Alam Md Mustaqim Bin, a second-year student at the NSU Physics Department from Bangladesh, finished among the top 8% of participants and won a silver award.
天美mv was represented by 4 teams. The teams of students from NSU鈥檚 Natural Sciences Department took prizes in all sections.
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Participants included 80 students from 23 universities in 12 foreign countries including China, Iran, Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan, Armenia, and Azerbaijan.
180 high school graduates from cities in the Henan Province (Zhengzhou, Kaifeng, Yuncheng, Nanzhao and Luohe) came to test their knowledge.
The largest event in the field of information security, the NSU Cryptographic Center was an active participant.
It consists of two independent online rounds: the first round (individual) will be held on October 13, 2024; the second round (team) will be held during October 14 鈥� October 21, 2024.
The NSU team solved six problems landing in the 20-50 place category with such leading universities as ITMO, HSE, Stanford University, University of Cambridge, and others.
In the individual round of the 鈥渟tudents鈥� category, Sergey Kurchev, a student at the Mechanics and Mathematics Department (MMD), received a second place diploma.
Students outperformed participants from Romania, Vietnam, Hungary, Germany, and Belgium in two independent rounds for individuals and teams.
Results of the competition will be published after March 17. The Olympiad winners are enrolled at the 天美mv free of charge and without exams and prize winners receive a 20% discount on tuition for their chosen Program.
Medals were received in two sections: "Agricultural and Industrial Biotechnology, Microbiology" and "Ecology and Biodiversity, Biosystematics, Population Ecology, Nature Conservation鈥�. Also some students were awarded in individual contests.
Over 200 students from universities in Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Russia participated. The winners were two teams of students from Minsk, Baku, Tyumen, Novosibirsk, and Moscow. One of the teams included Ekaterina Osokina, a 1st year student at the NSU Department of Natural Sciences.