about this event
Join us for Harvard Undergraduate OpenBio Laboratory's Datathon on Harvard's Campus! Bringing together students and professionals across the Boston area to participate in a hands-on challenge using real biological datasets in genomics, bioinformatics and healthcare to build technical and global-health portfolios.
Teams will choose from one of two tracks to explore an open-ended question, analyze data and present a finding, hypothesis, model or potential intervention point. Theme: understanding women's health across scales, from maternal-fetal biology to health-system delivery.
Participants may include, but not limited to, individuals with backgrounds spanning biology, CS, statistics, engineering, medicine and public/global health. Prior research experience is not required. Individuals can arrive with pre-set teams or arrive day of and join a team!
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner will be provided.
tracks
Track 1
One of two tracks in which teams explore an open-ended question, analyze real biological data and present a finding, hypothesis, model or potential intervention point.
Track 2
The second of two tracks in which teams explore an open-ended question, analyze real biological data and present a finding, hypothesis, model or potential intervention point.
when
Harvard Undergraduate OpenBio Laboratory Datathon
One-day datathon on Harvard's campus with two tracks, working with real biological datasets around the theme of women's health across scales.
◍ Harvard's Campustickets
| tickets | price | Fee | Status | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| General Admission | $15 | TBA | Available | Entry to the Datathon; breakfast, lunch and dinner are provided. |