Five teams, representing the five categories in the Patient Safety Technology Challenge, each won a $1,000 cash prize for their tech-enabled solutions. Meducate VR also won the Grand Prize, securing an additional $1,000 cash prize. 

Team Health in Your Hands won the $5,000 cash prize sponsored by the Patient Safety Technology Challenge at this year’s Skunkworks: Hacking Chronic Disease competition.

Relayd won the Patient Safety Technology Challenge sponsored cash prize of $1,000 at CMU’s Hack-a-Startup, which spanned from November 2-16.

ReCall.ai was awarded the Patient Safety Technology Challenge sponsored prize at HackPrinceton on November 8-10.

BostonHacks, the largest, annual student-run hackathon at Boston University, took place on November 2-3, 2024. DoseMate took home the Patient Safety Technology Challenge prize worth $500.

Nucleate PGH Bio-Hack, the Pittsburgh region’s premier biotechnology and life sciences competition, was held at Bakery Square’s “AI Avenue” on October 25-27.  

Clarity won the Patient Safety Technology Challenge sponsored prize at Hack GT 2024.

The Patient Safety Technology Challenge sponsored an award at DubHacks on October 12-13 at University of Washington.

The ninth iteration of HackHarvard drew over 500 students from 133 universities and 27 countries.

MediTrack was awarded the Patient Safety Technology Challenge prize at DivHacks 2024 on October 5-6 at Columbia.

1,400 students participated in ShellHacks 2024, hosted by Florida International University on September 25-27.

The 25th anniversary of the nation’s oldest hackathon, PennApps XXV, recently took place at The University of Pennsylvania. 

HopHacks, hosted by Johns Hopkins University, brought together over 250 engineers, designers, and entrepreneurs in its 36-hour annual Hackathon hosted on September 13-15.