For all potentially interested students who may want to compete in the International Young Physicist's Tournament (IYPT):
The link below leads to the research reports created by Stuyvesant students and submitted to IYPT for selection onto the US team which competes this year in Zurich, Switzerland.
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1mUqFylk0XPMEO9P2jXkppeFmGkpMdTaa?usp=sharing
The sharing of these reports may serve to give you some insight into Stuyvesant's IYPT research, and work.
Despite that our submissions were very competitive, and some were just a hair away from being selected (as I was told by IYPT) , nobody from Stuyvesant was chosen to be part of the 5 member US-IYPT team this year.
It might be interesting to know that we are collaborating with the NYU Center for Quantum Information Physics and Solid-State Physics. They were, for example, so kind to give us access to their QDM (Quantum Diamond Microscope) for magnetic measurements.
If you consider participating , please contact me very soon at gwinkel@schools.nyc.gov or come to Room 133c. We would like to start the research on the (by then published) 17 Problems as early in September 2026 as possible.
Also, in addition to IYPT Dr. Winkel is offering that we build an SCMagLev train model like this (link below) if the PA approves the funding for it:
