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The inauguration event marks the beginning of an intensive, action-packed hackathon that will span 1 day of non-stop ideation and coding. Distinguished personalities from the finance and tech sectors will grace the occasion with their presence, offering valuable insights and motivation to the participants.

Inauguration

The 1st Mentor's Review represents a critical milestone in the Quantathon 1.0 journey. It provides participants with valuable insights and constructive feedback from seasoned professionals who have a wealth of experience in finance, technology, and entrepreneurship. Mentors will assess the projects' feasibility, creativity, and potential impact on the financial industry.

1st Mentor's Review

The Second Mentor's Review marks an important juncture in the Quantathon 1.0 Hackathon, as we edge closer to uncovering the transformative ideas that will shape the future of finance. With each team's dedication and brilliance, we look forward to witnessing the emergence of revolutionary projects that can redefine the financial landscape.

2nd Mentor's Review

As the hackathon journey nears its end, participants carry with them the knowledge that they have been part of something extraordinary. The spirit of innovation, curiosity, and camaraderie will continue to drive progress long after Quantathon 1.0, leaving an indelible mark on the world's quest for a better future. Let us all embrace the boundless potential of innovation as we look forward to the bright horizons that lie ahead.

Project Submission

Closing Ceremony

Quantathon 1.0

**Are you interested in learning about the future of computing?** If so, then the Quantum Track at the Quantum Hackathon is for you! In this track, you will learn about quantum algorithms, programming, hardware, and applications. You will also have the opportunity to apply your knowledge to real-world problems. No prior experience is required, but basic computer science and math knowledge is helpful.

**Problem Statements:**
1. Your mission is to craft a simulation that leverages quantum-inspired techniques to replicate the intricate interplay between mass and momentum as dictated by Newtonian physics. Through this simulation, you'll unlock the secrets behind mass and momentum conversion, paving the way for a deeper understanding of the universe's most enigmatic phenomena – black holes, neutron stars, and dark matter.

2. Given a Hamiltonian 
0.00698131079425246 * IIIZ
-0.0004978294000830275 * IIZI
+4.664512584628966e-05 * IZII
+0.0004303465157577957 * ZIII
+0.5099539391488543 * IIZZ
+0.5099677387273946 * IZIZ
+0.5099488492845516 * IZZI
+0.5099106232913859 * ZIIZ
+0.5099467089998899 * ZIZI
+0.5099046167492709 * ZZII

and the ansatz
ry = TwoLocal(num_assets, "ry", "cz", reps=3, entanglement="full")

Find the following using SamplingVQE and EsimatorVQE for every step of the iteration
1.  Eigenstates, corresponding eigenvalues, and their probability.
2.  Also, extract the variational parameters associated with every step of the iteration.

Quantum

**Are you ready to explore the next frontier of intelligence?** If so, then the AI/ML Track at the Quantum Hackathon is for you! In this track, you will learn about the latest advances in AI and ML, and how they are being used to solve real-world problems. You will also have the opportunity to apply your knowledge to create your own AI/ML applications.

AI/ML

**Web and Web3:**
**Traditional Web Development:** In this part of the track, participants will immerse themselves in the world of traditional web development. From frontend design and user experience to backend infrastructure and database management, participants will tackle real-world challenges faced by modern web applications. They will have the opportunity to explore the latest frameworks, tools, and best practices to build responsive, dynamic, and visually appealing web applications.

**Web3 and Decentralized Applications:** The second part of the track focuses on the innovative realm of Web3 technologies. Participants will dive into the decentralized world of blockchain and smart contracts, discovering how to create DApps that are transparent, secure, and tamper-proof. They will explore blockchain networks, smart contract development, and decentralized storage systems to create solutions that leverage the unique features of blockchain technology.

Web2/Web3

**Healthcare and Enviornment:**
**Healthcare Solutions:** In this part of the track, participants will explore innovative ways to improve healthcare delivery, accessibility, and patient outcomes. From leveraging artificial intelligence for medical diagnostics to developing telemedicine platforms and health monitoring devices, participants will have the chance to create solutions that can enhance healthcare services and positively impact lives.

**Environmental Sustainability:** The second part of the track is dedicated to addressing pressing environmental challenges. Participants will work on projects aimed at mitigating climate change, conserving natural resources, and promoting sustainable practices. From building smart energy management systems to developing applications that encourage eco-friendly behaviors, participants will contribute to a greener and more sustainable planet.

Environment & Heathcare

**Open Innovation:**
The Open Innovation Track is a blank canvas where participants are encouraged to think outside the box and tackle problems from various domains. There are no predefined themes or restrictions in this track, allowing participants to explore a wide array of topics that spark their curiosity and passion. Whether it's developing cutting-edge technologies, addressing societal issues, or creating novel applications, the track invites participants to let their imaginations run wild and embrace the freedom to innovate.

Participants can choose to work on solo projects, form cross-functional teams, or collaborate with other participants during the Hackathon. They are encouraged to bring diverse skill sets, backgrounds, and perspectives to the table, fostering an environment of open dialogue and co-creation.

Open Innovation

**Hardware:**
The Hardware Track is all about hands-on learning and building. Participants will get the opportunity to work with a wide range of electronic components, microcontrollers, sensors, and actuators to create functional hardware prototypes. From wearable devices and Internet of Things (IoT) gadgets to robotics and automation systems, the track covers various domains where hardware plays a vital role.

Participants will learn about electronic circuits, schematic design, PCB layout, and the fundamentals of microcontroller programming. They will experiment with various sensors to gather data from the physical world and use actuators to interact with it. The track also encourages participants to explore low-power designs, rapid prototyping techniques, and cutting-edge hardware technologies

Hardware & IoT

Read about the bounty details and find code templates for Polygon here: [https://nsb.dev/polygon-bounty](https://nsb.dev/polygon-bounty).

Ethereum + Polygon Track

Polygon

Ethereum Track

Read about the bounty details and find code templates for Filecoin here: [https://nsb.dev/filecoin-bounty](https://nsb.dev/filecoin-bounty).

Filecoin

Read more about the bounty details for Replit here: [https://nsb.dev/replit-bounty](https://nsb.dev/replit-bounty).

Replit

Read about the bounty details and find code templates for Solana here: [https://nsb.dev/solana-bounty](https://nsb.dev/solana-bounty).

Quantathon 1.0

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$1,800

Available in Prizes

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Who can participate?

Is the hackathon virtual or in-person?

What should I bring?

What's the focus of the hackathon's project themes?

Will food and drinks be provided?

How do I form or join a team?

How do I register for the hackathon? Is there a fee?

What if I can't code?

Is there a code of conduct?

FAQs

Who can participate?

Is the hackathon virtual or in-person?

What should I bring?

What's the focus of the hackathon's project themes?

Will food and drinks be provided?

How do I form or join a team?

How do I register for the hackathon? Is there a fee?

What if I can't code?

Is there a code of conduct?

Hacker reviews

Hacker feedback

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