COLLISION OF MINDS
take part in the APhB battle
Join the team physics competitions at the main Olympiad of Central Asia.
■ ABOUT THE COMPETITION
APhB combines a unique format of team competitions for school students in solving physics Olympiad problems. The entire tournament is organized exclusively by high school seniors or college freshmen.
Physics Battles to this point have been held only in Russia, Ukraine, and France, while they have not been conducted at all in the rest of the world. Our tournament is the first in Kazakhstan and Central Asia
Senior League
Students of grades 10-12
Junior League
Students of grades 8-9
STAGES OF PARTICIPATION
Registration for the selection online stage until 23:59 Astana time, May 1st, 2024
The qualifying online round in the team olympiad format will be held from 00:00 on May 12 to 23:55 on May 19 inclusive, Almaty time, on the platform app.formative.com
You can start at any time, there is a 5-hour limit on solving.
Instructions with access to the platform will be sent to all registered participants by May 3.
The final in-person stage in July 2024, lasting 4-7 days in the city of Almaty
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The tournament tasks are compiled by a team from the members of the Kazakhstan national physics and math team: awardees of IPhO, IMO, APhO, EuPhO, IJSO, BPhO, IMChO, IYPT and students from the LPR MIPT, Harvard, Williams College, and Sheffield University. We strive to take the very best from both classical Olympiads, as well as from the less typical ones like the MIPT LPR Cup
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The format entails mandatory collaborative and effective work of all team members to win. It is primarily the ability to maintain a friendly atmosphere after 6-hour marathons of solving the most complex Olympiad physics problems and sensible allocation of duties
TEAMWORK
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For victory, teams must build proper tactics and strategies. Only with them can one defeat a more academically powerful team
STRATEGY
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LEARN. COMPETE. WIN.
“A mathematician may say anything he pleases, but a physicist must be at least partially sane.” J.Williard Gibbs