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SOPHia Physics

Science Outreach to Promote Physics

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Annual Student Competitions

The SOPHia Project runs one competition for primary schools and another one for secondary schools each year.

In 2026, please visit https://sophiaphysics.ie/index.php/2026-sophia-project-competition/ for our primary school project competition.

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