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Maider Manterola Tellería, winner of the Navarre Biology Olympiad 2019

The 2nd best in the test held at the School of Sciences of the University of Navarra was Tomás de Navascués and the third best was Maite Losarcos Santamaría.

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From left to right, Maite Losarcos (3rd), Maider Manterola (1st) and Tomás de Navascués (2nd).
PHOTO: Manuel Castells
01/03/19 10:48 Laura Juampérez

Maider Manterola Tellería, a student of high school Sagrado Corazón de Pamplona, was the winner of the regional phase of the Biology Olympiad, held at the School of Sciences of the University of Navarra, in which 103 students from 23 schools participated.

The second best result of the test was for Tomás de Navascués, from high school Irabia-Izaga, and the third place went to another student from high school Sagrado Corazón , Maite Losarcos Santamaría.

Also receiving special mentions were Amina Bengriche, Telmo Bretos, Micaela Voltas, Maddalen Monreal, Leyre Sánchez de Muniain, Juan Belzunce, Adrián Gil, Amaia Lerga and María Martínez Palacios.

These three classified students will participate, from March 28 to 31, in the national phase of the Biology Olympiad, to be held at the University of the Balearic Islands. In turn, the students who obtain the three best positions in the national test will opt for the international test , which this year will take place in the Hungarian city of Szeged, from 14 to 21 July. The 4th, 5th and 6th place finishers in the national phase will be able to compete in the Ibero-American Biology Olympiad, to be held in the second week of September in the city of Cochabamba (Bolivia).       

The event was attended by Hasier Morrás Aranoa, director of the Multilingualism and Artistic Education Service of the Government of Navarra; members of high school of Biologists Rafael Mayorga Más and Alicia Soria Tosantos; and Inmaculada Pascual Elizalde, Vice-Dean of Students of the School of Sciences of the academic center.

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