SYPT 2019

The SYPT 2019 was held on the 23^rd and 24^th of March at the FHNW in Brugg-Windisch. Roughly 70 students presented their projects in front of a jury. After the three preliminary rounds the teams Black Physics, Team Räupli and The Excited Ground States qualified for the final. In a competitive final the team The Excited Ground States consisting of Nicola Widmer, Daniel Gotsmann and Daniel Swingler won the 12^th Swiss Young Phyisicists' Tournament. Congratulations to the winners and all our participants for a great tournament!

We would like to thank the FHNW as well as all helpers who made such a successful event possible.

Results:

• Final Team Result
• Individual Ranking

 Results after preliminary fights:

• Results after Round 1
• Results after Round 2
• Results after Round 3

The SYPT 2019 will take place on the 23^rd and 24^th of March at the Fachhochschule Nordwestschweiz in Brugg Windisch. We are delighted to have found an attractive venue for the 2019 Swiss Young Physicists' Tournament.

Over 70 students have registered for the 12^th edition of the SYPT. In the months prior to the tournament they work on of 17 interesting physics problems. In preparation to the tournament students should discuss theoretical aspects and investigate the phenomenon experimentally. At the tournament students then present their findings in a physics fight (click here for more information on how the SYPT works).

Students have the option to take part at the SYPT Physics Week where they will be coached on their respective problems. The Physics Week 2019 will be held from the 11^th to the 15^th of February at the MNG Rämibühl in Zürich. Please note that due to organizational reasons only the problems 3, 4, 5, 6, 8. 9, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 17 are offered at the Physics Week. Places at the SYPT Physics Week are limited.

Important links:

• SYPT problems 2019
• SYPT regulations 2019
• SYPT Brochure
• SYPT on Facebook
• SYPT on Instagram