Sundai Hack 143 — Biomarkers of Aging Hack event

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Sundai Hack 143 — Biomarkers of Aging

When
Sunday, October 4, 2026 · 10:00 AM–10:00 PM
Where
Harvard

About this event

✨Join us for a Biomarkers of Aging Hack✨
How can we measure how fast someone is aging using data we can collect today?
In this hack, we will build and test new biomarkers of aging using AI, computer vision, wearables, physiological signals, and other accessible data sources.
Projects could explore ideas such as FaceAge, HandAge, wearable-based aging biomarkers, voice, movement, sleep, cardiovascular signals, fitness, or combinations of different modalities.
The goal is to build something real in one day. This could be a new aging biomarker, a model that estimates biological age, a tool that combines existing biomarkers, or an application that helps people understand changes in their health over time.
Come join researchers, hackers, clinicians, and longevity enthusiasts and build at the intersection of AI, aging, and human health.

✨Schedule✨

  • 10:00 Sundai intro for newcomers
  • 10:10 AI news
  • 10:30 Biomarkers of Aging intro
  • 11:00 Idea pitching and team formation
  • 14:00 Check-in #1 and lunch
  • 16:00 Optional 5k run/bike
  • 20:00 Final presentations

✨For newcomers✨

✨What is Sundai✨
Sundai Club is the largest MIT / Harvard AI hacker group that meets every Sunday to build a new AI app from scratch by the end of the day.
We have done 110+ hacks back-to-back over the last 2 years, one every Sunday without stopping.

✨Our Mission at Sundai✨
"Push the envelope of what is possible to do with AI in a day."

  • Grow the Best Hackers. Learn to build fast with AI.
  • Build Things That Matter. Users / $$$ / GitHub ⭐️s
  • Spread the Hacker Mindset. Teach the skills that we learn at MIT and beyond.

✨Our Principles✨

  • Build. The purpose of Sundai is to get together and build things. Every Sunday.
  • Ship. Get off localhost. Deploy a simple web app demo that works on the internet. Go for less to do more.
  • Shortcuts. A shortcut is an ingenious move that a hacker makes to build a system that works. To build fast, you always need to think in shortcuts.

✨Our Story✨
Read our story

✨History of Hacking at MIT✨
Read the history

✨Our Constitution✨
Read the Sundai Constitution

Terms of Participation
By joining this event, you agree to take care and be vigilant about the following:

  • Leave the room as you found it. All whiteboards, chairs, and tables must be cleaned and rearranged as you found them. All trash must be placed in the bin.
  • Do not let any strangers enter any building behind you where Sundai is taking place. If you see anyone you do not recognize who seems suspicious, please let us know immediately.
  • Use only the spaces dedicated to the Sundai hack. If unsure, ask explicitly.
  • Be respectful and considerate of others who may be in the building studying or working.
  • If unsure, always ask.

You agree to these rules by coming to the event. Please read the full terms of participation.