Romanian students won four medals at the Balkan Physics Olympiad in Turkey, taking the first place in the overall ranking.
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The national physics team of Romania achieved a remarkable performance at the Balkan Physics Olympiad held in Istanbul, Turkey, where they won four medals and took first place in the overall ranking by country. This competition brings together the most talented students from the region, and the Romanian students stood out with their exceptional skills. Two of them received the absolute prize, scoring a maximum of 100 points, which highlights the educational excellence of Romania in the field of exact sciences. This success reflects both the rigorous preparation of the students and the support of the teaching staff. Romania continues to assert itself internationally in specialized competitions.
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