International Physics Olympiad - List of Past and Future Olympiads

List of Past and Future Olympiads

Number Year Host Country Host City Winner Score Homepage
57 2027 South Korea TBD TBD TBD
55 2025 Colombia TBD TBD TBD
55 2024 France TBD TBD TBD
54 2023 Iran TBD TBD TBD
53 2022 Japan TBD TBD TBD
52 2021 Indonesia TBD TBD TBD
51 2020 Lithuania TBD TBD TBD
50 2019 Israel TBD TBD TBD
49 2018 Portugal TBD TBD TBD
48 2017 Moldova TBD TBD TBD
47 2016 Switzerland and Liechtenstein TBD TBD TBD
46 2015 India TBD TBD TBD
45 2014 Slovenia TBD TBD TBD
44 2013 Denmark Copenhagen TBD TBD ipho2013.dk
43 2012 Estonia Tartu and Tallinn HUN Attila Szabó 45.80/50 ipho2012.ee
42 2011 Thailand Bangkok TWN Hsu Tzu-ming 48.50/50 ipho2011
41 2010 Croatia Zagreb CHN Yu Yichao 48.65/50 ipho2010.hfd.hr
40 2009 Mexico Mérida CHN Shi Handuo 48.20/50 ipho2009.smf.mx
39 2008 Vietnam Hanoi CHN Tan Longzhi 44.60/50 ipho2008.hnue.edu.vn
38 2007 Iran Isfahan KOR Choi Youngjoon 48.80/50 ipho2007.ir
37 2006 Singapore Singapore INA Jonathan Pradana Mailoa 47.20/50 ipho2006.org
36 2005 Spain Salamanca HUN Gábor Halász
TWN Lin Ying-hsuan		 49.50/50 ipho36
35 2004 South Korea Pohang BLR Alexander Mikhalychev 47.70/50 ipho2004.or.kr
34 2003 Taiwan Taipei USA Pavel Batrachenko 42.30/50 ipho2003
33 2002 Indonesia Bali VIE Ngoc Duong Dang 45.40/50 ipho33
32 2001 Turkey Antalya RUS Daniyar Nourgaliev 47.55/50
31 2000 United Kingdom Leicester CHN Lu Ying 43.4/50 IPhO-2000
30 1999 Italy Padova RUS Konstantin Kravtsov 49.8/50 1999 IPhO
29 1998 Iceland Reykjavík CHN Chen Yuao 47.5/50 1998 IPhO
28 1997 Canada Sudbury IRN Sayed Mehdi Anvari 47.25/50
27 1996 Norway Oslo CHN Liu Yurun 47.5/50
26 1995 Australia Canberra CHN Yu Haitao 95/100
25 1994 China Beijing CHN Yang Liang 44.3/50
24 1993 USA Williamsburg CHN Zhang Junan
GER Harald Pfeiffer		 40.65/50
23 1992 Finland Helsinki CHN Chen Han 44/50
22 1991 Cuba Havana URS Timour Tchoutenko 48.2/50
21 1990 Netherlands Groningen GBR Alexander H. Barnett 45.7/50
20 1989 Poland Warsaw USA Steven Gubser 46.33/50
19 1988 Austria Bad Ischl GBR Conrad McDonnell 39.38/50
18 1987 East Germany Jena ROM Catalin Malureanu 49/50
17 1986 United Kingdom London-Harrow URS Oleg Volkov 37.9/50
16 1985 SFR Yugoslavia Portorož TCH Patrik Španĕl 42.5/50
15 1984 Sweden Sigtuna NED Jan de Boer
ROM Sorin Spânoche		 43/50
14 1983 Romania Bucharest BUL Ivan Ivanov 43.75/50
13 1982 West Germany Malente FRG Manfred Lehn 43/50
12 1981 Bulgaria Varna URS Aleksandr Goutine 47/50
1980 Not held
11 1979 Soviet Union Moscow URS Maksim Tsipine 43/50
1978 Not held
10 1977 Czechoslovakia Hradec Králové TCH Jiří Svoboda 49/50
9 1976 Hungary Budapest POL Rafal Łubis 47.5/50
8 1975 East Germany Güstrow URS Sergueï Korchounov 43/50
7 1974 Poland Warsaw POL Jarosław Deminet
POL Jerzy Tarasiuk		 46/50
1973 Not held
6 1972 Romania Bucharest HUN Zoltán Szabó 57/60
5 1971 Bulgaria Sofia TCH Karel Šafařík
HUN Ádám Tichy-Rács		 48.6/60
4 1970 Soviet Union Moscow URS Mikhaïl Volochine 57/60
3 1969 Czechoslovakia Brno TCH Mojmír Šob 48/48
2 1968 Hungary Budapest POL Tomasz Kręglewski 35/40
1 1967 Poland Warsaw HUN Sándor Szalay 39/40

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