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About TMF AI ICURe Engage
TMF AI ICURe Engage aims to identify potential beneficiaries of research, introduce participants to tools for commercialisation, and foster consideration of entrepreneurship as a pathway for achieving societal impact and a viable career choice.
The TMF AI ICURe Engage programme is open to all researchers from all disciplines, who are or wish to, explore increasing the adoption of responsible and trustworthy AI. This is an introductory, light-touch opportunity, available regardless of whether there is already an adoptable idea; the programme introduces them to ICURe and provides the space and opportunity to think about entrepreneurship differently.
What’s included
2-day training bootcamp from Impact experts Part-time market engagement spanning 4-weeks Introduction to ICURe, ideation, design thinking and Value Proposition Canvas Weekly hour-long conversations with peer group support and mentor for 3 weeks A minimum of 5 hours of self-study and research over the 3 weeks Consideration of how delivering impact may be funded Production of a short video report reflecting on knowledge gained and research area impact potential Why attend?
Our participants get access to expert training and a fantastic network of mentors and investors who join them early on their journey. We’re derisking very exciting AI technologies which have enormous potential to change the world for the better.
Who is eligible?
TMF AI ICURe Engage is open to all AI researchers and research students funded by all UK Councils.
Key dates
Applications open: 21/07/2025 Applications close: 09/09/2025 Evaluation starts: 11/09/2025 Start date: 02/10/2025 Delivery partner: SETsquared Please read the key dates, expectations and guidance document.
 
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Commercialising Knowledge Assets Fund (CKAF) Autumn
UK registered government research organisations can apply for grants from £50,000 up to £250,000 to move viable public sector knowledge assets towards commercial readiness. This funding is provided by the Government Office for Technology Transfer (GOTT). Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants.

To lead a project your organisation must be a UK registered:


Public Sector Research Establishment (PRSE), UKRI wholly owned institute
or

other public sector bodies that meet GOTT standard eligibility criteria, for example, arms length bodies (ALBs), that undertake research as a primary function
Open now
Opened: 2 June 2025 Closes: 4 September 2025

Welcome to the MOSA Summer Hackathon 2025! 
This is an exciting opportunity for Penn Engineering Online students to work together on a technical project for a chance to be recognized as a winner.  It is a great experience to connect with fellow students, add a standout project to your resume, and showcase your innovation skills. 
 
REGISTRATION IS OPEN
To get started, please register here
WHAT'S NEXT?
Once registered, please join us on the slack channel #mosa-hackathon-event to meet other hackers and for the latest updates.
Hacking starts: April 28th, 2025 Submission deadline:  August 24th, 2025 (1:00 am EST)  
Eligibility & Rules:
Participants must be Penn Engineering Online Students. Each student can only join one team. Each team can only submit to one track. Each team can have 2-4 students. Requirements
What to Build
In this open-ended hackathon, you are free to choose a project of your choice using any programming language, with the primary goal being to learn and build something new and valuable to add to your portfolio.
You can submit to one of the following themes: AI for good, Finance, Climate action / Water or Agriculture, Tools for Frontline Workers (Healthcare, Transport, Food supply, Emergency services, Education / Special education professionals, etc), and General. 
 
To be considered for a prize, you will need to do 4 things:  
Complete registration using this form. Submit the GitHub repo to Devpost using the official README.md template by August 24th, 2025 (1:00 am EST) Submit a 2-5 minute max demo video to Devpost by August 24th, 2025 (1:00 am EST) Submit a write-up for your project via Devpost by August 24th, 2025 (1:00 am EST) Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
5 non-cash prizes Category 1 - AI for Good
1 winner The focus of this track is to create projects that leverage artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies to solve problems that affect the world.
Category 2 - Finance
1 winner This track could involve diverse projects ranging from improving the users' financial wellbeing, personal finance management to those enhancing broader financial services.
Category 3 - Climate action / Water / Agriculture
1 winner Build innovative solutions to track carbon footprints, enhance water resource management for aquaculture, or improve agricultural sustainability.
Category 4 - Digital Tools for Frontline Workers (Healthcare, Transport, Food supply, Education / Special education professionals, etc.)
1 winner Create technologies that improve efficiency, enhance well-being, or address the unique challenges faced by those who keep our world running every day.
Category 5 - General
1 winner Have an idea that doesn’t quite fit with the themes above? Submit a project of your choosing that solves a challenge.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Tom Farmer
Program Director, Online Master of Computer and Information Technology
Brandon Krakowsky
Lecturer, Department of Computer and Information Science
Judging Criteria
Project idea / Innovation (10 points)
How well does the project address/solve a need or problem in any field/community? Does it have any interesting design/novel features or is it something known to all? Implementation (10 points)
How technically challenging is it to solve the problem? Does the software have any critical errors, many bugs or minimal to no bugs? Any use of architecture/software design patterns in the code? Design (5 points)
Did the group consider carefully the user experience? How well is the user interface designed? Scalability / Ease of adoption (5 points)
Does the project have the potential to scale? What is the likelihood of its adoption by stakeholders, intended users, etc.? Presentation (5 points)
Did the group provide a thoughtful elevator pitch that explains the problem statement and how their project can be useful to others in comparison to other interventions? Did the group explain the logic behind the code in a methodical manner?

Closing the tax gap is a key strategic priority for HMRC. In the 2023 to 2024 tax year, the tax gap is estimated to be 5.3% of total theoretical tax liabilities, or £46.8 billion in absolute terms. This is driven by a range of customer behaviours from simple error to deliberate evasion. Identifying deliberate evasion is inherently difficult across a very large population of customers. By its nature the intent of deliberate evasion is to hide and deceive. This can lead to sub-optimal targeting of investigations by HMRC which impacts HMRC’s ability to close the tax gap and increases the burden on compliant customers. Being able to identify deliberate evasion accurately at population level will improve HMRC’s approach to managing the tax gap and reduce the impact on compliant customers.
This competitive procurement will invite novel and innovative solutions to closing the tax gap within a customer group on the theme of tackling evasion behaviour. The competition is open to all registered businesses.
Potential solutions may include (but are not limited to) analytical techniques and data that can help identify indicators of potential evasion in HMRC’s risking processes. However, this is an open competition, and HMRC would like to explore a range of innovative solutions that can contribute to the primary objective of closing the tax gap.
A multi-stage competitive flexible procedure will be used with features designed to support innovation, encourage participation especially from Small and Medium sized Enterprises, and to enable HMRC to implement a solution to the problem statement.
The first round submission will comprise of a short proposal and mandatory exclusion criteria. Bidders selected to proceed to further rounds will receive funding to support them through the rounds of the competition. There will be a funded pilot phase as part of the competition. Bidders are encouraged to join the launch event on the 21st July to learn about the stages of the competition. A full detailed description will be included in the tender documentation and further funding updates will be added to this page once available.
A launch event introducing the problem statement and the detail of the competitive flexible procedure will be held virtually, via Microsoft Teams, on Monday 21st July 2025 at 11am to 12:30pm. Bidders must register for HMRC’s SAP Ariba eSourcing portal (see below for details) and complete the registration form to register for the launch event by 3pm on Friday 18th July.
Late requests to join the event may be considered up to 10am on Monday 21st July.
The launch event will be recorded and the recording will be available to all bidders who enter the competition on SAP Ariba.
For queries about this competition, contact innovationaiteam@hmrc.gov.uk.
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This competition will be conducted by way of an eSourcing event using HMRC’s SAP Ariba eSourcing Portal. Please ensure you are registered with the eSourcing Portal to gain access to the competition documentation when it is released which will contain the problem statement and information on the process.
If you are not already registered, the registration link is:
http://hmrc.sourcing-eu.ariba.com/ad/selfRegistration
As part of the registration process you will receive a system generated email asking you to activate your SAP Ariba supplier account by verifying your email address. Once you have completed the activation process you will receive a further email by return confirming the ‘registration process is now complete’ and providing you with ‘your organisation’s account ID’ number. If an email response from HMRC is not received within one working day of your request, please contact sapariba.hmrcsupport@hmrc.gov.uk (after first checking your spam in-box) notifying non-receipt and confirming when your registration request was first made.
Once you have obtained ‘your organization’s account ID’ number, please provide your registered details in the form linked here.
You will be added to a sourcing event for this competition in SAP Ariba following the launch event.
Further information about HMRC’s procurement tool SAP Ariba, a Suppliers Guide and general information about supplying to HMRC is available on the HMRC website: www.hmrc.gov.uk/about/supplying.htm
If you have already registered on SAP Ariba then you may also need to re-register on HMRC’s SAP Ariba in order to be added to the event.
Register for launch event (you must be registered on SAP Ariba first)

Canada-UK Semiconductors
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of at least £1 million for collaboration with Canadian SMEs on joint Semiconductors projects. Eligibility
This competition is open to UK and Canadian collaborations only.

To lead a project your organisation must:

be a UK registered business of any size
or

be a Canadian incorporated, profit oriented small or medium sized enterprise (SME)

Your collaboration must involve at least one grant claiming UK registered business and one eligible Canadian incorporated, profit orientated SME.
Open now
Opened: 12 May 2025 Closes: 15 October 2025

About the challenge
This design-thinking hackathon takes participants on an end-to-end innovation journey—from ideation and development to prototyping and real-world launch. Through interactive workshops, you’ll gain both the theory and practical skills to work with AI and emerging technologies.
 
We challenge you to create solutions in these transformative fields:
🔹 EduTech (Revolutionizing learning)
🔹 HealthTech (Transforming healthcare)
🔹 FinTech (Redefining finance)
🔹 ClimateTech (Solving environmental challenges)
These sectors power our communities—now it’s your turn to reshape them with groundbreaking ideas!
The hackathon will be in hybrid format (mainly on-site); thus, we welcome online participants to join! 
 
Visit our website for registration Community Shaper 2025
Requirements
What to Submit? 
1. Project Presentation (PowerPoint, 10+ slides)
Clearly explain your team’s project, its background, AI or other technology tools utilized, and its potential impact on the community.
Prompts to consider: problem statement, community aspect, technology used, how it is integrated into the project 
2. Short Introduction Video (1-2 minutes)
Introduce your project in a creative way—either through a quick pitch or a live demo of your software/interface.
Keep it engaging and concise :)
 
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Community Shaper 2025 Award
500 winners A certificate of participation and a reference letter from Mr. Nelson Yip, a CEO of China Hong Kong Culture Exchange Association.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Nelson Yip
China Hong Kong Culture Exchange Association
Judging Criteria
Problem Definition: 30%
Clarity of Problem: How clearly is the problem defined? Relevance of Solution: How well does the proposed solution address the defined problem? Innovation and Creativity: 25%
Originality: does the project offer an innovative solution or approach? Creativity: Is the project creatively designed and showcase out-of-the-box thinking? Feasibility and Implementation: 30%
Practicality: How fundamentally feasible is the project in real-world application? Sustainability & Scalability: Can the solution maintain a long-term competitive advantage? Presentation and Communication: 15%
Clarity: How clearly and effectively is the project idea documented and communicated? Engagement: Is the presentation engaging and compelling?

Welcome to Programmers Unknown Battleground — where code is your weapon and innovation is your arena. This is not your average hackathon. Inspired by the spirit of PUBG, this event challenges developers, designers, and dreamers to drop in, squad up, and build game-changing solutions under pressure.
In this battleground, creativity, speed, and collaboration decide who survives till the end.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$250 in prizes First Prize
$250 in cash 1 winner This price includes cash and swags
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Judging Criteria
Innovation & Creativity
Is the idea original or a creative twist on an existing concept? Does it bring a fresh approach to solving a problem?

Contracts for Innovation: Resource Efficient Automotive Impacts
Organisations can apply for a share of up to £3 million, inclusive of VAT, to develop the impact validation of a demonstrated resource efficiency solution. Eligibility
To lead a project, you can:

be an organisation of any size, including those based in the EU, EEA or internationally work alone or with other organisations as subcontractors

Contracts will be awarded to a single legal entity only. The majority of the project work must be carried out in the UK. Open now
Opened: 14 July 2025 Closes: 27 August 2025

About the challenge
HackCafé is a 100% online hackathon dedicated to solving real-world challenges in mountain coffee farming. Participants will explore how technology, sustainability, and innovation can transform one of Brazil’s most traditional and valuable agricultural sectors.
The coffee chain needs bold ideas—from better tools and AI systems to IoT sensors and low-cost devices that can support small producers. Whether you're into hardware, software, or data science, there’s a space for you here.
Requirements
What to Build
Participants are invited to create prototypes, mockups, demos, or technical documentation that address one or more of the following:
Tools for small-scale or mountainous coffee farming
Sustainable agricultural practices (e.g., waste reuse, water use, renewable energy)
AI or IoT applications for monitoring, optimization, or logistics
Low-cost equipment or automation for rural workers
Creative or social-impact solutions connected to coffee culture
What to Submit
Your submission must include:
A clear explanation of your idea and how it solves the proposed challenge
Any supporting material (code repository, presentation, prototype, sketches, diagrams, etc.)
A short demo video (2–4 minutes) explaining your solution
Optional: Pitch deck or technical documentation
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$150 in prizes 1st Place – HackCafé 2025 Winner
$150 in cash 1 winner
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Felipe Silva
Eleven Events
Judging Criteria
Relevance to Mountain Coffee Farming
Does the project address a real problem in the context of small or mountainous coffee farming? Judges will evaluate how clearly the solution is aligned with the specific needs of coffee producers. Innovation and Creativity
How original and innovative is the idea? Judges will assess whether the solution brings a novel approach or new perspective to existing challenges, especially using technology.

Innovate UK Innovation Loans Round 22
UK registered businesses can apply for loans for close to market innovative projects with strong commercial potential. They must significantly improve the UK economy and drive societal benefit. Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants from micro, small or medium sized enterprises (SMEs) registered in the UK. Open now
Opened: 10 July 2025 Closes: 27 August 2025

AlgoFest Hackathon: Where Algorithms Ignite Innovation

Get ready for AlgoFest Hackathon, where creativity meets code and cutting-edge algorithms take center stage. This event is built for algorithm enthusiasts, from competitive programmers to data scientists and systems thinkers, who are ready to shape the future of problem-solving with powerful, efficient, and innovative solutions.
Whether you’re optimizing complex systems, building algorithmic trading models, or creating next-gen recommendation engines — AlgoFest is your launchpad for transformative tech. With a focused deadline and strong support, this is your moment to push the boundaries of what algorithms can achieve.
  Why AlgoFest Hackathon is Special?  
Extended Code Period: With nearly two months to build, participants have ample time to develop high-performance algorithmic solutions.
Flexible Submission Window: Final project submissions are open from 26th July to 31th August, giving you time to polish your solution.
Expert Judging Panel: Your projects will be reviewed by leading algorithmists, data engineers, and industry professionals.
Real-World Impact: Design solutions with real-world applications in logistics, finance, cybersecurity, social platforms, and beyond.
    📅 Event Schedule  
26th July: Hackathon kick-off, challenge reveal, and team formation
26th July – 14th September: Code period — time to build, iterate, and refine your algorithmic solutions
15th September: Submission window opens for final projects
September: Final judging & announcement of winners
Requirements
Presentation Video: A short (2-3 minute) video demo that walks through your project, highlighting its functionality, AI algorithms, and its potential impact.  Technical Documentation: Include details about the datasets used, the model(s) you implemented, and a step-by-step guide to your solution's architecture. Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$5,300+ in prizes + other prizes WINNER
$2,500 in cash 1 winner
Winner : 2nd Place
$1,800 in cash 1 winner
WINNER: 3rd Place
$1,000 in cash 1 winner
Sponsor Prizes
1 winner To be declared
Participation SWAGS
500 winners
To be declared
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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AK SINHA
Person of Contact
Raghava Dittakavi
Team Lead, DevOps ,Tracelink.INC, MA
TBD

Judging Criteria
Algorithmic Innovation – originality and technical depth
Efficiency & Performance – runtime, space complexity, and scalability
Real-World Relevance – practical use or potential impact
Code Quality & Documentation – readability, structure, and usability
Judging Criteria
Projects will be evaluated based on:

Growth Catalyst Early Stage: New Innovators
UK registered micro and small businesses can apply for a share of up to £10 million to develop affordable, adoptable and investable innovations in the five critical technologies. Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants only.

To lead a project your organisation must:


be a UK registered micro or small business not have previously been awarded funding from Innovate UK carry out its project work in the UK intend to exploit the project outcomes from the UK for domestic or global benefit
Closing soon
Opened: 7 July 2025 Closes: 6 August 2025

Agri-tech and food technology, Mid and North Wales - CRD
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £2.7 million for business led projects that grow their innovation activities in the agri-tech and food technology cluster in Mid and North Wales. This funding is from Innovate UK. Eligibility
This competition is open to collaborations only.

To lead a collaborative project your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size. The consortium must contain at least one UK registered micro, small or medium sized enterprise (SME) claiming grant funding on this application.
Open now
Opened: 30 June 2025 Closes: 20 August 2025

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) will invest up to £100,000 to support the development of applications for on-farm trials and farm experiment projects. This funding is part of Defra’s Farming Innovation Programme, delivered in partnership with Innovate UK.
This competition is designed for farmers, growers and foresters based in England who are keen to test and trial new ideas or solutions on-farm and require support to develop a Full ADOPT Grant application. Read more about ADOPT Grants on the Farming Innovation website from Defra and Innovate UK.
The aim of this competition is to:
provide a £2,500 grant for a farmer, grower or forester based in England to engage an external Project Facilitator to support with submissions into the Full ADOPT Grant competitions improve the quality of Full ADOPT Grant applications make ADOPT funding accessible to a wider range of applicants enhance the skills and expertise of the farming eco-system to engage with innovation funding If you are successful in this competition, you will need to provide evidence within six months of funding being awarded that your Full ADOPT Grant application has been sent for assessment before any payment can be made to you.
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To lead a project your organisation must:
be an active farming, growing or forestry business of any size based in England be able to evidence that you are an established commercial business, including sole traders and partnerships have a UK bank account Organisations that are not profit driven or do not have a commercial focus, including Community Interest Companies (CICs) and charities, are not allowed to participate in this competition.
Subcontractors are not allowed in this competition.
A farmer, grower or forester can only lead on one application per competition round and receive a maximum of two Facilitator Support Grants in total.
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We welcome and encourage applications from people of all backgrounds and are committed to making our application process accessible to everyone. This includes making reasonable adjustments, for people who have a disability or a long-term condition and face barriers applying to us.
You can contact us at any time to ask for guidance.
We recommend you contact us at least 15 working days before this competition’s closing date to allow us to put the most suitable support in place. The support we can provide may be limited if you contact us close to the competition deadline.
You can contact Innovate UK by email or call 0300 321 4357. Our phone lines are open from 9am to 12pm and 2pm to 5pm UK time, Monday to Friday (excluding bank holidays).
If you have any enquiries about the ADOPT funding opportunity, please contact the ADOPT Support HUB. Further information can be found in the Supporting Information Tab.
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To be eligible to apply for this competition, you must:
engage with an external Project Facilitator that is registered in the Innovate UK Business Connect database work with the facilitator to develop and submit an eligible application for a Full ADOPT Grant competition If you are successful in this competition you will need to:
provide evidence that your Full ADOPT Grant application has been sent for assessment submit a claim within six months of receiving your Grant Offer letter A total of £2,500 will be awarded per successful participant once the claim and evidence is submitted.
If you are successful in the Full ADOPT Grants, any awards given to primary agricultural producers are subject to the green box exemption under the WTO Agreement on Agriculture. Please see further guidance on green box subsidies here WTO Guidance for support in Agriculture.
Applicants receiving this type of support must ensure that there is minimal to no distortion of trade and comply with the requirements of Annex 2 of the Agriculture Agreement.
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This competition is designed for farmers, growers and foresters based in England who are keen to test and trial new ideas or solutions on-farm and require support to develop a Full ADOPT Grant application.
The aim of this competition is to:
provide a £2,500 grant for a farmer, grower or forester based in England to engage an external Project Facilitator to support with submissions into the Full ADOPT Grant competitions improve the quality of Full ADOPT Grant applications make ADOPT funding accessible to a wider range of applicants enhance the skills and expertise of the farming eco-system to engage with innovation funding The project you intend to develop and submit as a Full ADOPT Grant application must be for an on-farm trial or experiment to test new ideas and solutions. This is to demonstrate to you and other farmers, growers or foresters if it works in real on-farm conditions.
Your project will need to address major on-farm or immediate post farmgate challenges or opportunities and it must have the potential to significantly improve one or more of the following:
productivity resilience sustainability and progression towards net zero farming Your proposal must demonstrate to other farmers, growers or foresters in England how the idea or solution will be of benefit to them.
Your project must focus on testing and trialling ideas or solutions that are either new or not yet widely used.
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Your project must address a significant industry challenge or opportunity in at least one or more of the following sectors:
agriculture horticulture agro-forestry We are not funding projects that:
do not benefit farmers, growers or foresters in England are based on funded crop variety plot trials are based on existing demonstration trials or projects are for the production of crops or plants for medicinal or pharmaceutical use are for cultivated meat are based on equine systems involve wild caught fisheries involve aquaculture, such as algae and seaweed, or fermentation systems for bacteria, yeast or fungi for human consumption { const el = $refs['accordion6']; const top = el.getBoundingClientRect().top + window.pageYOffset - 80; // adjust offset window.scrollTo({ top, behavior: 'smooth' }); }); } else { selected = null; } "> Briefing and support
A recorded briefing from 24 July will be available from the Innovation Funding Service.
This grant is intended for a farmer, grower or forester based in England to engage an external Project Facilitator to support with the submission into the Full ADOPT Grant competitions. The Project Facilitator must be registered in the Innovate UK Business Connect Project Facilitator database.
The ADOPT Support Hub, run by ADAS, has been commissioned to work on ADOPT and they can support applicants and funded projects throughout their journey. They can:
act as the first point of contact for the applicant providing advice on scope, suitability or on-farm trial practicalities help form connections finding expertise, partners and capabilities necessary for an application provide and promote standards on best practice for on-farm R&D support the exchange of information and outputs from funded projects to share amongst farmers to enable broad knowledge exchange and dissemination For information and support visit the ADOPT Support Hub website, email: adoptsupport@adas.co.uk or call 0800 987 8006. The Support Hub line is open from 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday.
Find out more and apply

About the challenge
The CGCian Dream² Bigger Internal Hackathon is an exciting innovation sprint designed exclusively for CGCian employees to foster creativity, collaboration, and cutting-edge problem-solving within the organization. This internal hackathon challenges participants to identify real-world problems faced by the company or industry and develop innovative, tech-driven solutions in a time-bound, high-energy environment.
Participants will form cross-functional teams to brainstorm, design, and prototype solutions that could range from improving operational efficiencies, enhancing customer experiences, to pioneering new digital products or services. The challenge is not just to code fast but to think smart leveraging emerging technologies, data analytics, automation, and more to create impactful solutions aligned with CGCian’s strategic goals.
This hackathon is more than just competition it’s a platform to unleash potential, drive cultural innovation, and accelerate CGCian’s journey toward a smarter, more agile future.
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Requirements
What to Build:
Innovative Solutions: Build a prototype or minimum viable product (MVP) that addresses a specific challenge within CGCian or its industry.
Focus Areas: Solutions can target any of the following (or related) domains:
Process automation & optimization
Customer experience enhancement
Data-driven insights & analytics
AI/ML-powered tools and applications
Digital transformation & new business models
Sustainability and social impact initiatives
Technology: Use any tech stack or platform suitable for rapid prototyping, including web/mobile apps, APIs, chatbots, IoT, or data solutions.
Teamwork: Collaborate across functions to bring diverse perspectives and skills.
What to Submit:
Working Prototype: A functional demo or MVP showcasing the core features and value of your solution.
Project Documentation: Brief overview including:
Problem statement
Proposed solution and its benefits
Technologies used
Implementation plan or next steps
Pitch Presentation: A short slide deck (5-7 slides) or video (3-5 minutes) explaining your idea, approach, and impact.
Source Code: Clean, commented code repository (e.g., GitHub link) with instructions to run the project.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
$50 in prizes Gift Card for your loved Once
$50 in cash 1 winner Gift Card for your loved Once
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Dr.R.Naveenkumar
Chandigar Group of Colleges
Judging Criteria
Off/Online Mode
The projects will be evaluated by a panel of judges based on several important criteria.

Full ADOPT Grant Round 2
Farming, growing or forestry businesses based in England can apply for a share of up to £2 million for on-farm trial and demonstration projects, to improve adoption of new ideas or solutions in the agricultural sector. Eligibility
This competition is open to collaborations only.

To lead a project your organisation must:

be an active farming, growing or forestry business of any size based in England be able to evidence that you are an established business, including sole traders and partnerships collaborate with at least one other farming businesses of any size based in the UK Open now
Opened: 26 June 2025 Closes: 20 August 2025

Connected Places Catapult, in collaboration with Network Rail and funded by Innovate UK, is excited to announce the fourth year of the Station Innovation Zone (SIZ) Competition. The SIZ programme supports SMEs to develop and trial new ways of improving various aspects of the passenger experience, with Bristol Temple Meads as the testbed site.
The SIZ funding programme takes a two-phase approach. Phase One, starting in November 2025, consists of up to 8 SMEs receiving up to £4,000 each to develop a trial plan for their solutions at Bristol Temple Meads, working closely with colleagues at the Catapult and Network Rail.
Upon completion of these trial plans, up to three SMEs will then be chosen to proceed to Phase Two where they will move forward to live trials over a six-month period at Bristol Temple Meads, each receiving up to £45,000 to support deployment at the station.
All successful applicants will also receive business development and technical trial support as well as the opportunity to showcase their technology at relevant industry events.
The Station Innovation Zone competition aims to reduce barriers to innovation and serves as a showcase for rail technology innovators, buyers and investors. The aim is to craft a station of the future that embodies local identity, fosters inclusivity, and improves transport for all.
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Open to UK-registered small, medium or micro-sized businesses. Innovations must be at least TRL (Technology Readiness Level) 5 or higher. Solutions must address one of the identified challenge areas. Applicants must be willing to travel for meetings in Bristol. { const el = $refs['accordion2']; const top = el.getBoundingClientRect().top + window.pageYOffset - 80; // adjust offset window.scrollTo({ top, behavior: 'smooth' }); }); } else { selected = null; } "> Challenge 1: Station weather resilience
Station weather resilience:
Predicting, preventing and responding to surface condensation
Innovations to help combat condensation on station floors that can lead to slips and falls. Solutions should reduce the need to place matting on the ground, and making public safety announcements.
In certain weather, air condenses and reaches ‘dew point’, resulting in station floors getting damp; reducing slip resistance.
Solutions should consider the heritage status of the station building, and the accessibility needs of all passengers. Multiple solutions may be required to address the issue in full, so applicants are encouraged to show willing to collaborate with other innovators.
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Improving the interchange experience:
Addressing passenger rushing, and reducing anxiety
Solutions that enable passengers to feel relaxed, prepared and in control if there is a change to their service, a delay or cancellation when interchanging between trains or moving to another mode of transport.
Systems should ensure that conflicts between the needs of those stationary versus those moving both fast and slow can be reduced, when a designated platform changes shortly before a train arrives.
Solutions aimed at changing passenger behaviour to help reduce anxiety could include physical innovations at stations—such as the use of light, sound, or other visual stimuli—or digital approaches, including augmented reality.
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On Wednesday 30 July (11am-12:30pm), Connected Places Catapult will hold an Application Support Webinar to give applicants to the Station Innovation Zone Competition the opportunity to find out more about the programme offering, challenges, application process, scoring criteria, and the assessment process. Register for a webinar place.
Drop-in session
Connected Places Catapult will also be hosting two drop-in sessions with Network Rail for applicants to ask questions about the challenges and competition.
Drop-In Session with Network Rail & Challenge Designers: 13 August
Drop-in Session with Network Rail & Challenge Designers: 10 September
Register for drop-in session(s)
Key dates
16 Jul 2025: Applications open 30 Jul 2025: Application support webinar 24 Sept 2025: Applications close Oct 2025: Notification to shortlisted applicants Oct 2025: Interviews Nov 2025 – Jan 2026: Phase one Feb – Jul 2026: Phase two Jul 2026: Phase two project end date Late Summer: Showcase at Bristol Temple Meads If you have any questions about the programme and application, please contact innovation_funding@cp.catapult.org.uk.
Find out more and apply

We are back! Given the great success of last year's AnimalHack 2024 and 2023, we are excited to invite you to this year's edition: AnimalHack 2025. 
Website: https://animalhack.org/ 
Discord: https://discord.gg/ZBbTxuxND2 
Email: animalhack1@gmail.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/animal.hack
Book Publication: Your project will be featured in a book. See the AnimalHack 2024 book and 2023 book for your reference. 
 
AnimalHack is a student-organized hackathon for anyone who interacts with any animals - including pets, service animals, farm animals and wild animals. We were disappointed with the lack of international, open hackathons that focus on animals, so we started our own. 
AnimalHack is a platform that inspires you to think of needs, wants and challenges in interacting with animals. It is intended to help you ignite creative solutions (hacks) with technology and innovate human-animal relationships. 
AnimalHack welcomes anyone of all ages and all technical skills, from limited experience to advanced. 
Entry is free. 
 
Expected project topics include, but are not limited to: 
* Contributing to animal wellbeing 
* Assisting animal owners 
* Assisting animal adoptions 
* Monitoring, conserving and improving the environment around animals 
* Observing, tracing and protecting wild animals 
* Breeding, rearing/farming and harvesting animals 
* Managing nuisance issues with wildlife
* Addressing animal abuse, cruelty and illegal capture/trade 
 
Solutions can take many different forms such as apps, games, social platforms, web sites/services, devices, robots, data collection/storage, data analysis/forecasts, data visualization, information retrieval, and 3-dimensional modeling/printing. 
AnimalHack is a “flexible” online hackathon. Participants can work on their projects anytime until the event starts. Each participant/team is required to submit a project presentation title and contact information by 12pm on September 7 (Sat), EST. 
AnimalHack will take place at 10am on September 8 (Sun), EST. Each participant/team will deliver a project presentation (~10 minutes) online. Various awards are available. A panel of judges will select award winners at the end of the event. 
AnimalHack is hosted by Binnovative, a nonprofit organization in Massachusetts.
We will publish a book that features the projects presented at AnimalHack 2025. Selected participants will be invited to extend their project abstracts and publish them as book chapters. We are planning to publish this book through Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing. See the AnimalHack 2023 and 2024 book for your reference: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CSBPT21P, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FDFYMGQ9
Organizers: 
Yuma Karube (Co-chair)
Hanna Suzuki (Co-chair)
Alyssa Yasuhara
Rimi Yoshikawa
Requirements
Project Work: AnimalHack is a “flexible” online hackathon. You can work on your project anytime until 12pm on September 7 (Sat), EST.
Project Submission: You are required to complete ALL of the following 3 requirements:
Submit your project to Devpost by 12pm on September 7 (Sat), EST. Register your project presentation on a Google Forms page by 12pm on September 7 (Sat), EST. Give a project presentation online at September 8 (Sun), EST. The deadlines are firm. No extensions will be given. Failure to meet the above requirements will disqualify you (and your team) in award judging.
A link for presentation registration will be shared in the AnimalHack 2025 channel of Discord. To register your presentation, you will be asked to submit:
Your name and contact info Your country of residence Your project presentation title An abstract (short one-paragraph description) of your project A publicly accessible link to your project placed on an online code repository (e.g. GitHub) or online storage (e.g. Google Drive). We will verify the actual outcome of your work with this link in the afternoon of September 7. Please note that we will not schedule your presentation if we cannot verify your actual work. You can submit a link to your project on Devpost; however, please make sure that the link references the actual outcome of your work. Project Presentation: We tentatively plan to start project presentations at 10am, September 8 (Sun), EST, but we might slightly adjust it based on the locations (time zones) where participants reside. We will announce the full presentation schedule by early morning of September 8 (Sun), EST. A Zoom link will be made available in the AnimalHack 2025 channel of Discord.
You will have 10 minutes in total for your presentation, including approx. 3 minutes for QAs with judges and other participants.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
9 non-cash prizes Grand Prix
1 winner -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
2nd Place
2 winners -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
3rd Place
3 winners -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Honorable Mentions
2 winners -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Excellence in Creativity Award!
2 winners -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Excellence in Research Award
2 winners -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Excellence in Entrepreneurship Award
1 winner -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Emerging Talent Award
1 winner -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Key Contributor Award
1 winner -Certificate of achievement
-Will be invited to publish a book chapter about the project (priceless achievement!).
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Namaswi Chandarana
https://www.linkedin.com/in/namaswi-chandarana/
Sarasa Ouchi
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarasa-ouchi-08a779315/
Banri Ouchi
https://www.linkedin.com/in/banri-ouchi-153151315/
AnimalHack Advisory Board

Judging Criteria
Impact
How much impact (quality and quantity) can this project have? Does it solve a big problem or a small problem? Will it inspire or help many or a few? Creativity
How creative/innovative is this project? Is it something that hasn't been attempted before, or is it an incremental improvement on something that already exists? Presentation
How well did the team/individual communicate this project? Was the presentation effective in telling the story of the project: why it is important, what challenge it addresses, and how it delivers a solution?

ADOPT Facilitator Support Grant: Round 3
Farming, growing or forestry businesses based in England can apply for a grant of £2,500, to engage an external Project Facilitator to support the development of a Full ADOPT Grant application. Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants only.

To lead a project your organisation must:
be an active farming, growing or forestry business of any size based in England be able to evidence that you are an established business, including sole traders and partnerships have a UK bank account Open now
Opened: 24 July 2025 Closes: 3 September 2025

Description:
Join us for BioHack 2025, where biology meets innovation! This hackathon challenges participants to explore biological sciences through the lens of creativity, research, and technology. Whether you're passionate about genetics, ecology, biotechnology, or health sciences — this is your chance to build something impactful.
Participants will choose a real-world issue and apply biology-based concepts or tools to solve it. Teams may propose an app, a research-based solution, a data visualization, or a public awareness project — the sky’s the limit.
 
follow us at facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61575193418350
Requirements
Challenge Title: "Hack the Cell: Solving Real-World Problems with Biology"
 
 
 
🧠 Suggested Topics:
Synthetic biology and bioengineering
Climate change and biodiversity conservation
Biotechnology for health and medicine
Pandemic prevention or outbreak tracking
Genetic disorders and DNA solutions
Biology in space exploration
📋 Judging Criteria:
Biological Relevance: How well does it apply biology principles?
Creativity: Is the approach unique or innovative?
Impact: How meaningful is the solution?
Presentation: Is it clear, engaging, and well-supported?
👥 Who Can Participate?
Open to middle school, high school, and college students. No advanced lab experience required — just curiosity and creativity!
🏆 Prizes:
🥇 Best Biology Innovation
🥈 Best Public Health Impact
🥉 Best Data Visualization or Research
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
3 non-cash prizes Winners
100 winners certification, cash, membership and more
Winners
10 winners certification, cash, membership and more
Winners
10 winners certification, cash, membership and more
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Steve Brayton
Professor, Biology
Judging Criteria
criteria
everyone will be recognized

DRIVE35 Scale-up: Feasibility Studies
UK registered businesses can apply for a share of up to £5 million for feasibility studies into UK manufacturing of zero emission vehicle technologies. This funding is from the Department for Business and Trade. Eligibility
This competition is open to single applicants only. To work alone your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size. Open now
Opened: 14 July 2025 Closes: 3 September 2025

About the challenge
 
🌱 CodeSprout Hackathon – August 2025 Edition CodeSprout Hackathon is a beginner-focused, month-long online coding event for students and first-time developers. Use only vanilla HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build anything you like — no frameworks, no pressure!
Whether you’re solo or in a team, this is your chance to learn by doing, showcase your creativity, and earn a digital certificate to kickstart your dev journey.
Get started
 
🧠 Theme Open Innovation – Build whatever inspires you!
(Just stick to HTML, CSS, and JS)
 
🧑‍💻 Who Can Join? Ages 13+
High school & college students
Beginners from any country
Solo or teams of up to 4
   
📅 Key Dates (GMT+8)  
Start: August 1, 2025
End: August 31, 2025 @ 11:59 PM
Results: September 5, 2025
 
Let your first lines of code take root.
Join CodeSprout and grow with us! 🌱
Requirements
💡 What to Build You can create any kind of web project using only:
HTML
CSS
JavaScript (no frameworks)
 
Build solo or with a team (up to 4 members).
Your project can be simple or ambitious — the focus is on learning, creativity, and completing something!
  Here are some ideas:  
Portfolio or personal website
Mini games (Tic Tac Toe, Quiz app)
Study tools (to-do list, flashcards, timers)
Resume website
Interactive story or art
Calculator or converter
Any creative project using only vanilla code!
  📦 What to Submit  
Each team or solo participant must submit:
 
✅ Project Title
✅ Short Project Description (what it does + how you made it)
✅ Live demo link (e.g. GitHub Pages, Netlify, Replit, etc.)
✅ GitHub Repository (public, with your code)
✅ Screenshots or GIFs of your project
✅  Demo video (YouTube or Facebook video or even TikTok video – max 3 mins)
 
📝 Tip: Make sure your README file in GitHub explains your project clearly.
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
5 non-cash prizes Best Overall Project Certificate
1 winner Awarded to the most complete, impressive, and well-presented project.
Criteria: Functionality, creativity, design, effort, and execution.
Most Creative Idea Certificate
1 winner Awarded to the most original or unique concept, regardless of how polished it is.
Think: fun games, new tools, quirky ideas.
Best Beginner Build Certificate
2 winners Awarded to a project created by a true beginner who demonstrates learning, growth, and effort—even if the project is simple.
Focus: Learning > polish
Best UI/UX Design Certificate
3 winners Awarded to the project with the cleanest, most user-friendly interface and styling.
Judged on layout, colors, responsiveness, and visual appeal.
Best Team's Collaboration
5 winners Awarded to the team that works well together and presents a well-organized team project.
Bonus points for clear teamwork in the README or demo video.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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Jhon Paul Baonil
Junior Web Developer/ College Student and Owner/Organizer of CodeSprout Hack
Alwin Zulueta Tejedor
Computer System Servicing Teacher at Dumanjug National High School
Judging Criteria
Best Overall Project
Functionality-25% Creativity-20% Design-15% Execution-25% Effort-15% Total 100% Most Creative Idea
Originality=35% Fun Factor=25% Imagination=25% Concept Clarity=15% Total=100% Best Beginner Build
Learning=35% Functionality=25% Progress=20% Effort=20% Total=100% Best UI/UX Design
Layout=25% Usability=25% Responsiveness=25% Aesthetic=25% Total=100% Best Team Collaboration
Team Synergy=30% Clear Roles=20% Demo/README=25% Integration=25% Total=100%

DRIVE35 Innovation Fund: Demonstrate
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £40 million for late stage demonstration research and development projects. Projects will support the UK’s transition to zero emission vehicles and a pathway to a net zero automotive industry. Eligibility
This competition is open to single and collaborations. To lead a project your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size. Open now
Opened: 14 July 2025 Closes: 1 October 2025

Using all the resources provided and your knowledge of business management, recommend a strategic plan to ensure the sustainability and long-term growth of FreshServe Ltd. for the next five years. 
 
Resource 1 - Newspaper Article “FreshServe Ltd. Fights Urban Food Deserts with Accessible Meal Kits”
FreshServe Lid. Fights Urban Food Deserts with Accessible Meal Kits
FreshServe Ltd. has been on a mission to provide meal kits to low-income areas lacking access to fresh produce. Founder and CEO Ahmed Malik started the company after witnessing the effects of food deserts in his own neighborhood. While FreshServe's delivery model has proved successful, recent challenges have surfaced, including a spike in ingredient costs and supply chain bottlenecks, which have forced the company to increase its meal kit prices slightly. However, FreshServe continues to expand its reach and establish local partnerships to address the high demand for affordable, fresh meal kits.
 
 
Resource 2 - Gearing Ratios (2023) 
FreshServe Ltd. reported a gearing ratio of 70% for 2023, showing that a substantial portion of its funding comes from debt. This high leverage reflects the company's aggressive expansion strategy, including investments in local kitchens and refrigerated delivery fleets. While investors have expressed concerns about FreshServe's debt levels, Malik is optimistic that continued expansion will lead to higher revenue and profitability in the long term.
 
Resource 3 - Production Process Overview
Ingredient Sourcing: FreshServe collaborates with local farmers and sustainable suppliers. Meal Kit Assembly: Ingredients are packed into kits in company-owned urban kitchens. Quality Control: Kits are inspected for freshness and portion accuracy before dispatch. Distribution: Refrigerated vehicles deliver meal kits to clients, focusing on urban food deserts. Customer Support: Customer feedback is collected via SMS for future improvement.  
Resource 4 - Community Survey Excerpt
A survey by the Community Health Alliance highlights FreshServe’s positive impact: 90% of users said the service improved their diet, while 85% found meal kits more affordable than typical grocery options.
A majority expressed gratitude for reliable access to fresh food, though some noted difficulties in understanding recipe instructions and portion sizes.
 
Resource 5 - Internal Employee Commentary (Anonymous)
"Honestly, morale here at FreshServe is slipping. A lot of us feel like we’re just being pushed to hit numbers without any real recognition or support. The management team talks about our mission to fight food deserts, but inside the company it feels like that mission stops at the marketing materials. There’s little effort to motivate staff beyond constant reminders about deadlines and cost targets. Raises are rare, and most of us don’t see a path to grow in the company. It’s frustrating because many of us joined because we believed in what FreshServe stands for."
"Our managers seem to have adopted this top-down, almost authoritarian leadership style lately. There’s no room for new ideas—just follow orders, meet quotas, and don’t ask questions. And don’t get me started on their so-called 'lean production.' It just feels like code for cutting corners and squeezing more out of fewer people. We’re short-staffed in the kitchens, and yet we’re told to keep up the same output without any real process improvements or extra resources. The pressure is constant, and it’s burning people out."
 
GO TO THE UPDATES TAB! (very large cash prize may come:)
 
 
 
 
 
Requirements
Presenation
Docs
Video
Text
Anything that answer the prompt (plan of action)
Hackathon Sponsors
Prizes
1 non-cash prize Certificate
1 winner The prize for this hackathon will be a prestigious certificate of achievement, recognizing outstanding innovation, strategic thinking, and problem-solving skills. This certificate will be a symbol of your success and a valuable addition to your professional portfolio, highlighting your ability to tackle real-world challenges with creativity and teamwork. Winning this prize will set you apart in the competitive business landscape and reflect your commitment to excellence.
Devpost Achievements
Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:
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michel kriger

Judging Criteria
Criteria
Criterion A (0-4): Use of all resource materials to support the plan. Criterion B (0-4): Application of tools and theories. Criterion C (0-6): Evaluation with trade-offs and impact. Criterion D (0-3): Clear, coherent plan and sequencing.

DRIVE35 Innovation Fund: Collaborate
UK registered organisations can apply for a share of up to £40 million for late stage collaborative research and development projects. Your project will support the UK’s transition to zero emission vehicles and a pathway to a net zero automotive industry. Eligibility
This competition is open to collaborations only. To lead a collaborative project your organisation must be a UK registered business of any size. The consortium must contain at least one UK registered micro, small or medium sized enterprise (SME) claiming grant funding on this application. Open now
Opened: 14 July 2025 Closes: 1 October 2025