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About Metrohacks

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Our flagship 24 hour event is the biggest high school hackathon, or tech gathering and competition, in New England. For 24 hours, learn about new technology, talk to industry professionals, meet up with friends, and make new ones. Participate in workshops, learn from speeches, and work with experts from companies like Google and Red Hat. High school students ages 13-18 can come, regardless of experience. The event is completely free, and meals are provided for all participants. Learn more about this event and our women event below.
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Frequently asked questions
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Who can come?

For our 24 hour event, all high schoolers, aged 13-19, can come! For our Women2 event, young women in the same age range are welcome. No experience is required - if you're motivated and love tech, you're welcome at MetroHacks.

How much does it cost?

All MetroHacks events cost nothing. Registering and attending is free, and you get free food, t-shirts, prizes, swag and lessons.

What should I bring?

For both events, bring a Photo ID, laptop, and charger. For the 24 hour event, please also bring a sleeping bag, toiletries, change of clothes. We’ll take care of the rest.

When is it?

Women2 is happening Saturday, February 23rd, 2019. The date for the 24 hour event is TBD.

Where is it?

The Women2 event is at the Microsoft NERD Center (1 Memorial Drive, Cambridge, MA). The location of the 24 hour event is TBD.

You got hardware?

We’ve got tons of cool hardware- Particle photon kits, 3D imaging sensors, and more!

What can I win?

Prizes are TBD.

I have more questions!

Hit us up here.

Women2 Event

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At MetroHacks Women2, young women from grades 8-12 are invited to spend a day learning, programming, and competing. Join us on February 23rd at the Microsoft NERD Center by clicking below to register!

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Event tracks

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Health

Bring the doctor’s office into our homes! Projects on this track could utilize wearable technology for patient monitoring outside the clinic, or enable a patient to schedule a consultation with their doctor over an app. They are typically concerned with ensuring the well being of the user, either mentally, physically, emotionally, or all three.

Environmental

Build a project that would make Mother Nature proud. Projects on this track utilize technology, especially hardware, to combat some of the world’s most rapidly growing environmental issues including global warming, pollution, and the energy crisis.

Civics

Create a hack that leverages technology to improve the way our community, society, and government function. Projects that fall into this track often aim to unite different walks of society and enable users to take civic responsibility into their own hands. For example, tackle issues like voter turnout or develop tools to aid grassroots campaigns.

 
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Sponsors

Interested in reaching out to the young hacker community? Email sponsor@metrohacks.org, and view sponsor info here.

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Team Bios

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Ellen Yang

Hi, I’m Ellen, a sophomore at Newton South High School in Newton, Massachusetts. When I’m not coding, designing, or listening to aggressive amounts of Drake, I’m probably blogging, taking pictures for Instagram, or working on my digital media and marketing company, Elysia Media. I also play lacrosse, compete in congressional debate, lead my school’s Future Business Leaders of America chapter, and have a fatal weakness for cheese fries.

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Jack McCoy

Hey, I'm Jack McCoy. I'm a Junior at Cape Cod Academy where I am on the varsity Cross Country and Sailing teams, as well as the president and co-president of both the Pink Ribbon and Human Rights clubs, respectively. My favorite hobbies are working on various electronics projects, running my clothing brand, playing video games (of course), and making short documentaries (the most notable being one with WHOI and NASA.

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Sasha Hussain

Hi, I’m Sasha Hussain and I attend Foxboro High School, in the town and home of the Patriots. I got into coding during my first hackathon, and have been doing it since. I love getting involved in my community by playing for my cross country, track, and lacrosse team or playing the violin for my symphony, string, and chamber orchestra. I’m involved in a couple of clubs in my school including science, math, MUN, model senate, and a club that I started called Pen in a Box. I will win any dance battle and am called the queen of rap. I’m super excited to help run this event and can’t wait to inspire other people to start coding through hackathons

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Rachael Matthew

Hi! I'm Rachael and I'm a senior at Lexington High School. I love coding, singing classical music and finding new leadership opportunities in my community. My goal is to major in computer science and possibly in engineering. My hope is to inspire more girls into the STEM field.

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Julia Wu

Hello, I’m Julia! I’m a junior at Lexington High School. I love cheesecake, coding, and writing angsty poetry

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Shrujal Ambati

Hey, I'm Shrujal Ambati and I am a junior at the Advanced Math and Science Academy in Marlborough Massachusetts. My hobbies include playing the piano, soccer, chess and doing taekwondo. I'm also a part of my school's MUN team and love going to conferences. I love listening to country music and reading astronomy articles. I enjoy most STEM related subjects and being part of the MetroHacks team I hope that I can bring a love of STEM to more students accross New England!

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Anuraag Nagaraja

My name is Anuraag Nagaraja and I am a Juior at Andover High School. Ive been a member of Metrohacks for almost two years and Ive learnt so much. This platform has given me the opportunity to invest myself in helping future generations of students in the STEM and much more.

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Heemakshi Deka

Hello, my name is Heemakshi and I am a junior at Winchester High School. I love debating, networking, and attempting to make Indian food.

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Brandon Yan

Hi I'm Brandon and I'm currently a junior at Nashua High School South in Nashua, NH. I've always had a passion for technology and computer science, and I wish to share that passion with you through MetroHacks!

Ellen Yang

Rachael Matthew

Anuraag Nagaraja

Jack McCoy

Julia Wu

Heemakshi Deka

Sasha Hussein

Shrujal Ambati

Brandon Yan

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