Brainhack Warsaw is an intensive, three-day event merging neuroscience, data science, and technology. As a satellite event of the Brainhack Global initiative (Craddock et al., 2016) and a collaborative partner of the XIV edition of Aspects of Neuroscience conference (https://aspectsofneuroscience.fuw.edu.pl/), we create a unique space for interdisciplinary discovery. 

The event is hosted by the Neuroinformatics Student Club at the Faculty of Physics, University of Warsaw, and is conducted entirely in English to ensure inclusiveness to participants from all over the world.

Brainhack Warsaw is not just a hackathon, we move beyond standard competition. It is a collaborative lab for experimentation and tool-building. Participants, ranging from BSc/MSc students to PhD candidates and early-career researchers, work in interdisciplinary teams to prototype ideas and explore the brain through the lenses of ML, neurotechnology, and biomedical data analysis.

We are committed to the values of open science and reproducible research. Our goal is to connect curious minds across diverse fields, including neurobiology, cognitive science, physics, and computer science. Whether you are a coder, a psychologist, or a data scientist, you are welcome here. We do not rank best teams; instead, we prioritize innovation, with the most pioneering projects receiving the opportunity to be presented during the Aspects of Neuroscience conference.

We are proud to announce that in 2027, we return for our 9th edition. If you are eager to shape the future of medical informatics and computational neuroscience, join us to build, learn, and innovate together. Make sure to follow us on social media for fresh updates!