MIT será el anfitrión de la hackaton América Latina vs. COVID-19
Es un evento virtual de 48 horas que se centrará en desarrollar soluciones para abordar unas cuestiones apremiantes para América Latina.
Es un evento virtual de 48 horas que se centrará en desarrollar soluciones para abordar unas cuestiones apremiantes para América Latina.
A 48-hour virtual event to focus on developing solutions that will have a meaningful impact in Latin America in the next three to six months.
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