International Biology Olympiad

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The International Biology Olympiad (IBO) is a science olympiad for high school students under the age of 20. The first academic international Olympiads after the (originally Eastern European-based) International Mathematical Olympiad were launched under the auspices of the United Nations in the 1960s. The programs have gradually expanded to include more than 70 participating countries across five continents. The IBO is one of these olympiads. All participating countries send the four winners of their National Biology Olympiad to the IBO, usually accompanied by two adults who are members of the international jury for the duration of the competition.

Summary

Each year, the IBO is organised by a different country.[1][2]

No. Year City Country Date Participating countries
1 1990 Olomouc  Czechoslovakia July 1–7 6
2 1991 Makhachkala  Soviet Union July 1–7 9
3 1992 Poprad  Czechoslovakia July 6–12 12
4 1993 Utrecht  Netherlands July 4–11 15
5 1994 Varna  Bulgaria July 3–10 18
6 1995 Bangkok  Thailand July 2–9 22
7 1996 Artek  Ukraine June 30–July 7 23
8 1997 Ashgabad  Turkmenistan July 13–20 28
9 1998 Kiel  Germany July 19–26 33
10 1999 Uppsala  Sweden July 4–11 36
11 2000 Antalya  Turkey July 9–16 38
12 2001 Brussels  Belgium July 8–15 38
13 2002 Jurmala and Riga  Latvia July 7–14 40
14 2003 Minsk  Belarus July 8–16 41
15 2004 Brisbane  Australia July 11–18 40
16 2005 Beijing  China July 10–17 50
17 2006 Rio Cuarto  Argentina July 9–16 48
18 2007 Saskatoon  Canada July 15–22 49
19 2008 Mumbai  India July 13–20 55
20 2009 Tsukuba  Japan July 12–19 56
21 2010 Changwon  South Korea July 11–18 58
22 2011 Taipei  Taiwan July 10–17 58
23 2012 Singapore  Singapore July 8–15 59
24 2013 Bern  Switzerland July 14–21 62
25 2014 Bali  Indonesia July 6–13 61
26 2015 Aarhus  Denmark July 12–19 61
27 2016 Hanoi  Vietnam July 17–24 68
28 2017 Coventry  United Kingdom July 23–30 64
29 2018 Tehran  Iran July 15–22 70
30 2019 Szeged  Hungary July 14–21 78
31 2020 Nagasaki  Japan Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[3], replaced by an online event: the IBO Challenge 2020
32 2021 Lisbon  Portugal July 18–25
33 2022 Tsaghkadzor  Armenia July 10–17
34 2023  Russia
35 2024  Kazakhstan
36 2025 Manila  Philippines July 13–19

See also

References

  1. ^ "Past IBOs". International Biology Olympiad. Retrieved 2020-03-26.
  2. ^ "Future IBOs". International Biology Olympiad. Retrieved 2020-03-26.
  3. ^ "Regarding COVID-19". International Biology Olympiad Nagasaki 2020. Retrieved 2020-03-26.

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