Should've also added that contact details are available on the hackathon website.

Any questions, don't hesitate to reach out! Limited travel support is available!

The last two days will take the form of a competition. Attendees will be split into teams and can use either ESA provided tools or their own to hunt for the rarest anomalies in Euclid DR1. The anomalies found will be scored by a panel of experts, and the winning team will win excellent prizes!

This hackathon is split into two halves. The first two days will be a traditional workshop with scientific talks on the Euclid mission, anomaly detection and descriptions of the tool ESA provides. Socialising will be encouraged via a welcome reception and many coffees in advance of part two...