PSU WiDS Datathon
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PSU WiDS Datathon 2026
Prince Sultan University is hosting the 9th Annual Women in Data Science (WiDS) Datathon 2026 as part of the global Stanford WiDS initiative. This year’s challenge focuses on “Predicting Wildfire Impact: From Infrastructure to Equity”, where participants will develop data-driven and AI-powered solutions to analyze wildfire risks, infrastructure vulnerability, and community-level impact.
Learn MorePSU WiDS Datathon 2025
The Women in Data Science (WiDS) Datathon 2025, organized by Prince Sultan University in collaboration with Stanford University, challenges the global data science community to develop AI models for detecting ADHD in women using fMRI data. This initiative aims to address the underdiagnosis of ADHD in women and improve gender-specific diagnostics in mental healthcare.
Learn MorePSU WiDS Datathon 2024
The WiDSDatathon PSU encourages the data science community to hone their skills through a predictive analytics challenge focused on social impact, bringing people together across borders to work in teams. In advance of the March 3, 2024, Global Women in Data Science (WiDS) Conference, we invite you to build a team, hone your data science skills, and join us in a social impact challenge focused on the environment and climate change.
Learn MorePSU WiDS Datathon
The WiDSDatathon PSU encourages women to hone their data science skills through a predictive analytics challenge focused on social impact, bringing people together across borders to work in teams. In advance of March 8, 2022, Global Women in Data Science (WiDS) Conference, we invite you to build a team, hone your data science skills, and join us in a social impact challenge focused on the environment and climate change.
Learn MoreAnnouncements
- WiDS Datathon 2026 registration is now open on Kaggle!
- Weekly mentorship sessions with AIDA Lab researchers announced.
- Call for volunteers: Join our organizing committee.