International Physicists' Tournament
The teams from École Polytechnique, ENS Lyon and ENS Paris this year successfully published their solution to the Popsicle-stick cobra, from IPT 2016, in Physical Review Letters. Furthermore, the article was selected for an article for APS’ Physics focus.
We are happy to introduce four new members in the Executive Committee of the IPT : David Collomb, Sebastian Fava, Pierre Goux, and Matheus Pessoa.
We are happy to announce that IPT 2018 will be held at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT), in Russia!
After two months of hardwork, the problems IPT 2018 are out! We hope you will enjoy it and have good time working on these problems!
The voting for IPT 2018 problems has now started. The members of the International Organizing Committee are in charge of gathering the votes of every interested people in their countries.
The problems for the next IPT are now being accepted. The deadline for problems proposal is May 21st. If you or some of your colleagues have some suggestions of problems we would be delighted to hear from you.
Our good old logo was very cool, but slightly too detailed for small-size usage. Say hello to our new logos !
We are pleased to learn that former participants of the IPT 2015 have just published their results in a scientific journal!
We just released a movie about the IPT 2016!
The 9th International Physicists’ Tournament will be held in Sweden, at Chalmers University of Technology, in the city of Gothenburg, between 8th and 13th of April 2017.
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