online Young Physicists’
Tournament 2022

28 July — 31 July

Register

This is not the official IYPT 2022 or an officially endorsed virtual track but an independent competition.

About The Event

As many teams are not able to travel to the IYPT 2022 in Romania, we provide an online alternative to compete virtually.

Where

Online in the IYPT CC

When

Friday to Monday
28 July — 31 July

Event Schedule

Here is our tentative schedule

All times are in UTC+12

Technical Check mandatory for all participants

Join meeting, enable camera, activate screen sharing

Opening Ceremony

Welcome and tournament draw

Jury Briefing mandatory for all jurors

Explanation of the jury guidelines and introduction to the online system

Physics Fight 1 reduced form

The detailed schedule will be available in the CC after the draw

Physics Fight 2 reduced form

Physics Fight 3 reduced form

Physics Fight 4 reduced form

Physics Fight 5 reduced form

Final optional attendance

Best three teams of the tournament

Closing Ceremony

Ranking and Awards

Registered Teams

These teams already committed to participate

Australia

Australia

Canada

Canada

China

China

Korea

Korea

New Zealand

New Zealand

Russia

Russia

Singapore

Singapore

Thailand

Thailand

Register

To participate in the event, chose an option

Team

  • Team of 5 Students
  • Bring 3 Jurors (15 Fights in total)
  • 5 Problems prepared

  • Deadline on July 17 (AoE)

Student

  • Belong to a Team
  • Have a Join Password

  • Presentation Video by July 24 (AoE)

Juror

  • Judged in a previous IYPT
  • Fulfill IYPT Juror requirements

F.A.Q.

  • Please have a modern browser (Firefox or Chome) and a stable internet connection, i.e. no LTE access.

    We will use the video conferencing software BigBlueButton. If you have the opportunity, please familiarize yourself with it.

    You will need a decent web-cam, minimum 720p resolusion and a good quality microphone.

  • No, as this might lead to unfair advantages in either direction. You are however welcome to send different students from your national selection.

  • To allow each team member to present their work, we limit the set of problems each team may be challenged. Therefore each participant registers their prepared problem and the opponent will get a list of all problems remaining for the challenge. The problems of the last selective round are then implicitly fixed.

  • Running a video conference with participants around the globe might come with technical difficulties. As the report is the central part of a fight, we require each participant to upload a recorded presentation at latest on July 24 (AoE) to a web space. The link to the upload space is visible to team manager on the team management page.

  • To compress the schedule into a weekend and reduce the load on all participants, the selective rounds (PF1 - PF5) will take place without a reviewing team.

    This means that in each room, there will be only 2 teams competing. A reporting and an opposing team. In the second stage, both teams change their roles. In the case of an odd number of teams, there will be one room with three teams, where the third team acts as observer.

    The timing in each stage is as follows

    Phase Duration in Min
    Start of the Meeting (join at CC virtual overview)
    team/juror introduction, problem challenge
    5
    Presentation of the Report 12
    Questions of the Opponent 2
    Preparation of the Opponent 5
    Opponent summarizes the discussion 4
    Discussion led by Opponent 10
    Opponent summarizes the discussion 1
    Closing remarks of Reporter 2
    Jury Questions 5
    Grading 5
    Jury Feedback 5
    Pause 15
    Total 71

  • The draw will be done via a committed permutation.

Contact

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch

Email

fe-oypt-orga@nlogn.org