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EurekaDev combines the spirit of a science fair with the creativity of a hackathon. Whether you want to code, research, or both - this is your chance to innovate across multiple categories and share your vision with a global community.
Create functional prototypes, apps, websites, AI models, or simulations. Perfect for developers and aspiring engineers who want to turn their ideas into working software.


Conduct background research and create literature reviews, theoretical frameworks, or experimental designs. Ideal for those who love deep analysis and scientific inquiry.
Attend weekly workshops on AI, computer science, medicine, and more. Get guidance from mentors and hear from guest speakers who are leaders in their fields.

Join 320+ participants from across the globe in a truly international innovation challenge
We offer two tracks so participants can showcase their strengths
Build a functional prototype, app, website, simulation, or other coded solution. Perfect for developers and aspiring engineers.
Conduct background research and create a literature review, theoretical framework, or experimental design around your chosen problem.
Within each track, participants can choose from 6 categories
Compete for awesome prizes and scholarships to research programs
Scholarships to prestigious research programs and exclusive mentorship opportunities
Category-specific prizes for top performers in Coding and Research tracks
Certificates, exclusive swag, and networking opportunities for everyone who submits
Everything you need to know about EurekaDev
EurekaDev is open to high school students aged 13-19 from all countries worldwide. You can compete individually or with a team of up to 4 teammates.
Not at all! We offer two tracks - a Coding Track for those who want to build technical solutions, and a Research Track for those who prefer literature reviews, theoretical frameworks, or experimental designs. We also provide workshops throughout the competition to help beginners learn.
You need to submit a project video (max 4 minutes), a written project description, and either code documentation (for Coding Track with a GitHub repo link) or a research PDF (for Research Track). Live demos are recommended but not required for coding projects.
AI use for writing code/research documents is allowed but discouraged. AI use for ideation and support is encouraged. Quality is a judging criteria, so make sure your work demonstrates genuine understanding and effort.
Yes, projects created before the event timeframe are permitted, however they will receive a point deduction during judging.
Register on our Devpost page, then join our Discord server for announcements, workshops, and updates — joining the Discord is required to be eligible for prizes. You can also follow us on Instagram. For any questions, email us at eureka.institute.contact@gmail.com or ask in the Questions channel on Discord.