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19 July 2017

GovHack calls on Griffith Entrepreneurs

The Gold Coast’s reputation as a technological innovator is reinforced by Griffith University’s status as a five-year node member of...

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2 August 2016

Griffith student entrepreneurs host GovHack

Government is the ultimate collector and holder of big data, but governments are not great at innovating with that data....

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19 August 2014
From left, Dr Jolon Faichney, Federal Minister for Communications Mr Malcolm Turnbull, Griffith graduate Mick Davies and ICT student Jordan Gardiner

GovHack glory for Griffith ICT achievers

Griffith University students were among the highest achievers at the 2014 GovHack National Awards in Brisbane. Leading the cohort from...

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3 July 2014
People at a bank of laptops

Teams invited to GovHack IT challenge

Whether you’re a digital designer, web or app developer, Open Data expert, visualisation guru or just simply IT savvy, you’re...

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6 September 2018

So, you think you can hack it with the best?

Coders, designers, story tellers, activists, analysts and more are invited to put their technical and creative skills to good use whenGriffithUniversity’s Gold Coast campus hosts this year’s national open data hackathon competition.

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15 February 2017

Studio 39 backing Gold Coast student startups

Student entrepreneurship is building at Griffith and Studio 39, the University’s startup hatchery on the Gold Coast campus, will be...

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2 July 2015
Professor Michael Blumenstein, Head of the School of Information and Communication Technology

There’s nowhere to hide in the age of big data

Despite understandable concerns about the collection and use of people's online information, Professor Michael Blumenstein of Griffith University's School of Information and Communication Technology sees exciting possibilities in the rise of big data

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4 June 2013
Griffith University students as Team Gov Hat at GovHack 2013

Students hacking for good

The result was more than 1000 registered participants taking part, including about 700 hackers and 130 competition entries all competing for their share of glory, and the prize money.

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