BioHack CCM has established itself as the premier competition and challenge within Mexico's biomedical innovation ecosystem. It seeks to empower participants to propose solutions and projects that promote health equity, access to medical technology, and improved quality of life.

BioHack CCM participants have the opportunity to receive specialized mentorship and collaborate with other talented individuals in a competition where science, technology, and innovation combine to develop high-impact social proposals. Working in multidisciplinary teams, students tackle real-world challenges where creativity, empathy, and biomedical knowledge are key to transforming lives

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Requirements

Participants must complete a multi-stage submission process designed to guide and filter teams throughout the hackathon.

Pre-CompetitionDeliverables (Evaluation Filters)
Teams are required to submit the following deliverables prior to the in-person event. These submissions act as mandatory filters to advance in the competition:

  1. Research & Problem Definition
    A documented background analysis supporting the selected health problem, including scientific and clinical context.

  2. Conceptual Design & System Architecture
    A structured description of the proposed solution, outlining its operating principles, system components, and preliminary technical approach.

  3. Design Development Progress
    An initial development plan demonstrating technical feasibility, design rationale, and differentiation from existing solutions.

Only teams that successfully complete all required pre-hackathon submissions will advance to the on-site competition.

Final In-Person Deliverables
During the in-person hackathon, teams must present:

  • A final project poster clearly communicating the problem, solution, technical design, and potential impact

  • A live project pitch explaining the relevance, innovation, and feasibility of the proposal

  • A functional demonstration of the concept, either through a physical prototype or a digital simulation

 

All submissions should demonstrate scientific rigor, technical coherence, innovation, and relevance to real-world healthcare applications. Detailed challenge constraints and evaluation criteria will be provided upon the official release of the challenge.

Hackathon Sponsors

Prizes

MEX$15,000 in prizes
First Place
MEX$15,000 in cash
1 winner

Devpost Achievements

Submitting to this hackathon could earn you:

Judges

Dr. Parménides Guadarrama

Dr. Parménides Guadarrama

Judging Criteria

  • Problem definition and impact

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