Created at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), MIT Hacking Medicine is a hackathon that turns ideas into real solutions for healthcare. Around the world, the program has already helped create more than 50 companies and raise around US$ 2.5 billion in investments.

Over two days, professionals and students from the health, technology, business, and design fields work in multidisciplinary teams to develop solutions to real challenges in the sector, with guidance from mentors from MIT, Einstein, and the initiative’s partners.

Registration is free, and no prior programming experience is required. All solutions are developed collaboratively during the event, providing a hands-on experience of innovation, learning, and connection across different fields of knowledge.