Impressive results achieved by Romanian students at the International Biology Olympiad. Who are the winners
Romanian students won two bronze medals and an honorable mention at the 35th International Biology Olympiad, held from July 6 to 14 in Astana, Kazakhstan.
According to the Ministry of Education, Romania was represented by: Teodor Cârloanţă, a 12th-grade student from "Dragoş Vodă" National College, Câmpulung Moldovenesc, who won a bronze medal. Ioana-Noemi Munteanu, an 11th-grade student from "Vasile Alecsandri" National College, Bacău, who also won a bronze medal. Ionuţ Dumitru Adrian Găvănescu, a 12th-grade student from "Tudor Vladimirescu" National College, Târgu Jiu, who received an honorable mention. Mihai Manta, a 12th-grade student from "I. L. Caragiale" National College, Ploieşti, who received a participation diploma.
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The team’s preparation for this high-level competition included intensive theoretical study sessions, practical work, and exam simulations, guided by teachers from the Faculty of Biology and Geology at Babeş-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, with support from the Cluj County School Inspectorate and the Ministry of Education.
"Congratulations to all," the ministry representatives posted on Facebook.
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