International Conference of Young Scientist or ICYS is the unofficial world championship of research papers in several scientific disciplines for secondary school students. It has gained notable participation across three continents (Europe, Asia, and America). It is organised by a host institution and vary for each year. ICYS is a member of World Federation of Physics Competitions.
History
It celebrated its 20th year in Bali, Indonesia. Later, a young scientist (Amin Ehsanian) suggested the new formation of the conference for 2014. The 2014 edition were supposed to be held in Ukraine but due to the Ukraine crisis, it were transferred to Serbia.
Conference 1994 Visegrád, Hungary 1995 Baranovichi, Belarus 1996 Visegrád, Hungary 1997 Baranovichi, Belarus 1998 Visegrád, Hungary 1999 Baranovichi, Belarus 2000 Nijmegen, Netherlands - first time the conference were held outside of Hungary and Belarus, hosted by Radboud University Nijmegen 2001 Katowice, Poland - hosted by Youth Palace Katowice 2002 Kutaisi, Georgia 2003 Prague and Kladno, Czech Republic 2004 Nijmegen, Netherlands - hosted by Radboud University Nijmegen 2005 Katowice, Poland - hosted by Youth Palace Katowice 2006 Stuttgart, Germany - sponsored by Bosch, hosted by Heidehof Foundation 2007 Saint-Petersburg, Russia - hosted by Saint Petersburg State University 2008 Chernivtsi, Ukraine - hosted by Chernivtsi University and Youth Scientific Society Quasar 2009 Pszczyna, Poland - hosted by Boleslaw Chrobry I Comprehensive Secondary School 2010 Bali, Indonesia - first time the conference is hosted outside Europe, hosted by Surya Institute 2011 Moscow, Russia - the first country to have two different cities as host, hosted by Moscow State University, Dynasty Foundation and Metallinvestbank 2012 Nijmegen, Netherlands - hosted by Radboud University Nijmegen 2013 Bali, Indonesia - 20th edition, hosted by Surya Institute and Surya University 2014 Belgrade, Serbia - hosted by Regional Centre for Talents Belgrade Two 2015 İzmir, Turkey - hosted by İzmir University 2016 Cluj-Napoca, Romania - hosted by Babeş-Bolyai University 2017 Stuttgart, Germany - hosted by Student Research Centers Baden-Württemberg 2018 Belgrade, Serbia - hosted by Regional Centre for Talents Belgrade Two 2019 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - hosted by Malaysia Young Scientists Organisation 2022 Belgrade, Serbia - hosted by Regional Center for Talented Youth Belgrade 2023 Belgrade, Serbia - hosted by kashi Regional Centre for Young Talents 2024 İzmir, Turkey - hosted by Buca Municipality 2025 Thailand - hosted by KVIS 2026 New Delhi, India, Hosted By -St Marks Sr Sec Public School Bagh, Meera Bagh
Participating countries Blue indicates Participate. Orange indicates Observer. Grey indicates Not participate. White indicates No information.
No Countries 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 01 Azerbaijan 02 Belarus 03 Brazil 04 Bulgaria 05 Cambodia 06 China 07 Croatia 08 Cyprus 09 Czech Republic 10 Denmark 11 Finland 12 France 13 Germany 14 Georgia 15 Ghana 16 Greece 17 Hungary 18 India 19 Indonesia 20 Iran 21 Japan 22 Kenya 23 Laos 24 Lithuania 25 Malaysia 26 Netherlands 27 Nigeria 28 North Macedonia 29 Poland 30 Romania 31 Russia 32 Serbia 33 Singapore 34 Slovakia 35 South Korea 36 Sri Lanka 37 Taiwan 38 Thailand 39 Turkey 40 Ukraine 41 United Kingdom 42 United States 43 Yugoslavia
Only Belarus, Hungary and Ukraine have made it to all Conferences. Netherlands and Russia, each missed a Conference.
See also Science fair
References
External links Official ICYS website 2016 ICYS 2015 ICYS 2014 ICYS 2013 ICYS , 20th Edition 2012 ICYS 2011 ICYS