Armenian students to participate in International Chemistry Olympiad

PanARMENIAN.Net - Four Armenian students will arrive in Cambridge, UK to compete in this year's prestigious International Chemistry Olympiad (IChO). Smbat Mkhitaryan, Vahagn Tamazyan, Artur Aslanyan and Edvard Sargsyan will represent Armenia in the 41st IChO on July 19- 26.



They will be joined by 254 of the world's most promising young chemists from 65 other nations to face the ultimate test of their chemistry knowledge.



In the modern competition each country is allowed to bring 4 students to compete. The criterion for their participation is that they are yet to embark upon university education and they also have to be under the age of 20; the youngest participant this year is just 14 years old. Students often undergo highly competitive regional and national selection procedures to compete in the IChO.

Although the first IChO was held 41 years ago with only three participating nations, it is now a truly international competition with over 60 countries competing regularly.
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