International Junior Science Olympiad

[1] Because of COVID-19, the 17th International Junior Science Olympiad 2020, originally planned to be held in Frankfurt, Germany, was cancelled.

[2] Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the 18th International Junior Science Olympiad 2021 was conducted in a hybrid format.

Emiel De Klejin (President) Thandie Lekone (Vice President, Africa) Paulius L. Tamosiunas (Vice President, Europe) Elena Losada Falk (Vice President, America) Abdallah El Marhoune (Vice President, Asia) Kwok-Tung Lu (Secretary) Budhy Kurniawan (Treasurer) Paresh K. Joshi (2015-2022) Sang Chun Lee (2012-2015) Masno Ginting (2004-2012) Ui Wook Hwang (Asia) Paresh K. Joshi (Asia) Robin Naidoo (Africa) Heide Peters (Europe) Ronaldo Fogo (Americas) Fatima al-Rashid (Asia) Paraic James (Europe) Heide Peters Mahesh Edirisinghe Echakart Lucis Yung-Ta Chang Robin Powles Kwok-Tung Lu Paraic James Michael Cotter

Those include: An IJSO backpack, water bottle and a T-Shirt, alongside various different items.

Closing ceremony involves giving roughly 60% of students a Medal (Gold to 10%, Silver to 20% and Bronze to 30%), but few also get a handful of special awards.

Silver Medal from IJSO 2007 by Tanmay Satyarthi
Team Georgia performing at cultural night in 2024
Team Georgia dancing at cultural night in 2024
Rareș Razvan Gheorghe (Romania) at 2024 IJSO, wearing a gold medal and holding his award for 2nd-highest score in Biology.
Rareș Razvan Gheorghe (Romania) at 2024 IJSO, wearing a gold medal and holding his award for 2nd-highest score in Biology.