We are currently soliciting sponsors for the 2024 Hackathon. If you or your department, organization, or company would like to serve as a sponsor for the hackathon and help advance reproducible communication research, please email the pre-conference organizers at hackingcommsci@gmail.com.

Why Should I Sponsor?

Hackathons have proven to be immensely valuable tools for creating change in a wide variety of disciplines, including computer science, geology, psychology, and neuroscience. We believe that a hackathon will be similarly beneficial for advancing communication science. Additional sponsorship will provide the organizing team with needed resources to more effectively plan and implement the hackathon. These include including acquiring event space, creating scholarships / fee reductions for attendees, and providing meals and refreshments during the hackathon.

As a “thank you” for sponsorship, we will be sure that your department, organization, or company will be featured both before and during the hackathon (website, opening presentation, etc). If you would like to discuss the potential of more substantial sponsorship, please see our sponsorship tiers.

Sponsors of our hackathons (2020-2024)

This pre-conference is made possible thanks in part to generous sponsorship from the following organizations:

ICA Computational Methods Division

Queensland University of Technology, School of Communication

Department of Media and Communication - LMU Munich

Weizenbaum Journal of the Digital Society

University of Münster, Institute of Communication

Institute of Communications Research, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

ICA Communication Science & Biology Interest Group

Data Sciences Institute, University of Toronto

Department of Communication, Michigan State University

College of Media, University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

Moody College of Communication, University of Texas at Austin

Annenberg School for Communication, University of Pennsylvania

Communication Neuroscience Lab, University of Pennsylvania

NetSci Lab, Rutgers School of Communication and Information

Freie Universität Berlin (IfPuK)

Digicommlab, Amsterdam School of Communication Research

Department of Communication, UC Davis

Underwood Institute