Spotlight Stem’s School-wide STEM + ARTs fair – Christopher Li. (’27), Sion Shin. (’27), Alvin Sheng. (’27)

Sorry for the late post! This is Christopher, Alvin and Sion, and we helped host St. George’s first ever STEM and Arts show. In this show, St. George’s students presented the culmination of their research and interdisciplinary projects between arts and stem and we were so amazed to see what everyone made this year! From computer science projects to flappy bird games, we hope to … Continue reading Spotlight Stem’s School-wide STEM + ARTs fair – Christopher Li. (’27), Sion Shin. (’27), Alvin Sheng. (’27)

Learning about Earth Sciences – Christopher Li. (’27)

This summer, I had the opportunity of spending alot of time learning about melting glaciers! With all the natural disasters going on right now, glacial melting is one of the more serious issues that we face. However should we treat glacial melting like the boogey man? Or should we treat it as an unavoidable cause and learn to live and evolve with it in the … Continue reading Learning about Earth Sciences – Christopher Li. (’27)

Quantum Computing – Vincent Z. (’27)

I’m Vincent Zhao, and last year in my fusion 10 class, I built a 3-4 quibt error-correction circuit, simulated noise effects, and test how different rotation angles affect fidelity. To do this, I used Python 3, Qiskit Aer, NumPy, Matplotlib and VsCode. Through this project, I found that fidelity fluctuated periodically across rotation angles due to noise, results were not fully reproducible because of random … Continue reading Quantum Computing – Vincent Z. (’27)

Sum of n Squares – Christopher L. (’27)

My name is Christopher, and over the course of the last two months, our math class has been heavily diving into proofs. We’ve learned many different proof methods, but one of the ones that have stuck out to me the most is induction. It’s very amazing to me how we can say just for N to be true, then N+1 must also be true, and … Continue reading Sum of n Squares – Christopher L. (’27)