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• 07/19/2019. Objectives for the 2020 tournament have been published
• 02/15/2019. The deadline for submitting applications and information on participants in the final stage is February 24, 2019. All detailed information is available from the leaders of regional tournaments and the leaders of teams participating in the correspondence stage.
• 02/15/2019. The list of possible tournament participants has been published
• 02/15/2019. The results of the correspondence stage of the tournament in the individual competition have been published
• 02/15/2019. The results of the correspondence stage of the tournament in the team competition have been published
• 02/01/2019. Registration for downloading correspondence problems is closed
• 12/10/2018. A personal account has been opened for registering and downloading tasks for the correspondence round of the 2019 tournament
• 12/10/2018. The procedure for conducting the correspondence stage of the 2019 tournament and the rules for completing tasks have been published
• 09.14.2018. Objectives for the 2019 tournament have been published
• 09.14.2018. New regulations on TUF published
• 05/14/2018. This year, at the management meeting, all major league teams were invited to take part in selection interviews, which took place on March 31. The results of the interview and the list of 12 candidates for the 2019 national team have been published. Physics was assessed out of 50 points (report out of 30, opposition out of 20), English - out of 20 points. Work with candidates for the 2019 national team will take place in several stages. At the end of June, training camps of both teams (2018 and 2019) will be held in Yekaterinburg. To organize the work at these training camps, three teams will be formed (one from the 2018 team, two from the 2019 candidates) and full-fledged physical battles will be played in English. An educational program for candidates will also be organized. The second training camp will be held in the fall, and after the next RosTUF and based on its results, the Russian team will be selected for IYPT-2019 in Poland.
• 05/14/2018. The composition of the Russian national team at the 31st International Tournament of Young Physicists: Nikita Kozlov (captain), Polina Turishcheva, Kirill Poltoradnev, Daria Razueva, Anastasia Paltseva. Team leaders: Yuri Leonidovich Bashkatov (NSU), Alexander Ilyich Merentsov (Ural Federal University). The results of selection for the 2018 national team have been published
• 05/14/2018. Individual tournament results published
• 05/14/2018. The results of the tournament in the team competition have been published
• 05/14/2018. From March 24 to March 30, the 40th All-Russian Tournament of Young Physicists was held in Novosibirsk at the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center of Novosibirsk State University. The tournament was attended by 29 teams from Moscow, Dolgoprudny, Tver, Voronezh, Yekaterinburg, Kachkanar, Serov, Verkhnyaya Pyshma, Simferopol, Barabinsk, Novosibirsk, Mezhdurechensk, Tomsk, Mirny (Republic of Sakha Yakutia). In the major league, the teams “Demons of Physics” (Ekaterinburg), “Izolenta” (Voronezh) won, in the first league the winner of the tournament was the team “Synergy” (Novosibirsk).
• 02/16/2018. The final stage of the 40th All-Russian Tournament of Young Physicists will be held from March 25 to March 31, 2018 in Novosibirsk (Akademgorodok), at the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center of Novosibirsk State University. The list of teams participating in the final stage was formed on the basis of the protocols of the qualifying regional tournaments and the correspondence (Internet) stage. The leaders of these teams need to fill out this form with the participants’ data and send it to Olga Viktorovna Inisheva ( [email protected]) until February 20, 2018.
• 02/16/2018. The list of teams participating in the final stage of the XL All-Russian Tournament of Young Physicists has been published
• 02/16/2018. Protocols of team ratings compiled based on the results of the correspondence stage of the tournament have been published
• 02/16/2018. Protocols of personal rating of participants in the correspondence stage of the tournament have been published
• 01/31/2018. Registration for downloading correspondence problems is closed
• 06.12.2017. Open for uploading correspondence problems
• 11/23/2017. Dear participants! Please read the information about the regional stages and the correspondence stage of the TUF 2017
• 11/23/2017. New regulations of the All-Russian TYuF published
• 09/18/2017. Objectives for the 2018 tournament have been published
• 04/28/2017. The list of winners of the 2017 tournament has been published. Congratulations!
• 02/18/2017. The final stage of the All-Russian Tournament of Young Physicists 2017 will be held from March 25 to 30, 2017 in Yekaterinburg at the Specialized Educational and Scientific Center of the Ural Federal University named after the first President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin. To participate in the tournament, you must submit an application before March 10. The application is submitted by sending an email with a completed form (Excel format) to [email protected]. Read all the details in the information letter
• 02/18/2017. The protocol of the qualifying stage has been published.
• 02/04/2017. The final stage of the All-Russian Tournament of Young Physicists will be held in Yekaterinburg at the end of March 2017. Applications for participation will be accepted after summing up the results of the qualifying stage of the tournament.
• 02/04/2017. Rules for registration of qualifying stage work have been published
• 12/22/2016. Congratulations to our colleagues! The City Tournament of Young Physicists was held at the East Siberian State University of Technology and Management. The full report is available
• 04.12.2016. Open for uploading correspondence problems
• 07/17/2016. Objectives for the 2017 tournament have been published
• 04/10/2016. Congratulations to the winners and runners-up of the 2016 Tournament!
• 03/02/2016. Documents about the in-person stage of the Tournament have been published: application form, information letter and preliminary program.
Please send the completed application form to [email protected] Olga Viktorovna Inishiva until March 7 inclusive!
• 02/15/2016. The in-person stage of the Tournament will take place in Yekaterinburg from March 24 (arrival day) to March 30 (departure day), 2016. Applications for participation are accepted by Olga Viktorovna Inisheva by email [email protected]
• 02/12/2016. The list of winners of the correspondence round of the 2016 tournament has been published
• 01/20/2016. The ability to upload assignments for the correspondence tour has been extended again until January 28, 2016 inclusive.
• 01/08/2016. The ability to upload assignments for the correspondence tour has been extended until January 20, 2016 inclusive.
• 12/25/2015. The Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists will be held on January 27-30. Those who want to go there need to submit a preliminary application in the next few days - the main one can be written later. All applications, questions regarding accommodation, etc. submitted to Marina Petrovna Shchupko, her address is indicated in the information letter
• 09.12.2015. Open for uploading correspondence problems
• 09.12.2015. A zonal Tournament of Young Physicists will be held in St. Petersburg on December 24-27, 2016. Details in the information letter
• 11/21/2015. The Moscow Tournament of Young Physicists will be held in Moscow on December 3-5. Moscow participants can register
• 09.18.2015. The tasks of the correspondence round of the 2016 tournament have been determined
• 07/10/2015. Objectives for the 2016 tournament have been published
• 07/03/2015. Congratulations from Novosibirsk, who won silver medals and seventh place among the teams of the international tournament from 27 countries!
• 04/10/2015. The result of the final battle and the results for the teams of the 2015 head-to-head round have been published
• 04/10/2015. The list of winners and runners-up of the 2015 intramural round has been published
• 02/24/2015. An information letter about the 2015 in-person tour has been published
• 02/24/2015. The list of winners and prize-winners of the 2015 absentee round has been published
• 02/02/2015. Registration for uploading correspondence assignments is closed
• 01/29/2015. Registration until January 31 inclusive! Please send exactly one problem from the proposed ones.
• 12/16/2014. Registration, and today is almost the 15th (+-1) of December! Please send exactly one task from those proposed for absentee completion before January 20th
• 09.18.2014. Registration will open on December 15, 2014
• 09.18.2014. For the qualifying correspondence round the following problems are offered: 3, 6, 9, 11, 16 from the general list
• 08/18/2014. Objectives for the 2015 tournament have been published
• 07/17/2014. A story about IYPT 2014 from the Novosibirsk team
• 07/17/2014. Congratulations to the Novosibirsk team, which earned silver medals at the International Tournament!
• 04/10/2014. Congratulations to all participants in the full-time round on the successful completion of it, as well as the winners and runners-up!
• 03/17/2014. Information about the TUF summer school has been published
• 03/12/2014. New regulations published
• 02/19/2014. An information letter about the in-person tour in Novosibirsk has been published
• 02/19/2015. Team registration has been extended until March 7. Applications submitted later will not be accepted.
  Application for participation, you need to download, fill it out and send it: "m.schupkoATgmail.com"
  Participation in the tournament is possible only as part of a team of 4-5 people. Leaders and/or accompanying persons - 1-2 people. It is possible to create your own team or join an existing partial team. The organizers provide free accommodation in the dormitory of the Scientific Research Center of NSU for the winners and prize-winners of the correspondence round. Managers and other team members must pay accommodation in the amount of 650 rubles per day. There is no registration fee. All participants pay for travel to Novosibirsk and back, as well as meals themselves.
• 02/18/2014. The in-person tour will take place in Novosibirsk on March 25-31. The approximate schedule is as follows:
  • 25-26 arrival
  • 26 opening before lunch, one fight after lunch
  • 27 one fight until lunch
  • 28 two fights
  • 29 one fight until lunch
  • 30 finals before and after lunch, closing after finals
  • 30-31 departure
• 02/18/2014. In order to register yourself and/or your team for the full-time tour, you should email Marina Petrovna Schupko "m.schupkoATgmail.com". (Replace AT with @). This must be done before 25 February 2014!
• 02/15/2014. Published
• 02/15/2014. The List of winners and prize-winners of the 2014 correspondence round has been published. There will be an announcement about the in-person tour soon.
• 01/31/2014. The correspondence round is completed. The results will be out soon (when we check everything). Registration is closed. Dear participants sent a lot of good works! It's a pleasure to check them out. Thank you!
• 01/27/2014. The deadline for submitting the correspondence round task has been extended one more time (but for the last time) until January 30, 2014 until 23:59
• 01/21/2014. The deadline for submitting the correspondence round task has been extended only until January 25, 2014 until 23:59
• 12/23/2013. Dear participants! Please note that for the absentee tour you must send exactly one task from those proposed. Don't send everything you have. Choose the best one.
• 12/23/2013. Registration on the website is open. You can go to your personal account, register there and submit the solved problems of the correspondence round. Until January 20!
• 09/05/2013. The list of tasks for the 2014 correspondence tour and the rules for completing tasks have been published
• 08/10/2013. Objectives for the 2014 tournament have been published
• 05/16/2013. Created

Physics is an interesting and fascinating science. How many unusual phenomena can be explained with its help. Usually, research into complex phenomena is carried out by scientists, professors, in short, people with higher education. But the Tournament of Young Physicists (hereinafter referred to as TUF) is an opportunity for high school students and others to feel like real scientists and researchers.

Still, what is a tournament of young physicists?

Tournament of young physicists- one of the leading international team competitions for high school students in the ability to solve complex research problems, convincingly present their solutions, and defend them in scientific discussions.

Publishing tasks

It is worth noting that the tasks are research, that is, they require a lot of experiments and experiments, physical justification, both qualitative and quantitative.

Sample task

A rope ladder consists of wooden rungs inclined alternately in opposite directions. Hang it vertically and then release it. When such a ladder falls on a horizontal surface, its upper end moves down faster than it does during free fall. Explain this phenomenon and explore how it depends on suitable parameters.

Preparation for the tournament

Examples of observations

Density visualization
Schlieren photography is often used to visualize changes in density in a gas. Build a schlieren photography setup and investigate how well it can resolve differences in density.

Pour some oil onto a horizontal metal plate and place a vertical metal needle over it. When high voltage is applied between the needle and the plate, a cellular structure appears on the surface of the oil. Explain and investigate this phenomenon.

Attach one end of the horizontal elastic rod to a rigid tripod. Fix the other end of the rod on the stretched thread to avoid vertical deflection, and hang the weight on another thread. In the resulting pendulum, radial vibrations (parallel to the rod) can spontaneously turn into azimuthal (perpendicular to the rod) and vice versa. Explore this phenomenon.

It should be emphasized that mathematical calculations not supported by physics are, to put it mildly, bad form at a tournament.

In general, a good report should contain the following points:

• the phenomenon referred to in the problem statement has been reproduced experimentally;
• a plausible qualitative explanation is proposed;
• a theoretical model of the phenomenon is presented that makes it possible to predict some quantitative dependencies;
• these quantitative dependencies were measured experimentally;
• The experimental results are compared with theoretical predictions.

Physical Combat Structure

The opponent asks the Speaker clarifying questions, after which he presents his summary of the report. He reviews the solution to the problem presented by the Speaker, analyzes its achievements and shortcomings, and formulates questions for discussion. The discussion discusses the solution presented by the Speaker and the basic physics of the problem. The Opponent's speech should not turn into a presentation of his own decision.

The reviewer gives a brief assessment of the speeches of the Speaker and the Opponent,
including the discussion that took place between them. (At the All-Russian tournament, the Reviewer participates in the general discussion and can ask questions to both the speaker and the opponent)

Discussion

Regulations for the round of the Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists

International Tournament of Young Physicists

The Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists is held by the SibTUF Social Movement. Organizational and financial support for the tournament is provided by the Ministry of Education of the Novosibirsk Region, the Regional Center for the Development of Creativity of Children and Youth, the Foundation for Support of Educational Projects, Novosibirsk State University, and the Scientific Research Center of NSU.

The Tournament of Young Physicists (TUF) is a team competition of high school students in the ability to solve complex research problems, convincingly present the solutions obtained, and defend them in a scientific discussion. In the summer, after the end of the International Tournament of Young Physicists (IYPT), next year's IYPT problems are presented - 17 problems. Members of the methodological commission of the Social Movement of SibTUF translate the problems into Russian and from them, by voting of members of the Social Movement, 10 problems are selected for the Siberian Open Tournament of Young Physicists. The objectives of TYUF are of an open research nature. Working on a problem involves familiarizing yourself with additional literature on the topic of the problem and performing a number of full-scale and computer experiments. Therefore, the tasks are communicated to the teams in advance, at the beginning of the school year, so that the teams can understand the tasks and prepare well for TUF.

This year, 23 teams (128 participants) took part in the Tournament: 15 teams from Novosibirsk and the Novosibirsk region (Krasnoobsk, Berdsk, Talmenka, Lebedevka, Kuibyshev, Barabinsk) and 8 teams from other regions - Kemerovo region (Novokuznetsk and Mezhdurechensk), the Republic of Sakha (Mirny), Sverdlovsk region (Ekaterinburg and Rezh), Voronezh region (Voronezh)

Each team prepared for the tournament for several months. To prepare teams for the tournament, several years ago laboratory sites were created in different schools, equipped with everything necessary for conducting scientific experiments. Similar testing grounds were equipped at the Scientific Research Center of Novosibirsk State University, MBOU Lyceum No. 113 (Novosibirsk), MBOU IL NSTU (Novosibirsk), Orthodox Gymnasium in the name of St. Sergius of Radonezh (Novosibirsk), MAOU Lyceum No. 6 (Berdsk) , MBOU Secondary School No. 93 (Barabinsk), MAOU OC “Ermine”, in the Iskitimsky district.

The tournament took place in the academic building of NSU and lasted four days. On the first day, according to tradition, as in previous years, in the auditorium named after. G.I. Budkera (BFA) the opening of the Tournament and the draw took place, which determined who the teams would have to meet at the Tournament. In the afternoon, on January 31, the first qualifying fight took place, on February 1, the second and third, and on January 2, the last, fourth, qualifying fight. This year, as in the past, for the qualifying battle the teams were asked to choose a problem for the report - the best of the remaining problems (not yet discussed in previous battles) of the problem. The battles took place in parallel in 7 classrooms - 5 3-team and two 4-team. Each audience had a very representative jury - 5-6 people, which made the judging more objective. These are employees of institutes, representatives of companies, graduate students, students of the NSU Faculty of Physics, team leaders who already have refereeing experience and have gone through seminars with TUF coaches. The following teams made it to the finals: “EngineNETIk-1” (MBOU “Engineering Lyceum NSTU”, Novosibirsk, “Demons of Physics”, MAOU Lyceum No. 130, Yekaterinburg, “Izolenta”, national team of Voronezh). These teams became the winners of the Tournament, and in the final the absolute winners were to be determined. The final took place on February 3 in the auditorium named after. G.I. Budkera (BFA). As a result of intense competition, the absolute winner was determined: the InzheNETIk-1 team.

After the final, while the teams were resting, a meeting was held between the team coaches and other members of the SibTUF Social Movement, at which a report was heard from the President of the movement, M. Yu. Solodovnikov. about the activities of the Movement over the past year and plans for the next year. After the meeting in the auditorium. G.I. Budker (BFA) on the afternoon of February 3, all teams and spectators gathered again and the ceremonial closing of the Tournament took place. The welcoming speech was given by: Rector of Novosibirsk State University, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Professor Mikhail Petrovich Fedoruk, Director of the Scientific Research Center of NSU, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Professor Nikolai Ivanovich Yavorsky. All winners and prize-winners were awarded diplomas and medals, the team - the absolute winner of the Tournament received a cup with the image of Isaac Newton. The portrait was made using the “Optical anamorphing” method (deliberate change of the image using an optical method), the application technology is laser engraving.

First degree diplomas

Ekaterinburg, MAOU Lyceum No. 130, team “Demons of Physics” - Tournament Cup (final winners)

Novosibirsk, MBOU "Engineering Lyceum NSTU", team "EngineNETIk-1"

Voronezh, national team "Izolenta"

II degree diplomas

Barabinsk, MBOU secondary school No. 93, team "Boiling Ice-1"

Novosibirsk, Scientific Research Center of Novosibirsk State University, team “Random People”

Novosibirsk, CHOU Orthodox Gymnasium in the name of St. Sergius of Radonezh, team "Synergy"

Voronezh, national team "Avangard"

III degree diplomas

Novosibirsk, MBOU "Engineering Lyceum NSTU", team "EngineNETIk-2"

Barabinsk, MBOU secondary school No. 93, team "Boiling Ice-2"

Novosibirsk, MBOU Gymnasium No. 4, team "Beaver"

Novokuznetsk, MBNOU “Lyceum No. 84 named after. V.A. Vlasov”, team “Lyceum No. 84”

Novosibirsk, MAOU OC "Ermine", team "Phobos"

We congratulate the winners and prize-winners of the Siberian Open Tournament of Young Physicists -2018 and look forward to the All-Russian Tournament of Young Physicists, which this year will be held from March 25 to March 31, 2018 in Novosibirsk, on the basis of the Scientific Research Center of NSU.

From February 1 to 4, NSU hosted the Siberian Open Tournament of Young Physicists, which is organized by the SibTUF Social Movement. Organizational and financial support for the tournament is provided by the Ministry of Education, Science and Innovation Policy of the NSO, the Regional Center for the Development of Creativity of Children and Youth, the Foundation for Support of Educational Projects, and Novosibirsk State University.

The Tournament of Young Physicists (TUF) is a team competition of high school students in the ability to solve complex research problems, convincingly present the solutions obtained, and defend them in a scientific discussion. The tradition of holding TYUF in Akademgorodok has been revived after a long break. In the 2011–2012 season, the Tournament was held for the first time according to the tasks and regulations of the IYPT. The 2017 tournament is the sixth in this format. The objectives of TYUF are of an open research nature. Working on a task involves familiarizing yourself with additional literature on the topic of the task, performing a number of full-scale and computer experiments, therefore the tasks are communicated to the teams several months before the tournament. The lists of problems of various tournaments of young physicists held in the current academic year are compiled on the basis of the list of problems of the International Tournament of Young Physicists (IYPT).

This year, 26 teams took part in SibTUF: 11 - from Novosibirsk, 6 - from the Novosibirsk region, 2 - from the Kemerovo region, 4 - from the Sverdlovsk region, 1 - from the Voronezh region, 1 - from the Republic of Buryatia, 1 - national team of the city Mirny and Novosibirsk, 146 people in total. The geography of SibTUF is expanding every year: for the first time, teams from Ulan-Ude, the cities of Rezh and Verkhnyaya Pyshma of the Sverdlovsk region, and the city of Mirny took part in the event. Each team prepared for the tournament for several months. To prepare teams for the tournament, laboratory sites were created in different schools, equipped with everything necessary to conduct scientific experiments. Similar sites were equipped at the Scientific Research Center of NSU, MBOU Lyceum No. 113 (Novosibirsk), MBOU IL NSTU (Novosibirsk), MAOU Lyceum No. 6 (Berdsk), MBOU Secondary School No. 93 (Barabinsk), and at MAOU OC "Ermine", in the Iskitimsky district. Soon the Orthodox Gymnasium in the name of St. Sergius of Radonezh will also receive a set of equipment. In 2017, the Tournament took place in the old academic building of NSU and lasted four days. On the first day in the auditorium. G.I. Budker (BFA) a grand opening took place, at which the President of the Social Movement “Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists”, Deputy Director of the MBOU Secondary School No. 93 of Barabinsk Mikhail Yurievich Solodovnikov, Rector of NSU Mikhail Petrovich Fedoruk, Director of the Institute of Nuclear Physics SB RAS, member- RAS correspondent Pavel Vladimirovich Logachev. Alexey Aleksandrovich Kolchin, screenwriter of the project, gave a lecture about the “GetAClass Films” project. At the end of the opening, a draw and a meeting of team coaches took place. On February 1, the first qualifying fight took place, on February 2 – the second and third, on January 3 – the last, fourth, qualifying fight. For the first time, to participate in the qualifying battle, the teams were asked to choose the task for the report - the best of the remaining ones (not yet covered in previous battles). The battles took place in parallel in 8 classrooms - six 3-team and two 4-team. Each audience had a representative jury of 5-6 people, which made the judging more objective. The jury included: employees of institutes, representatives of companies, graduate students, students of the NSU Faculty of Physics, team leaders who already have refereeing experience and have gone through seminars with TUF coaches. The following teams made it to the finals of the Tournament: “SUNC NSU” (SUNC NSU), “School of Pythagoras” and “Synergy” (PHO Orthodox Gymnasium in the name of St. Sergius of Radonezh) - they became the winners of the Tournament. February 4 in the auditorium named after. G.I. Budker (BFA) the final competition took place, in which the absolute winner was to be determined. The teams themselves chose the tasks that they had to report: “SUSC NSU” - the “Fast Chain” task, “School of Pythagoras” - the “Propeller on a Stick” task, “Synergy” - the “Trsional Gyroscope” task. As a result of an exciting struggle, the absolute winner was determined - the team “SUSC NSU”. The closing ceremony of the Tournament also took place on February 4th. The welcoming speech was given by: Deputy. Director of LLC "New School" Andrey Ivanovich Shchetnikov, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Dean of the Faculty of Physics and Mathematics of NSU Alexander Evgenievich Bondar, Doctor of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Director of the SUSC NSU Nikolai Ivanovich Yavorsky. All winners and prize-winners were awarded diplomas and medals, the team - the absolute winner of the Tournament received a cup with the image of Pyotr Leonidovich Kapitsa, the famous Soviet physicist, Nobel Prize laureate in physics. At the end of the ceremony, everyone spoke with words of gratitude, as well as parting words to future Tyufovites. Results: I degree diplomas Novosibirsk, SUSC NSU, team "SUSC NSU" - Tournament Cup (final winners) Novosibirsk, team "School of Pythagoras" Novosibirsk, NOU Orthodox Gymnasium in the name of St. Sergius of Radonezh, team "Synergy" Diplomas II degrees Ekaterinburg, MAOU Lyceum No. 130, MAOU Gymnasium No. 176, Ekaterinburg, team “Demons of Physics” Novosibirsk, MBOU “Engineering Lyceum NSTU”, team “EngineNETIk-1” Barabinsk, MBOU Secondary School No. 93, team "Boiling Ice-1" Mezhdurechensk, MBOU "Lyceum No. 20", team "Region 42" - Voronezh region, national team "Voronezh" III degree diplomas Barabinsk, MBOU Secondary School No. 93, team “Boiling Ice-2” Novosibirsk, MBOU Lyceum No. 113, team “113th Element” Yekaterinburg, MAOU Lyceum No. 130, MBOU Secondary School No. 134, Yekaterinburg, team "Isotopes" Novosibirsk, MBOU Gymnasium No. 4, team "Beaver" Novosibirsk, MAOU OC "Ermine", team "Phobos"

The tournament of young physicists is a team competition of schoolchildren to solve physical problems of a research nature. The list of 10 SibTUF tasks is published in early September, so five months are given to prepare for the tournament. During preparation, schoolchildren conduct experiments, get acquainted with literature, understand theory, prepare presentations, and learn to tell them. The tournament itself takes place in the form of physical battles, when teams alternately act as presenters, opponents and reviewers. This form of holding a tournament is close to a real scientific discussion.

Universe of Physics. Promotional video of the International TUF

The Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists is held over four days in early February in the Novosibirsk Akademgorodok.

Teams consisting of 3–6 students in grades 8–11 are invited to participate in the Tournament. The tournament is open: teams from both the Siberian Federal District and other regions of Russia and other countries participate in it.

The official language of the tournament is Russian. The current version of the rules of the Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists is published on the tournament website.

The rules of the Siberian Tournament of Young Physicists are adopted by the Public Council, which includes coaches of teams constantly participating in the tournament. Organizational and financial support for the tournament is provided by the Foundation for Support of Educational Projects, the Center for the Development of Creativity of Children and Youth of the Novosibirsk Region, and Novosibirsk State University.

The Siberian tournament is part of the IYPT tournament system. The guys first participate in their regional tournament, then in the Russian one. And the winners of RosTUF represent our country at the International Tournament of Young Physicists.