NTU Physics Challenge 2023 took place on 22 July 2023 with almost 200 participants from secondary schools, junior colleges, and other tertiary schools around Singapore. Some information on last year's schedule and lectures are available below. See Winner for the list of past year book prize and award winners.
| 22 July 2023 | |
|---|---|
| Time | Activity |
| 9:30am — 11:30am | Physics Test |
| 11:30am — 12:30pm | Lunch | 1:00pm — 1:45pm | Lecture 1 |
| 1:45 — 2:00pm | Break |
| 2:00pm — 2:45pm | Lecture 2 |
| 3:00pm — 4:00pm | Award Ceremony (Book Prizes and GYSS Candidacy Prizes!) |
Click on the talk titles for video recordings
Lecture 1: "So You Think You Know Mechanics?" - Elbert Chia
A pedagogical lecture on A-level physics, where we will go over some interesting questions that may be challenging and counterintuitive.
Lecture 2:
A series of mini-lectures by faculties from NTU physics. They shared some interesting results from their research and laboratory, and showed why physics is such an interesting and fundamentally important subject.
The following students were awarded candidacy in the 2024 Global Young Scientist Summit
| 1 | (Male) Shanay Jindal | NUS High School of Mathematics and Science |
| 2 | (Male) E-Jie Tan | NUS High School of Mathematics and Science |
| 3 | (Female) Xu Tiange | Hwa Chong International School |
| 4 | (Male) Koo Anlan Timothy | Hwa Chong Institution |
| 5 | (Female) Chen Xinying* | Hwa Chong Institution |
| 6 | (Female) Katelyn Teoh Shu Hui | Eunoia Junior College |