Bronze medal winners\u2014George-Rares Stan, Mircea Susca, Florin Cosmin Crihan,\u00a0 Petre-Claudiu Mindrila, Vlad-Raul Constantinescu, Ioana Lal, Petru Cehan.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\nAnd all the other competitors from Romania\u2014Marta-Diana Filimon, Ionut Iustin Iordache, Antonela Mariana Fecheta, Codrut Andrei Diaconu, Victor Robu, Vlad Suciu, Codrin Alexandru Lupascu, Dan-Constantin Hutanu and Ionut Vlad Modoranu.<\/p>\n
Viorel Andrei Bud (Bucharest University) came first in the individual competition. Bud already has a great track record winning numerous medals in 2013 and 2014 at other international math competitions. Bucharest Polytechnics University also ranked first in University Top.<\/p>\n
This is not the first time when Romanian math students win at SEEMOUS. At the seventh SEEMOUS edition which who took place in Blagoevgrad (Bulgaria), Romanian math students were ranked first.<\/p>\n
SEEMOUS 2015<\/h2>\n
The 9th South Eastern European Mathematical Olympiad for University Students (SEEMOUS 2015) took place in Ohrid, Former Yugoslavic Republic of Macedonia,\u00a0in the period March 3 – 8, 2015. This competion brought together 91 students from 23 universities from Bulgaria, Greece, Iran, Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia and Turkmenistan.<\/p>\n
Romania was represented by 28 math students from five universities – Bucharest Polytechnic University, Bucharest Univesity, Technical University of Cluj Napoca,\u00a0 \u201cAlexandru Ioan Cuza\u201d university (Iasi) and \u201cGheorghe Asachi\u201d Technical University (Iasi).<\/p>\n
Winning with Math & Informatics<\/h2>\n
Despite of all educational, economical and political constraints Romania has faced in the past fifty years, math and informatics students from various universities across country competed and won hundreds of international awards.\u00a0 Below we have only few achievements of the last years obtained by Romanian students:<\/p>\n