Stanford University
Han-Hsun Huang Engineering Center - Stanford University
February 12th to 14th, 2016
Stanford’s annual hackathon.TreeHacks is Stanford University’s official national hackathon. This year, they brought in over 670 hackers with a 50/50 gender ratio, the first major student-run hackathon to be able to do so.
Ammalia. Where surgeons go to explore.
Ammalia, which means surgery in Arabic, is a Leap Motion assisted app that allows a surgeon to analyze pictures of their patient’s problem (i.e. brain tumors) using the Dropbox API.The areas we believe Ammalia could be the most useful is with radiology image manipulation / scrolling while scrubbed in & sterile in the OR.https://devpost.com/software/ammaliahttps://francescoronel.com/portfolio/ammalia/
Out of State Applicant Scholarship - December 2015
I was 1 of 150 hackers from out of state who was accepted to attend TreeHacks with full travel reimbursement from over two thousand applicants, so basically a ~7.5% acceptance rate.
Hackathon Prizes
This is a Medium article about one of my teammates from the hackathon - Stephanie. She was awesome!
https://medium.com/@hackwithtrees/hacker-spotlight-stephane-zeidan-52a4c90375e8
Created a README badge using Sketch to be used for project READMEs hacked out at TreeHacks.