- Dates and Location
- Logistics
- Organizing Committee
- Additional Organizational Support
- Attendees
- Agenda
- Projects
- Breakout Sessions
- Next Hackathon
- Disclaimer
- Dates: Mon, Feb. 3 (12:00 PM) -- Thur. Feb. 6 (3:00 PM), 2020.
- Location: Allen Institute for Brain Science, Seattle, WA.
- Registration: Registration for this event is closed!
- Hotel: The Allen Institute has organized a special rate at the Staybridge Suites, just 3 blocks from the institute. If you did not reserve your room at the Staybridge Suites before January 3, the cutoff date for the hotel block, you may still be able to make a reservation with the hotel at the usual rate. Other nearby hotels include the Even Hotel, Courtyard Mariott Downtown/South Lake Union, and Residence Inn South Lake Union.
- Transportation: Please use public transportation or park at a local garage. There will be no parking permits. Additional details on getting to the Allen Institute are available here.
- Food: Lunch is provided at the Allen Institute. Breakfast and dinner are on your own. See here for a suggestions for breakfast and dinner locations.
- Site Chair: Lydia Ng and Pam Baker (Allen Institute for Brain Science)
- Program Chair: Oliver Ruebel (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
- The Kavli Foundation
- Allen Institute for Brain Science
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In addition to this development-focused Hackathon, there will be additional NWB community events taking place in 2020, including an NWB tutorial prior to the Cosyne 2020 meeting in Denver on February 26 and the 8th NWB:N Developer and User Days Hackathon at HHMI Janelia from May 6-9. Several other events for 2020 are also currently in the planning process. For up-to-date information on upcoming events please see our NWB events page here.
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