzHack Association, whose legal documents can be viewed here.
