Photos: QuackHacks – University of Oregon’s Premier Hackathon

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Max Unkrich
January 21, 2025
Noah Weis, event coordinator, president of the UO Leet Club, and a junior computer science student at the University of Oregon, addresses participants during the final day of QuackHacks. Students take part in the final day of QuackHacks, the University of Oregon’s 24-hour hackathon, on Jan. 19, 2025, a student-led event bringing together innovative participants for coding, learning, and building. (Max Unkrich / Emerald)
Noah Weis, event coordinator, president of the UO Leet Club, and a junior computer science student at the University of Oregon, addresses participants during the final day of QuackHacks. Students take part in the final day of QuackHacks, the University of Oregon’s 24-hour hackathon, on Jan. 19, 2025, a student-led event bringing together innovative participants for coding, learning, and building. (Max Unkrich / Emerald)
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Christopher Gallinger-Long discusses Project Larry, a 3D dimensional tracking initiative designed to enhance awareness of data collection. Students take part in the final day of QuackHacks, the University of Oregon’s 24-hour hackathon, on Jan. 19, 2025, a student-led event bringing together innovative participants for coding, learning, and building. (Max Unkrich / Emerald)
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