Community Events

The PyTorch Summer Hackathon is back this year with all new opportunities for you to connect with the PyTorch community to build innovative, impactful models, applications and other projects that create positive impact for organizations or people.

Check out the details:

PyTorch Summer Hackathon
– Goal: Build projects using PyTorch in one of the three categories: PyTorch Developer Tools, Web/Mobile Applications powered by PyTorch, PyTorch Responsible AI Development Tools
– Prizes: Over $25,000 in prizes
– Deadline: August 25
– Details Registration: https://bit.ly/PyTorch20m

For more information please feel free to reach out to cassie@devpost.com

The AWS Data Exchange Challenge is an opportunity for you to show off your skills, learn something new, collaborate with other developers, and get a shot at part of $35,700 in prizes.

You’re invited to build solutions to answer tough questions using 3rd-party data products from AWS Data Exchange.

Here are the details:

AWS Data Exchange Challenge
– Goal: Build (or update) a data-driven solution that tells a story by employing at least one of the categories using at least two AWS services and at least one of the 3rd-party data products from AWS Data Exchange providers.
– Categories: Data Visualization, Data Analysis,Data and Machine Learning
– Prizes: Over $35,000 in prizes
– Deadline: August 24
– Details Registration: https://bit.ly/AWSde20m

For more information feel free to reach out to cassie@devpost.com

The monday Apps Challenge is a contest bringing developers around the world together, competing to build the most creative and impactful monday Apps. Not only can you compete for the chance to win a Tesla X, zero-gravity flight, PS5 & PSVR2, and more, but also connect with other innovators and learn more about building with the monday platform.

monday Apps Challenge
– Goal: Build a new monday App that allows teams to improve collaboration, communication, teamwork, or simply make daily work a little more joyful.
– Prizes: $171,590 USD prize pool, including a Tesla X, Zero Gravity Flight, directed donations and more (see website for details)
– Deadline: August 31st 5PM EDT
– Details Registration: https://bit.ly/mondayApps20m

For more information please feel free to reach out to cassie@devpost.com

This year’s Alexa Skills Challenge is underway! The Alexa Skills Challenge: Conversations is asking developers and innovators to build (or update) and publish a custom Alexa skill in the U.S. Skill Store that integrates the new Alexa Conversations dialog manager. Alexa Conversations (beta) is a deep learning–based approach to dialog management that frees customers to speak with Alexa in a natural, human way. It lets customers provide information in any order and speak in comfortable, varying language.

Not only is this a chance to learn more about building Alexa skills and utilizing the new dialog manager, but also to connect with the Alexa developer community and get a shot at part of the $100,00 prize pool, including a participation prize awarded to any eligible skill that did not win a higher prize.

Here are the details:

Amazon Skills Challenge: Alexa Conversations
– Goal: Build (or update) and publish a custom Alexa skill in the U.S. Skill Store that integrates the new AI-driven Alexa Conversations dialog manager. Note: See Official Rules for full eligibility requirements.
– Prizes: Over $35,000 in prizes
– Deadline: September 14
– Details Registration: https://bit.ly/AlexaConvo20m

For more information please feel free to reach out to cassie@devpost.com

Cardiology Conferences regards each one of the individuals to give their valuable presence at the “8th international conference on Hypertension and Healthcare” amidst August 10-11, 2020 at Dubai, UAE which is working under theme: Experience and Exponential Advance in Cardiac Studies that melds brief keynote presentations, speaker talks, Exhibition, Symposia, and Workshops. Hypertension Meeting 2020 is one of the events which will be visited by all the prestigious cardiologists, cardiology educators, researchers, postgraduates, business meanders under a solitary rooftop. This Hypertension Meeting 2020 or rather all Cardiology meeting 2020, Blood pressure events and Hypertension conferences 2020 will help in frameworks organization, B2B meetings teaming up amidst specialists and academicians.

Two weeks. Six ports. Infinite Connections.

JOIN US AUGUST 10-20, 2020 FOR THE 4th ANNUAL WOMEN IN TECH REGATTA IN SEATTLE – Now Virtual

The theme of our Regatta is #relationshipsarethetruecurrency. Find your crew at the Women in Tech Regatta.

We tackle the topics women in tech care about and we tackle them together. From reinvention strategies to help you sail thru change, to #WhatWouldChadDo, from navigating remote work, to building relationships with allies, mentors and sponsors. Plus, we’ve added a full day of deep sea tech.

Humans in any role and at any career level in tech are welcome. No dress (code) required.

Have captivating conversations. Meet your new boss or your new best friend. Connect with local women in tech groups, with senior execs and startup founders, investors and engineers.

As you are negotiating the details of your Angel Investment, whether you are the Investor or the Startup Founder, the Terms of the agreement make a difference. Sometimes, a great company with the wrong expectations around terms can sour all of their efforts. At other times, investors may have a detail missing which makes or breaks the negotiations.

The kinds of companies you can invest in will depend on the types of terms you are willing to accept. The types of investors you can attract and engage also depend on your terms.

ABOUT GEOFF HARRIS
One of the 3 founding partners of Flying Fish Ventures, Geoff Harris spent 15 years at Microsoft in Engineering Leadership and Executive Leadership positions. His career at Microsoft began in digital media where he ran the Windows Media Player team. He then moved on the mobile space where he founded the first mobile services team within Microsoft, growing the team from zero to 250 in just over a year, which included a medium-sized international acquisition. Geoff was then General Manager for the Speech and Natural Language team where he led advancements in Speech Recognition and Natural Language Processing which are shipped in Xbox, Windows Phone and Cortana.

Geoff was an active angel investor with a portfolio of more than 40 investments. He has become heavily involved in promoting angel investing within Seattle in an effort to grow the funding ecosystem for local startups. Geoff Is an Alumni of Seattle Angel Conference. Geoff is an avid musician.

Geoff holds a BA in Political Science from Brown University.

Join our community, virtually, in celebrating the accomplishments of our 401 graduates while also getting an exclusive look at the projects that are created during a week-long development sprint. The group presentations will give you a great sense of the stories and backgrounds of the graduates coming out of Code Fellows, while also providing insights into the skill sets gained over the past 10 weeks. In just 5 days, these students plan, build, and launch an MVP to demonstrate their development capabilities.

There is no better way to be part of our community while also gaining early access to the talent from our program than joining for this event!

Our remote instruction is Live, Online interactive lecture style, where you have the opportunity to ask questions realtime, engage with participatory instructor prompts, and receive 1:1 TA support whenever you need it.
Interested in a new career in cybersecurity? Start here! In this one-day workshop, you’ll get to experience the process of evaluating personal cybersecurity levels and making changes to proactively defend against cyber-attack.
Ops 101 is about learning what cybersecurity is all about, through a day-long immersive course for beginners that focuses on protecting yourself using tools like a password management system. The only technical skill required to take the course is basic computer use familiarity.
Get a taste of the all-new Code Fellows cyber ops program, learn how systems are evaluated for security risks, and implement your own defensive processes.

Outcomes
At the end of this workshop, you will:
Get the latest personal cybersecurity best practices
Discover how much of your data the cybercriminals can see
Use web resources to check for personal data exposure
Distinguish good from bad passwords, and learn what’s even better than passwords
Protect your online accounts with a secure, cloud-based password manager
Assess and improve your own personal cybersecurity postures
Research and create a report on a critical area of digital hygiene for your friends and family
Prerequisites
General familiarity with using a computer
Comfort with web applications like Facebook, Google Docs, or Outlook
Recommended typing speed of 30 words per minute
Topics
Why is cybersecurity important?
The art of technology risk management
Case studies in modern cybersecurity
What does a career in cybersecurity look like?
Career paths
Certifications
Continuous education
What is personal cybersecurity?
How cybersecurity affects you
How to protect yourself and your data

Material Requirements
You are required to attend with your own laptop with the Chrome web browser installed, or a Chromebook. Your computer should allow you to participate in the Zoom call, while simultaneously using Chrome for accessing resources online. Also, bring along all your personal mobile devices including phones and tablets for device security lab exercises.

Professionalism
Punctuality, participation in discussions, completion of assignments, and demonstration of professional courtesy to others are required, in accordance with our Code of Conduct. By signing up for this course, you agree to Code Fellows’ Code of Conduct. Attendance will be taken at the beginning of the workshop. Passing requires attendance at the full workshop.

Lunch will be provided, including vegetarian options. We are unable to accommodate other dietary restrictions. If you have any questions, contact seattle@codefellows.com.
Refund Policy
This course is fully refundable up to 24 hours before the start of the event. Cancellations within 24 hours of the start of the event are non-refundable and non-transferable. To request a refund, please click “Request Refund” on your ticket in Eventbrite or email us at seattle@codefellows.com.

Ageing Research 2020 incorporates first class keynote talks, Oral introductions, and Poster introductions, Workshops, Symposiums and Exhibitions. The meeting will highlight an understudy blurb session to demonstrate crafted by inventive undergrad and graduate understudies.
Ageing Research 2020 is a logical foundation of Geriatricians, Gerontologists, Doctors, Professors, Social Workers, Palliative Care Specialists, Nurses, Health Care Administrators, Researchers and Students, where they can share and examine their thoughts, information, research, accomplishments and headways of Ageing science and gerontology field.
The fundamental point of the meeting is to give a logical stage to talk about the new thoughts for Ageing and gerontology field. Grow the human system all around in this field. Give a chance to proficient improvement to the early profession began gerontologists.

Effective Angel Investing requires effective Due Diligence to improve the prospects of the investment. The Angel Investors need to check into the details of the company. Since early startups are not registered with the SEC, providing regular quarterly reports on their activities, Angel Investors have to step in and dig into the details of the company and learn for themselves what is happening with the company.

For the Angel Investors, what are the issues that represent the important places to look at a company. It is hard to compare an early pre-revenue company with a company with 10 employees, cashflow positive and a growing balance. Both of the companies may be investable. They are just at different stages.

For Startup Founders, what are the types of things you should have considered and prepared in order for you to engage with the Angel Investor due diligence?

Kurt Bilafer was the LLC manager for Seattle Angel Conference 17. He is an active Angel Investor and participates in the NW Fund Manager Group.

We invites all the participants from all over the world to attend 27th Edition of European Ophthalmology Congress held on August 19-20, 2020 at London, UK which includes prompt keynote presentations, Oral talks, Poster presentations and Exhibitions. The main highlights of this conference are Comprehensive Eye Care, Latest Research in Ophthalmology and Vision Improvement, Smartphones and Eyestrain, Retina And Retinal Disorders, Cornea And Corneal Diseases, Glaucoma, Cataract And Refractive Surgery, Dry Eye & Uveitis, Ocular Trauma, Diabetic Retinopathy, Oculoplastics And Orbit Surgery, Ophthalmic Genetics, Neuro-Ophthalmology, Pediatric Ophthalmology, Clinical Ophthalmology
For more details visit https://ophthalmology.euroscicon.com/

Be a part of our community, wherever you are, virtually! This is a combined presentation with the 401 Python Midterms, the JavaScript Final presentations will happen directly after.
We’ll be celebrating the accomplishments of our 401 graduates while also getting an exclusive look at the projects that are created during a week-long development sprint over a virtual Zoom call.
These group presentations will give you a great sense of the stories and backgrounds of the graduates coming out of Code Fellows, while also providing insights into the skill sets gained over the past 10 weeks. In just 5 days, these students plan, build, and launch an MVP to demonstrate their development capabilities.
There is no better way to be part of our community while also gaining early access to the talent from our program than joining for this event!
Please note, this is a remote-only presentation, our campus is currently closed out of an abundance of caution for our community.

Herald Meetings welcomes you to join World Cardiology Congress scientific symposium will be held in Prague, Czech Republic during August 26 to 27, 2020
About Conferences:
WORLD CARDIOLOGY CONGRESS, scheduled on August 26-27, 2020 at Prague, Czech Republic. The conference strives to provide meaningful coverage on the theme “Prediction, Prevention and Cure of Cardiovascular Diseases”.
Cardiology Congress has established itself as a significant forum for Professors, Cardiology Specialists, Eminent Scientists, and Vascular surgeons, Physicians, Students, other Healthcare professionals and Academicians to gather and exchange their ideas.
Cardiology 2020 objective is to bring together all Cardiology professionals and academicians from all areas of cardiology and associated disciplines. Cardiology 2020 conference comprises of Keynote and Plenary sessions by renowned personalities from around the globe. Cardiology congress will provide an opportunity for cardiologists, academics and other related specialists to exchange research evidence and innovative ideas on issues related to Heart
Scientific Sessions/Tracks:
1. Cardiology
2. Hypertension
3. Cardiovascular Diseases
4. Interventional Cardiology
5. Vascular Biology
6. Cardiac Surgery
7. Cardiac Anesthesia
8. Ischemic Heart Disease
9. Congenital Heart Disease & Pediatric Cardiology
10. Valvular Heart Diseases
11. Peripheral Arterial Disease
12. Arrhythmias
13. Heart Failure & Cardiomyopathy
14. Cardiac Imaging
15. Cardio-Oncology
16. Obesity and Heart Diseases
17. Heart Diseases in Women
18. Cardiac Medical Devices
19. Diabetes and Cardio-metabolic Disease
20. Sports and Exercise Cardiology
21. Cardiac Nursing
22. Medication and Drug Abuse

Overview
Our remote instruction is Live, Online interactive lecture style, where you have the opportunity to ask questions realtime, engage with participatory instructor prompts, and receive 1:1 TA support whenever you need it.
Thinking about a new career in software development? Start here! In this workshop, you’ll get a taste of a day in the life of a software developer.
Code 101 is about learning what it looks like to be a software developer through an immersive course for beginners that focuses on front-end web development technologies.
Get a taste of the Code Fellows learning experience, find out how websites are built, and code a webpage yourself using professional coding practices.
Outcomes
At the end of this workshop, you will:
Understand the basics of what it means to be a professional software developer.
Understand how HTML and CSS work together to create the modern web.
Create a complete website.
Know how to deploy your website and be able to share your accomplishments with friends and family.
Be able to identify whether a career in coding and the Code Fellows program is right for you.
Topics
The Modern Web
How the pieces work together
HTML
Structuring your information
Connecting web pages
Sharing your web site
CSS
Integrating style sheets
Modifying CSS styles
The Tech Industry
A typical day for a software developer
Common job titles
The path to becoming a web or mobile developer

Material Requirements
You are required to supply your own laptop, Chromebook, or iPad with a keyboard.

Professionalism
Punctuality, participation in discussions, completion of assignments, and demonstration of professional courtesy to others are required, in accordance with our Code of Conduct. By signing up for this course, you agree to Code Fellows’ Code of Conduct. Attendance will be taken at the beginning of the workshop. Passing requires attendance at the full workshop.

Lunch will be provided, including vegetarian options. We are unable to accommodate other dietary restrictions. If you have any questions, contact seattle@codefellows.com.
Refund Policy 
This course is fully refundable up to 24 hours before the start of the event. Cancellations within 24 hours of the start of the event are non-refundable and non-transferable. To request a refund, please click “Request Refund” on your ticket in Eventbrite or email us at seattle@codefellows.com.

Our remote instruction is Live, Online interactive lecture style, where you have the opportunity to ask questions realtime, engage with participatory instructor prompts, and receive 1:1 TA support whenever you need it.
Interested in a new career in cybersecurity? Start here! In this one-day workshop, you’ll get to experience the process of evaluating personal cybersecurity levels and making changes to proactively defend against cyber-attack.
Ops 101 is about learning what cybersecurity is all about, through a day-long immersive course for beginners that focuses on protecting yourself using tools like a password management system. The only technical skill required to take the course is basic computer use familiarity.
Get a taste of the all-new Code Fellows cyber ops program, learn how systems are evaluated for security risks, and implement your own defensive processes.

Outcomes
At the end of this workshop, you will:
Get the latest personal cybersecurity best practices
Discover how much of your data the cybercriminals can see
Use web resources to check for personal data exposure
Distinguish good from bad passwords, and learn what’s even better than passwords
Protect your online accounts with a secure, cloud-based password manager
Assess and improve your own personal cybersecurity postures
Research and create a report on a critical area of digital hygiene for your friends and family
Prerequisites
General familiarity with using a computer
Comfort with web applications like Facebook, Google Docs, or Outlook
Recommended typing speed of 30 words per minute
Topics
Why is cybersecurity important?
The art of technology risk management
Case studies in modern cybersecurity
What does a career in cybersecurity look like?
Career paths
Certifications
Continuous education
What is personal cybersecurity?
How cybersecurity affects you
How to protect yourself and your data

Material Requirements
You are required to attend with your own laptop with the Chrome web browser installed, or a Chromebook. Your computer should allow you to participate in the Zoom call, while simultaneously using Chrome for accessing resources online. Also, bring along all your personal mobile devices including phones and tablets for device security lab exercises.

Professionalism
Punctuality, participation in discussions, completion of assignments, and demonstration of professional courtesy to others are required, in accordance with our Code of Conduct. By signing up for this course, you agree to Code Fellows’ Code of Conduct. Attendance will be taken at the beginning of the workshop. Passing requires attendance at the full workshop.

Lunch will be provided, including vegetarian options. We are unable to accommodate other dietary restrictions. If you have any questions, contact seattle@codefellows.com.
Refund Policy
This course is fully refundable up to 24 hours before the start of the event. Cancellations within 24 hours of the start of the event are non-refundable and non-transferable. To request a refund, please click “Request Refund” on your ticket in Eventbrite or email us at seattle@codefellows.com.