IMDO - International Medicine Olympiad

Mandarin newspaper ICityNews has reported the 2021 IMDO! Check it out: https://icitynews.com/?p=308615

2021 IMDO Journalist Recap. We hope to see all competitors again next year! Stayed tuned!

Congratulations to our 2021's champions: Richard Zhu, Boheng Cao, Rishabh Garg, and Deanna Lee from North Hollywood High School, in winning this year's IMDO. Our two days IMDO has officially ended until this point, and we would wish to appreciate every competitor who had attempted their best in the 2021's IMDO. Follow us for future updates, and we wish to see you again in our next International Medicine Olympiad!

Below is a picture of Beckman (Erin) vs. Seven Lakes (Shriya) in the round of 16. Both teams showed outstanding performances. The result for this round is 168 from Beckman and 64 from Seven Lakes. Congrats to Beckman and a round of applause for Seven Lakes! Keep up the excellent work!

As we approach our championship round, we wish to congratulate all four teams who made it to the semifinals. We receive the newest result for one of the semifinals' matches: North Hollywood vs. Thomas Jefferson, with North Hollywood winning the match with a score of 162. Congratulations, and stay tuned for our 2021's IMDO Champion!

As we enter into our quarterfinals, we wish to thank all the outstanding students who competed earlier in the day. The picture below is from match seven in our preliminary rounds today at 8 am. These two teams are from Arcadia and Watchung Hills, with the result of 130 vs. 176. Good job, everyone! More updates are coming.

Our first day of the IMDO Competition has come to an end! Thank you so much to all the competitors for attempting their best for the three online exams. All the match-ups for tomorrow's competition will be updated soon on our official website https://www.usmdo.org/. Stay tuned for more upcoming information, and good luck to all the participants in tomorrow's competition.

Hey, my fellow biology fans! This week, we will be introducing the following topics within the category of molecular and cell biology. The following subjects are cell signaling, mitosis, and meiosis. If you are interested in learning more about biology, please check back to our last week's post. Follow us for more contents and future updates about IMDO!

Hello there, my fellow biology lovers! This week, we will be introducing the next few topics within the category of molecular and cell biology. The following subjects are passive and active transport, metabolism and enzymes, and cellular respiration. If you are interested in learning more about biology, please check back to our last week's post. Follow us for more contents and future updates about IMDO!

Good afternoon, this week we are introducing few competitions topics of IMDO. All topics of IMDO are classified into three different categories. The first category is molecular and cell biology, with a total of 22 topics in which the first three topics are Macromolecules, the structures of the cell, and cell membrane. The molecular and cell biology category is also the most extensive one compared to the other two branches. Click the pictures to learn more, and follow us for future updates. # # # #

Look out! Introducing 2021 International Medicine Olympiad, a worldwide biology competition that invites the best high school students to join and compete in a friendly and intense environment. Our 2021's IMDO would be held virtually from August 8th - August 9th. This is the official account for the International Medicine Olympiad, and more latest news about the competition will be posted. Follow us for more info! We look forward to seeing all the competitors in about a month!

The Champion of 2020 IMDO goes to the team: Canyon Crest #2! Congratulations to the Canyon Crest #2 of winning the championship and also congratulate Watchung Hills for winning the second place and the intense efforts that they have put into the games!

The Semifinals rounds have almost come to an end. Below is one of the competitions in the semifinals: Troy #1 vs. Canyon Crest #2. Now, we are excited to be seeing the final winning teams that would compete for the championship match, and we hope that the teams would perform their best till the last!

Now entering the quarterfinals rounds, we have two brilliant teams competing with each other: Beckman #1 vs. Singapore NUS. They have exemplified their best efforts attempting to get into the semifinal rounds to achieve their ultimate goal.

All competitors are exerting significant efforts, trying to answer every question correctly. Below is a picture of Canyon Crest #2 vs. Lower Moreland.

The second rounds are halfway done until this point, and after these rounds, we would be entering the quarterfinals. Below is a picture of the NUS team from Singapore vs. Whitney.

As an international competition, the 2020 IMDO has teams worldwide to participate in this competition. Below is a picture of the team from Bangladesh vs. Beckman #1.

The first rounds have almost completed at this time. Today’s matchups are different from yesterday’s exam testing. Instead, we have fierce teams vs. teams competition to determine the winner of the rounds. Below is a picture of Whitney vs. Diamond Bar #3.

The first day of the 2020 International Medicine Olympiad has approached to the end. Below is a picture of all the competitors testing for the last exam. Thanks to all the participants who have spent their entire efforts in completing the three exams. We sincerely hope all the competitors would perform well in tomorrow’s matchups for the final success!

To complete our competing teams for the 2020 International Medicine Olympiad, the picture below presents all teams participating in the exams today and the matchups tomorrow.

The second session of today’s International Medicine Olympiad is the Human Physiology Exam. All participants are from different time zones, but they are all working towards the same goal. Below is a picture of all the competitors testing for the second exam.

The first part of today’s sessions has ended until this point. Below is a picture of the competitors testing in process for the first exam: Molecular Cell Biology Exam.

The 2020 International Medicine Olympiad has already begun. This year, we have teams from around the world to participate in this fierce competition! Here is the list of the teams competing right now (except the teams from Sage Hill High School and from Singapore who have finished the exams yesterday).