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Asian Chemistry Tournament (ACT) is an international team competition for high school students focused on solving open-ended problems. During the Tournament, participants investigate a series of contemporary scientific problems directly relevant to real-world scientific challenges. The proposed solutions must be defended in scientific debate against opposing teams and professional chemists.
Asian Chemistry Tournament
April 24–27
Ages 14–18
High school students
4–6 participants
Team members
4 days
The tournament lasts 4 days
Tilda Publishing
Leagues
The tournament consists of two leagues. Participants can choose the one that suits them best. If in doubt, our team is ready to help with the choice
Advanced
It welcomes participants familiar with the tournament format, as well as students from schools specializing in natural sciences
Beginner
Designed for beginner teams with no specialized training required
April 24–27
Northeast Petroleum University, Daqing, Heilongjiang Province, China
The first Asian Chemistry Tournament was held from April 24 to 27, 2026, in China, bringing together science-minded schoolchildren from Russia and China. Participants solved real scientific problems with no single right answer, defended their ideas in a science battle format, and communicated in English.
Eight teams participated, and the prizes were distributed as follows: third place went to the PyroCaeLia team (Yekaterinburg), and second place went to the Reaction Masters team (Daqing). The overall winner of the first Asian Chemistry Tournament was the O'Ba'Na team (Baranchinsky).
The tournament became a platform not only for intellectual growth but also for international communication and cultural exchange. Join the next season and become part of the global scientific community!
Eight teams participated, and the prizes were distributed as follows: third place went to the PyroCaeLia team (Yekaterinburg), and second place went to the Reaction Masters team (Daqing). The overall winner of the first Asian Chemistry Tournament was the O'Ba'Na team (Baranchinsky).
The tournament became a platform not only for intellectual growth but also for international communication and cultural exchange. Join the next season and become part of the global scientific community!
1ST ACT Result
Participation Requirements
Each team must register on the website
Solve a set of problems
Pay a participation fee
Arrive in Harbin by 12:00 on April 24
Participation fee includes
Accommodation
Hotel check-in
Meals
Three meals a day
Transfers
Transfers within Daqing and Harbin
Team Registration
