German section of the International Physicists' Tournament
Do you want to build a water-based computer? Are you interested in the sound of alcoholic carbonated drinks? Do you want to optimize egg fights? The problems for the IPT 2024 (also used for the GPT 2024) are now available:
At the IPT 2023 in France, the team from Germany won three of four selective physics fights and qualified for the semifinals. In total, the team reached the sixth place of the competition. In the finals the team from Lyon
A team with students from Berlin, Hamburg, Aachen and Erlangen won the GPT 2023 in a competition with two exciting initial and a compelling final physics fights. The participants of the GPT 2023 that took place in Erlangen on March
The team “Fission Impossible” is the winner of the Online-Round of the German Physicists’ Tournament (GPT) 2023 that took place on January 14th, 2023. In an exciting competition the team with students from Berlin, Hamburg, Erlangen, and Aachen narrowly bet
The first coaching session will be on September 26th at 5pm. Learn about the tournament, watch typical physics fights, and discuss how the problems can be worked on. The coaching sessions are open to everyone who considers to participate in
The next GPT whose winners will qualify for the IPT 2023 in France will start with online coaching sessions in September, October, and November 2022. So learn about the tournament, watch typical physics fights, and discuss how the problems can
Physikstudierende der FU Berlin in der internationalen Top 5: https://www.physik.fu-berlin.de/news/2022-ipt.html Studierende der Universität Hamburg beim International Physicist’s Tournament: Physics Fights in Kolumbien: https://www.min.uni-hamburg.de/ueber-die-fakultaet/aktuelles/2022/0620-physics-fights-in-kolumbien.html
The team from Germany reached the semi-final at the IPT 2022 and in total ended up on an excellent 5th place. Furthermore, Lisanne Loher was awarded the prize as the best opponent of the tournament. The results of the IPT2022
In an exciting and close competition the team “Highly Intelligent, Gifted and Gleeful Students” (HIGGS) from the Free University of Berlin and the University of Hamburg won the German Physicists’ Tournament (GPT) 2022 with only half a point ahead of
The GPT 2022 will take part on the weekend of January 29th/January 30th, 2022. The competition will be online. The GPT 2022 will be the national qualification tournament for the IPT 2022, i.e. the winning team will take part in