What is the International Young Physicists Tournament?

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In summary, the International Young Physicists Tournament (IYPT) is an annual physics competition for high school students from around the world. It aims to promote scientific thinking and problem-solving skills through challenging theoretical and experimental physics problems. Teams of five students present their solutions to a selected set of 17 problems, with emphasis on creativity, critical thinking, and effective communication. The tournament also provides a platform for cultural exchange and collaboration among young physicists.
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Michal Fishkin
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I am a Canadian student in grade 11. I love physics (though I'm not very good at it) so I hope this is the place to find out more about what I'm passionate about.
I am currently interested in competing in the International Young Physicists Tournament.
It's nice to meet you!
 
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Thank you!
 

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