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MEDAL RESULTS 50 ICHO Rank Name Surname Country Practical Theory Total Medal 1 Qingyu Chen China 38,39 55,96 94,35 gold 2 Aleksei Konoplev Russian Fed. 32,52 57,92 90,44 gold 3 Raymond Eugene Bahng Korea 33,96 54,87 88,83 gold 4 Jeffrey Shullen Shi United States 29,00 58,49 87,49 gold 5 Marvin Dragon Choo Singapore 33,67 53,72 87,40 gold 6 Chenyu Wang China 28,49 58,67 87,16 gold 7 Junlong Qin China 28,18 58,98 87,15 gold 8 Jan Obořil Czech Republic 35,31 51,45 86,77 gold 9 Chae Rin Kim Korea 31,37 55,33 86,71 gold 10 Michelle Lu United States 34,30 51,77 86,07 gold 11 Vinicius Figueira Armelin Brazil 30,42 55,32 85,74 gold 12 Andrew Shucheng Wu United States 28,35 57,16 85,51 gold 13 Yutong Dai United States 30,48 54,93 85,41 gold 14 Jonathan David Bostock United Kingdom 29,13 56,06 85,19 gold 15 Yichen Nie China 24,90 59,37 84,28 gold 16 Kyrylo Danyleiko Ukraine 33,21 50,17 83,38 gold 17 Anh Duc Pham Viet Nam 25,09 57,63 82,72 gold 18 Mikhail Matveev Russian Fed. 28,47 54,19 82,67 gold 19 Khi Yung Fong Singapore 28,80 53,69 82,49 gold 20 Phuritat Sookananchai Thailand 31,57 50,77 82,35 gold 21 Ceylan Ceylan Turkey 31,75 50,44 82,20 gold 22 Yu-Che Chien Chinese Taipei 28,41 53,62 82,03 gold 23 Mátyás Sajgó Hungary 31,86 49,85 81,71 gold 24 Jinyeong Kim Korea 24,58 57,00 81,57 gold 25 Josef Tomeček Czech Republic 34,04 47,23 81,27 gold 26 Dhyey Gandhi India 28,12 53,13 81,24 gold 27 Ong Christoper Ivan Wijaya Indonesia 33,95 47,02 80,96 gold 28 Takanao Ishii Japan 26,52 54,35 80,87 gold 29 Ivna de Lima Ferreira Gomes Brazil 35,34 45,21 80,55 gold 30 Alexandra Andrea Geim United Kingdom 32,43 47,95 80,38 gold 31 Jishnu Basavaraju India 27,71 52,43 80,14 gold 32 Petar Petkov Hristov Bulgaria 30,98 48,84 79,82 gold 33 Matteo Salvator Stockinger France 28,64 50,85 79,49 gold 34 Miroslava Novoveská Czech Republic 37,70 41,66 79,36 gold 35 Joonsuk Ryan Dan Kang United Kingdom 26,54 52,50 79,04 gold 36 Daniil Bardonov Russian Fed. 25,63 53,16 78,79 silver 37 Sanchit Agrawal India 25,55 53,23 78,79 silver 38 Junhwan Won Korea 26,06 52,58 78,64 silver Rank Name Surname Country Practical Theory Total Medal 39 Jiapei Miao Singapore 32,01 46,59 78,61 silver 40 Ilija Srpak Croatia 26,83 51,71 78,55 silver 41 Stefan Schmid Austria 31,40 47,00 78,40 silver 42 Hur Lim Singapore 23,99 54,18 78,17 silver 43 Ramil Terlan Babazade Azerbaijan 20,68 57,47 78,15 silver 44 Evgeni Mihaylov Statelov Bulgaria 33,82 44,27 78,09 silver 45 Filippo Bigi Italy 27,79 50,28 78,06 silver 46 Richard Veselý Czech Republic 34,55 43,26 77,81 silver 47 Daniel Maksymilian Golec Poland 30,13 47,53 77,66 silver 48 Po-Wen Chen Chinese Taipei 28,48 48,79 77,27 silver 49 Mahdi Jafarzadehbedostani Iran 24,32 52,80 77,13 silver 50 Kai-Cheng Hsu Chinese Taipei 25,51 51,42 76,93 silver 51 Teodora Stan Romania 30,71 46,20 76,91 silver 52 Tudor Cristian Cozma Romania 25,41 51,40 76,81 silver 53 Paweł Franciszek Tyrna Poland 30,51 46,28 76,79 silver 54 Alexandre Polo France 25,16 51,20 76,37 silver 55 Sanprem Taechawichian Thailand 35,17 41,11 76,28 silver 56 Jun Hao Tan Malaysia 19,36 56,75 76,11 silver 57 Run Lin Wang Canada 30,87 44,91 75,78 silver 58 Hakan Calila Romania 29,86 45,69 75,55 silver 59 Behrad Saeedian Iran 23,47 51,68 75,15 silver 60 Bence Béla Botlik Hungary 28,07 47,08 75,15 silver 61 Artem Yanchak Ukraine 24,83 50,13 74,96 silver 62 Rukovanský Peter Slovak Republic 30,92 43,87 74,79 silver 63 Nguyen Van Chi Nguyen Viet Nam 22,33 52,31 74,64 silver 64 Raymond Li Australia 24,35 50,10 74,45 silver 65 Andrei Kobelev Russian Fed. 20,72 53,10 73,82 silver 66 John Andrew Hayton United Kingdom 25,66 48,09 73,75 silver 67 Vid Kermelj Slovenia 22,96 50,15 73,12 silver 68 Kieran Connor Australia 18,71 53,69 72,40 silver 69 Tung Thanh Hoang Viet Nam 27,05 45,13 72,18 silver 70 Wojciech Jan Jankowski Poland 22,83 48,88 71,71 silver 71 Abdullah Muqaddam Indonesia 20,96 50,71 71,66 silver 72 Richard Huang Australia 24,41 46,78 71,18 silver 73 Zhanibek Bekkhozhin Kazakhstan 17,35 53,23 70,58 silver 74 Taichi Nishiguchi Japan 26,88 43,44 70,33 silver 75 Gustavs Jānis Mežciems Latvia 19,63 50,62 70,25 silver 76 Wei Chung Chinese Taipei 22,09 48,14 70,23 silver 77 Renzo Mattos Peru 22,71 47,41 70,12 silver 78 Aayush Kadam India 26,66 43,33 69,98 silver 79 Martin Orságh Slovak Republic 26,22 43,66 69,88 silver 80 Florian Kluibenschedl Austria 25,25 44,50 69,75 silver Rank Name Surname Country Practical Theory Total Medal 81 Raz Lotan Israel 24,40 45,17 69,56 silver 82 Olavs Rāciņš Latvia 28,24 41,24 69,48 silver 83 Hanna-Riia Allas Estonia 31,66 37,18 68,84 silver 84 João Victor Moreira Pimentel Brazil 21,29 47,36 68,65 silver 85 Arshia Khademi Iran 23,98 44,19 68,17 silver 86 Olha Vashchenko Ukraine 20,09 48,06 68,15 silver 87 Māris Koniševs Latvia 30,57 36,88 67,46 silver 88 Bader Sulman Almulhim Saudi Arabia 25,56 41,76 67,32 silver 89 Dmytro Tsarenko Ukraine 15,23 52,07 67,30 silver 90 Pichamon Assawaphadungsit Thailand 14,07 53,15 67,22 silver 91 Janko Civic Croatia 29,10 37,90 67,00 silver 92 Mohammadhossein Sharifnia Iran 18,91 48,08 66,99 silver 93 Cristóbal Manuel Cortés Argentina 23,42 43,43 66,85 silver 94 Martin Rihtaršič Slovenia 26,46 40,11 66,57 silver 95 Palina Bulauskaya Belarus 23,44 43,12 66,56 silver 96 Yuta Masunaga Japan 25,97 39,97 65,94 silver 97 Sietse Dijt Netherlands 23,77 42,01 65,78 silver 98 Franco Héctor Castro Baroffio Uruguay 24,13 41,50 65,63 silver 99 Pakaphol Thadawasin Thailand 20,76 44,42 65,18 silver 100 Ignacio Román Battagliese Argentina 26,71 38,25 64,96 silver 101 Sebastian Witte Germany 23,82 40,95 64,77 bronze 102 Ruoh Wen Cheong Malaysia 31,47 33,28 64,75 bronze 103 Antoni Artur Prus Poland 23,07 41,52 64,59 bronze 104 Batuhan Apa Turkey 12,91 51,65 64,56 bronze 105 Dzianis Novash Belarus 19,09 45,42 64,50 bronze 106 Alejandro Munguia-Aldapa Mexico 34,71 29,73 64,44 bronze 107 Duat Nhat Phan Viet Nam 12,18 52,24 64,42 bronze 108 Mees Hendriks Netherlands 15,23 49,00 64,23 bronze 109 Eszter Sára Arany Hungary 27,03 37,14 64,17 bronze 110 George Petriashvili Georgia 21,11 43,02 64,12 bronze 111 Yusa Can Dinc Turkey 23,88 40,24 64,12 bronze 112 Thomas Bro Falkenberg Denmark 23,19 40,26 63,45 bronze 113 Davit Rizhinashvili Georgia 28,63 34,73 63,36 bronze 114 Titouan Gadeyne France 22,51 40,84 63,35 bronze 115 Áron Czakó Hungary 28,65 34,64 63,28 bronze 116 Daniel Cristian Ungureanu Romania 15,71 47,11 62,82 bronze 117 Abdulrahman Fayad Aledrees Saudi Arabia 23,62 39,03 62,65 bronze 118 Luca Spagnoletti Italy 31,81 30,71 62,52 bronze 119 Nicolás Adriel Manno Argentina 16,97 45,30 62,27 bronze 120 Nikita Žoglo Estonia 24,87 37,20 62,07 bronze 121 Hector Rodriguez Peru 17,94 43,79 61,73 bronze 122 Suvdanchimeg Sunderiya Mongolia 27,83 33,74 61,58 bronze Rank Name Surname Country Practical Theory Total Medal 123 Nariman Irahid Mirishov Azerbaijan 28,79 32,55 61,34 bronze 124 Rizki Kurniawan Indonesia 23,46 37,80 61,26 bronze 125 Gregor Drelichowska Austria 20,39 40,27 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Jaloliddin Shavkat ogli Alavitdinov Uzbekistan 22,50 34,87 57,36 bronze 144 Emre Kilic Turkey 19,12 38,24 57,36 bronze 145 Chiril Solovei Moldova 21,80 35,42 57,22 bronze 146 Olzhas Nurpeisov Kazakhstan 23,96 33,19 57,15 bronze 147 Siim Kaukver Estonia 23,00 34,14 57,14 bronze 148 Alejandro Valderrama-Celestino Mexico 26,56 30,22 56,78 bronze 149 Aliaksei Harakhouski Belarus 10,57 46,04 56,61 bronze 150 Neyci Estefania Gutierrez-Valencia Mexico 22,80 33,79 56,58 bronze 151 Saba Gogichaishvili Georgia 24,12 32,40 56,51 bronze 152 Galymzhan Moldagulov Kazakhstan 20,66 35,83 56,49 bronze 153 Sean Hikaru Wang Canada 20,27 36,04 56,31 bronze 154 Dildora Ilxomjon qizi Khakimboeva Uzbekistan 15,56 40,74 56,30 bronze 155 Inomjon Majidov Tajikistan 25,36 30,85 56,21 bronze 156 Matko Petrovic Croatia 14,02 41,84 55,86 bronze 157 Borna Simic Croatia 20,11 35,75 55,85 bronze 158 Justas Terentjevas Lithuania 23,75 32,08 55,83 bronze 159 Vladislav Ghies Moldova 18,68 37,11 55,79 bronze 160 Aaron Yuxiang Dou Canada 18,93 36,73 55,67 bronze 161 Rokas Vilnius Sidlauskas Lithuania 29,89 25,64 55,53 bronze 162 Aleh Karatkou Belarus 15,81 39,64 55,44 bronze 163 Daniele Furlanetto Italy 17,81 37,62 55,43 bronze 164 Thomas Froitzheim Germany 19,49 35,81 55,30 bronze Rank Name Surname Country Practical Theory Total Medal 165 Ahror Ismoili Tajikistan 17,43 37,56 54,99 bronze 166 Akmuhammet Karayev Turkmenistan 15,89 38,77 54,67 bronze 167 Emmanouil Kokkinis Greece 18,30 36,25 54,54 bronze 168 Jorge Martín Álvarez Spain 17,59 36,59 54,18 bronze 169 Antonio Andonovski Macedonia 25,94 28,21 54,15 bronze 170 Daan
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    Last Name First Name License Number NONE Amarbir S F-1322 NONE Murai C-1228 Abayneh Solomon H A-9025 Abbas Tarig M D-1785 Abdalla Nidal O D-1778 Abdelfattah Mohamed B-4037 Abdelhadi Bouchaib A-7390 Abdellaoui Abdelhadi B-4546 Abdellatif Ahmed M C-3133 Abdelnur Omer A C-6201 Abdelrahim Faisal A C-2769 Abdelrahman Nabeel B-1215 Abdu Idris F-1455 Abeshiro Tadesse G D-3241 Abosaleif Abdullah D-3926 Aboudamous Khalil M C-7408 Abraham Samuel F-0705 Abrams Solomon C-4295 Abreu Dalton D B-3756 Abu Shaer Raad J B-5624 Abuhamdieh Aiman M D-9510 Acharya Sundar E-9563 Ackridge Stuart N-1947 Acuna Miguel A-0422 Addo Tekle F-4749 Adem Adem J B-2245 Adem Seifedin A F-2150 Aderele Adenugba N-9187 Adgo Mohammedzeyn E D-1003 Adhikari Laxman D-9839 Adhikari Santosh E-2543 Adhikary Suyash K F-3857 Afanador Sergio S L D-0485 Afaunov Marat D-0873 Afenzal Lahcen B-7869 Agaberdiyev Geldimamed E-3456 Aguirre Carlos A A-6631 Aguirre Joseph L A-0081 Agvaantseren Turbold D-3902 Agyekum Anthony B B-5362 Ahmad Imtiaz N-8948 Ahmad Maqsood U-1563 Ahmad Zia B-8764 Ahmad Zulfiqar A-0838 Ahmadi Abdul R E-0443 Ahmadzai Mohammad N A-6506 Ahmed Ahmed E-2618 Ahmed Azkar D-8128 Ahmed Elfatih E A-2532 Ahmed Iftikhar F-9212 Ahmed Mohamed M B-4235 Ahmed Nabel F-3498 Ahmed Raja Z A-8706 Aineb Jalal E C-6693 Last Name First Name License Number Ajayi Festus N-9112 Akalewold Emebet D-3445 Akasha Ahmed E D-4024 Akbar Muhammad D-8646 Akele Meron F-2220 Akhrouf Khalil F-6832 Akhter Mahmood B-4497 Al Askari Motea A D-9774 Al Hakim Layth R D-6122 Al-Badani Muammar D-2020 Al-Nawfi Sharaf
  • 45Th International Physics Olympiads

    45Th International Physics Olympiads

    LIST OF WINNERS IN 1ST – 45TH INTERNATIONAL PHYSICS OLYMPIADS Compiled by Ádám Tichy-Rács BME OMIKK 2015. List of Winners in 1st – 45th International Physics Olympiads (Extended and improved version of List of Winners in 1st – 40th International Physics Olympiads [ISBN 978-963-593-500-0] for electronic publication) This publication is based on List of Winners in 1st - 30th International Physics Olympiads Compiled by Prof. Waldemar Gorzkowski (1937-2007), 1999. The original publication was revised Czech, Hungarian and Russian participants, 1st - 30th all participants 5th; 17th others cca. 70% and extended (31st – 41st) by Ádám Tichy-Rács, 2010. This publication can be freely printed, stored, reproduced, used to prepare any new publication in relation with the International Physics Olympiads. CONTENTS Contents PREFACE ............................................................................................................................................................... 7 Foreword of the absolute winner of the first IPhO .............................................................................................. 9 Foreword of the author ...................................................................................................................................... 11 Foreword to the 2010 Summar edition .............................................................................................................. 13 Foreword to the 2015 Spring edition ................................................................................................................