Gabriel Lefundes

Silver Medal in Brazilian Physics Olympiad Brazilian Physics Society Dec 2015 The competition is organized by the Brazilian Physics Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física – SBF, in Portuguese) and receives financial support of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The contestants are students of general or technical secondary schools, i.e. schools which cannot be considered technical colleges. The Brazilian Physics Olympiad is composed by three eliminatory examinations: in the first examination the number of students (contestants) is about 500000; for… Show more The competition is organized by the Brazilian Physics Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física – SBF, in Portuguese) and receives financial support of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The contestants are students of general or technical secondary schools, i.e. schools which cannot be considered technical colleges. The Brazilian Physics Olympiad is composed by three eliminatory examinations: in the first examination the number of students (contestants) is about 500000; for the second examination the number of classified students is approximately 150000 and for the third examination about 3000 students. For these 3.000 students the organizers establish mínima (expressed in points) for Gold Medals, Silver Medals, Bronze Medals and Honorable Mentions. Each year, 20 students from each grade are awarded with Gold Medal, 40 students with Silver Medal and 60 students with Bronze Medal. Show less

Honorable Mention in International Young Physicist Tournament (IYPT) - Brazil B8 Projetos Apr 2015 The IYPT Brazil is a science competition for high school students, from which is selected the Brazilian team in IYPT, popularly known as the "World Cup of Physics".The IYPT is a team-oriented competition. That means that in contrast to a lot of other competitions students do not compete alone and on their own but as a team. The participating teams have almost a year to prepare so-called "Reports" on 17 tasks, called "problems". During the tournament teams present their reports and discuss… Show more The IYPT Brazil is a science competition for high school students, from which is selected the Brazilian team in IYPT, popularly known as the "World Cup of Physics".The IYPT is a team-oriented competition. That means that in contrast to a lot of other competitions students do not compete alone and on their own but as a team. The participating teams have almost a year to prepare so-called "Reports" on 17 tasks, called "problems". During the tournament teams present their reports and discuss and defend their solution against an opposing team. Presentation and discussion are then graded by a jury consisting of national and international experts. Show less

Gold Medal in Brazilian Physics Olympiad Brazilian Physics Society Dec 2014 The competition is organized by the Brazilian Physics Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física – SBF, in Portuguese) and receives financial support of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The contestants are students of general or technical secondary schools, i.e. schools which cannot be considered technical colleges. The Brazilian Physics Olympiad is composed by three eliminatory examinations: in the first examination the number of students (contestants) is about 500000; for… Show more The competition is organized by the Brazilian Physics Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física – SBF, in Portuguese) and receives financial support of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The contestants are students of general or technical secondary schools, i.e. schools which cannot be considered technical colleges. The Brazilian Physics Olympiad is composed by three eliminatory examinations: in the first examination the number of students (contestants) is about 500000; for the second examination the number of classified students is approximately 150000 and for the third examination about 3000 students. For these 3.000 students the organizers establish mínima (expressed in points) for Gold Medals, Silver Medals, Bronze Medals and Honorable Mentions. Each year, 20 students from each grade are awarded with Gold Medal, 40 students with Silver Medal and 60 students with Bronze Medal. Show less

Bronze Medal in International Young Physicist Tournament (IYPT) - Brazil B8 Projetos Mar 2014 The IYPT Brazil is a science competition for high school students, from which is selected the Brazilian team in IYPT, popularly known as the "World Cup of Physics".The IYPT is a team-oriented competition. That means that in contrast to a lot of other competitions students do not compete alone and on their own but as a team. The participating teams have almost a year to prepare so-called "Reports" on 17 tasks, called "problems". During the tournament teams present their reports and discuss… Show more The IYPT Brazil is a science competition for high school students, from which is selected the Brazilian team in IYPT, popularly known as the "World Cup of Physics".The IYPT is a team-oriented competition. That means that in contrast to a lot of other competitions students do not compete alone and on their own but as a team. The participating teams have almost a year to prepare so-called "Reports" on 17 tasks, called "problems". During the tournament teams present their reports and discuss and defend their solution against an opposing team. Presentation and discussion are then graded by a jury consisting of national and international experts. Show less

Gold medal in Brazilian Physics Olympiad Brazilian Physics Society Dec 2013 The competition is organized by the Brazilian Physics Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física – SBF, in Portuguese) and receives financial support of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The contestants are students of general or technical secondary schools, i.e. schools which cannot be considered technical colleges. The Brazilian Physics Olympiad is composed by three eliminatory examinations: in the first examination the number of students (contestants) is about 500000; for… Show more The competition is organized by the Brazilian Physics Society (Sociedade Brasileira de Física – SBF, in Portuguese) and receives financial support of the Ministry of Science, Technology and Innovation. The contestants are students of general or technical secondary schools, i.e. schools which cannot be considered technical colleges. The Brazilian Physics Olympiad is composed by three eliminatory examinations: in the first examination the number of students (contestants) is about 500000; for the second examination the number of classified students is approximately 150000 and for the third examination about 3000 students. For these 3.000 students the organizers establish mínima (expressed in points) for Gold Medals, Silver Medals, Bronze Medals and Honorable Mentions. Each year, 20 students from each grade are awarded with Gold Medal, 40 students with Silver Medal and 60 students with Bronze Medal. Show less

Bronze medal at the Olympics Bahia Chemistry Federal University of Bahia Oct 2013