MARS HACKATHON: primeira competição da América do Sul sobre o planeta Marte

Estão abertas as inscrições de equipes para participar do Mars Hackathon, a primeira competição da América do Sul sobre o planeta Marte. Durante a competição que acontece na manhã de sábado (22 de abril) estudantes do ensino médio e superior poderão propor soluções para o funcionamento de uma estação em Marte.
O evento pioneiro acontece no Laboratório de Sustentabilidade da UFRN com premiação para a equipe vencedora. A competição é limitada em 48 participantes, podendo também haver inscrição por equipes de 6 participantes.
As inscrições podem ser realizadas no endereço:
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As inscrições individuais ou por equipe se encerram no dia 15 de abril de 2017. Contatos: prof. Julio Rezende (84) 99981-8160, e-mail: JulioFDRezende@hotmail.com.

Mais informações sobre The Mars Hackathon em: www.marshackathon.blogspot.com ou www.marsbrasil.blogspot.com.

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