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Her Summer Hack
About Event Women in Tech, this is for you. A one-day summer hack in Zurich: We'll start the day with a bit of movement by the lake, build on agentic challenges, and wrap it up with a MISS LIQUID bar by the water. You’ll get credits from Lovable and Anthropic to build your ideas. (Thanks!) Apply to join, but be quick, spots are limited to 50 participants. Win 1,000 CHF for 1st place (cash prizes for 1st–3rd) Job interviews with Zenline AI and Scandit 1 month of ElevenLabs Creator Tier for all participants Special giveaway by SaintSass for the 1st place Expect 10:00 — Yoga session at the lake 10:45 — Challenge reveal, Q&A, and kick-off 11:15–16:30 — Build session (teams:2-4) 16:30 — Miss Liquid Bar at the Lake // Jury evaluates results 17:45 — Back in the office: Jury announces finalists Finalists present Jury announces 1st-3rd place Awards Support Please share the hack on LinkedIn, because girls support girls. Hosts 1) Zenline AI is a Zurich-based retail startup working with Europe's leading retailers, keen to support tech talent to think agent-first. Zenline sponsors the event & a hack challenge. The team of Ex-BCG, -Amazon & -Zalando is looking forward to welcoming new talent. 2) Scandit is a global vision AI company, born in Switzerland, founded by three researchers from MIT, ETH Zurich, and IBM Research – now trusted by over 2,000 customers worldwide. Scandit sponsors the event & a hack challenge. 3) HerCode is an event and hackathon series empowering women in tech and entrepreneurship. Previous HerEvents brought together talents & partners, including EY, Lovable & Anthropic. In partnership with Zenline AI, HerCode organizes the event. Spots are limited. Apply to hack.
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The Future of Health Hackathon
About Event Win a cash prize, compute credits and luxury Swiss chocolate, while building solutions that could shape the future of healthcare. The Future of Health Hackathon brings together builders, researchers, and innovators to tackle real-world healthcare challenges. Over two days, interdisciplinary teams will develop bold solutions at the intersection of AI, medicine, biology and technology and pitch them to leading experts. Build what healthcare needs next. 👉 Application deadline: 31 March! More information: https://futureofhealthhack.hercode.ch/#about More questions? Contact: zsavaseri@ethz.ch
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Hello 50:50 World in Zurich: Hacking the Culture
Overview Hello 50:50 World march meetup about how hackathons shape who belongs in tech with Zeynep Savaseri. Lightning Talk What? Hacking the Culture: How Hackathons Shape Who Belongs in Tech Who? Zeynep Savaseri – ETH student and founder of HerCode, organizing hackathons that encourage more women to participate in tech Hosted by Hello 50:50 World in collaboration with ETH Diversity Hackathons are often celebrated as spaces of creativity, innovation and collaboration. In a short amount of time, teams come together to build ideas, experiment with technology and learn from each other. But beyond the code and prototypes, hackathons also shape something deeper: who feels welcome in tech — and who does not. Our speaker Zeynep is launching hackathons designed to encourage more women to participate in technology. Together, they will explore how the design of hackathons, from team formation and mentorship to communication and culture, can influence who participates, who thrives, and who ultimately continues to study in STEM and work in tech. This meetup is open to a wide range of perspectives. Whether you have participated in hackathons yourself, have never joined one (perhaps for specific reasons), are organizing hackathons, or are part of an organization that uses hackathons for innovation, collaboration or talent acquisition, this conversation is for you. We will discuss questions such as: What makes a hackathon feel like a safe and welcoming space for everyone? How do hackathons influence who feels they belong in tech? What barriers might prevent people from participating in hackathons in the first place? How can organizers, participants and companies design hackathons that foster inclusive collaboration? To participate, bring someone with a different perspective (e.g., gender, nationality, etc.) to ensure balanced representation. Please note that we are taking pictures during our meetups. If you don't want to be in pictures, let us know when you check-in. Do you have a topic or a speaker in mind for a lightning talk? Get in touch at hello5050world@gmail.com Hello 50:50 World Can we really achieve gender equity and diversity in tech if we stay in our feminist bubbles? Do you believe that we can only achieve more equality when everybody is on board? Then join the conversation on diversity in tech at our Hello 50:50 world meetups. To participate, you’ll need to bring someone with a different perspective (e.g., gender, nationality, etc.) to ensure balanced participation. Both you and your +1 need to get a ticket so we can better manage attendance. Learn more Venue & setup We will meet at the PBLabs at ETH Zurich in collaboration with ETH Diversity (thank you for hosting us!). 17:30 – Doors open 17:45 – Intro, Lightning talk & QA with speakers 18:00 – Open discussions (3x switching groups) 18:45 – Summary round 19:00 – Closing
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Women Hackathon: Shaping the Future
Are you looking for a day that sparks ideas, builds meaningful connections, and gives your career a real head start? Join us for a Women Hackathon: Shaping the Future, EY’s one-day hackathon created by women, for women, where creativity, data, and purpose come together to make a difference. This year’s challenge invites you to explore innovative solutions to real-world problems. You will spend the day collaborating in teams, coding, analysing, and problem-solving, with the support of EY mentors and experts from academia, government, and business. What to expect The program includes sessions with EY leaders and other inspirational speakers, such as Dr. Christine Choirat from the Swiss Federal Statistical Office and Zeynep Savaseri from HerCode, among others. Additionally, there will be an optional yoga break to help maintain high energy levels throughout the day. You will have the opportunity to meet EY professionals, gain valuable career insights, and experience what it is like to work on meaningful projects. After the final presentations, we will conclude with an Apéro and networking session in a relaxed environment, allowing you to celebrate ideas, meet new people, and continue the conversation. External Speakers: Pauline Maury-Laribière Pauline Maury-Laribière is a Data Scientist at the Swiss Federal Statistical Office, where she develops data science solutions across the federal administration. She is currently pursuing a part-time PhD at the University of Geneva, focusing on enabling secure health data analysis through privacy-enhancing technologies. Pauline holds a Master’s degree in Robotics from EPFL and has previous experience in deep learning, large-scale engineering, and applied analytics across both industry and the public sector. Dr. Christine Choirat, Head of the Data Science & AI Section, Swiss Federal Statistical Office Christine leads teams working on data science and AI for Switzerland’s public sector, supporting the Confederation, cantons, and communes in using advanced analytics responsibly in real-world settings. She began her career with a PhD in Applied Mathematics from Université Paris Dauphine and later worked at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health as a Senior Research Scientist. Her work connects rigorous statistical methods with practical impact, including contributions to large-scale environmental and health studies published in The New England Journal of Medicine and Science. She has taught AI and data science at Harvard, EPFL, ETH Zurich, and the University of Geneva, and enjoys working with students who are just starting to shape their own paths in the field. What you can win The winning team will receive (per person): 1:1 Mentoring with EY leaders (four sessions per year) A private lunch or dinner with an EY Partner (various choices available) EY support hours for a research paper or project (limited) Who it is for We welcome Bachelor’s, Master’s, and PhD students with an interest in Computer Science, Business Information Technology, Data Science, Engineering, or Mathematics, as well as anyone curious about how technology can drive real-world impact. Fluency in German and English is preferred. No coding skills are required. When it will take place Saturday, 21 March 2026 | 09:00 to 17:30, followed by an Apéro
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Vibe Coding Morning
About Event Join us for a Women’s Day Coding Morning with Lovable. A hands-on, beginner-friendly session where you’ll discover how easy it is to build real products without prior coding experience. Connect with inspiring women, explore tech in a supportive environment, and turn your ideas into reality in just one morning. Please create a lovable account prior to the event, if you don't have one already. Location Rämistrasse 59, RAA-E-30 EV
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Women’s meetup
About Event HER CIRCLES is a women-only gathering for those who want something more meaningful than a typical networking event. We’re gathering curious, ambitious, and creative women in a cozy setting where it’s easy to talk, connect, and simply be yourself. Come as you are. Leave with the start of real friendships — not just business cards.
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