Wars
How conflicts become information weapons.
Third edition
A slow research hackathon against disinformation

The method
Instead of 24–48 pressured hours, teams get two months to verify, analyse and build useful solutions.

We frame a testable problem, not just a topic.
We gather sources, data and context over several weeks.
Experts support method, ethics and applicability.
We turn analysis into a clear public tool or story.
The 2027 journey
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Research fields
How conflicts become information weapons.
Manipulation that distorts democratic choice.
Misleading claims about climate, energy and risk.
Fears and stereotypes presented as facts.
When belonging is used to divide.
Information chaos in uncertain moments.
The team
Students with varied experience, united by curiosity and responsibility for public debate.

Participation includes

Prize fund
To be confirmed for 2027

Latest
The second edition concluded with final student research presentations at GATE Institute. Teams presented solutions spanning wars, elections, environment and migration.
ReadForty-six students formed seven interdisciplinary teams. They began work on six key themes in the information space.
ReadThe second edition opened a new cycle of sustained disinformation research, again combining training, mentorship and practical work.
ReadThe network
From the hall
The DisInfoHack 2025 opening and the DisInfoHack 2026 final at GATE Institute.
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