The Yale Physics Olympics is an all-day physics competition where high school students compete in teams of four to complete a pentathlon of physics-themed activities, including measuring unknown quantities, optimizing processes, constructing devices, and solving Fermi problems. In addition to the competitive events, participants enjoy a demonstration show, a talk by a Yale scientist, and an awards ceremony.
Cost
Free
Eligibility
Grades 9–12
Format
Competition · In-Person
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