2024 UD-ATOM Hackathon
Announcement
We are excited to announce the first Accelerating Therapeutics for Opportunities in Medicine (ATOM) Hackathon! This in-person hackathon will be a 3-day event providing an opportunity to solve your drug discovery challenges and contribute to case studies in AI driven molecular modeling. All are invited to participate - students, faculty members, researchers, industry collaborators, beginning coders, and expert modelers.
Save the dates!
Hackathon Dates: July 18- 20, 2024 (Thursday to Saturday)
Event Location: University of Delaware, Fintech Innovation Hub Room 501, 591 Collaboration Way, Newark DE 19716
Call for Problems
Problem Submission
Submit: Call for Problems Form (registration included)
Due Date: June 5, 2024 Extended to June 12, 2024 Closed
Submission Overview
Join ATOM for the 2024 Hackathon to solve your drug discovery problem! Work with ATOM experts to learn how to approach your computational and molecular discovery questions using the ATOM Modeling PipeLine (AMPL), an open-source, end-to-end, software pipeline that encapsulates data curation, model building, and molecular property predictions to advance in silico drug discovery. Please share your ideas for the hackathon problems via the submission form today!
The Submission Form intends to collect problems from the AMPL community and local industry partners for the 2024 UD- ATOM Hackathon. The questionnaire will ask your contact, team information (if you have), a problem description, computing resource requirements, and your approach to data/models.
What will you take away?
Gain hands-on experience in using machine learning and AI tools for computational drug discovery
Contribute to enhancing open-source software tools for drug discovery
Gain proficiency in screening virtual compound libraries
Explore the possibility of integrating generative AI tools to design novel molecules
Participation Forms:
Call for Problems: Call for Problems Form (Problem submission includes registration option) - Closed
Registration: Call for Participation Form (Participation without submitting a problem) - Closed
Supporting Organizers:
AI Center of Excellence (AICoE), University of Delaware
Data Science Institute, University of Delaware
Frederick National Laboratory for Cancer Research
University of California San Francisco
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
Call for Problem Questionnaire Form:
About ATOM
ATOM is a community effort developing an easy to use open ecosystem for molecular discovery. Begun as collective effort involving national laboratories, industry and academia, that open ATOM effort continues as an open source software development effort creating a readily accessible, usable and integrated Python software system for training and using predictive AI molecular models, generalized generative AI approaches, and portable representations of trained models. See the GitHub repository for more information at https://github.com/ATOMScience-org.
About UD
The University of Delaware is committed to excellence in undergraduate and graduate education, research and service. From its roots as a private academy in 1743, the institution today is a research-intensive, technologically advanced university with global impact.
Questions: Events@atomscience.org
Website updated: June 4, 2024