Updates
What we've been building, submitting, and winning — straight from the team.
Our website now features an interactive project timeline, a recognition overview, working contact and application forms, light and dark themes, and a newsletter — making it easier than ever to follow our work and get involved.
Our newest project, developed through the New York Academy of Sciences challenge program, investigates how solar generation, battery storage, and smart energy management can turn schools into clean energy hubs and community resilience anchors. Work runs through May 2026.
About the project →Team Spartacus completed "Superconductivity Preservation in NbN Thin Films: The Role of Lead Coating Under Proton Irradiation" — our most ambitious research effort yet — and submitted it to the CERN Beamline for Schools 2025 competition.
About the project →Braille Circuits, our tactile electronics learning kit for visually impaired students, and Safe Explorer, a radio-based emergency communication concept for remote environments, both completed their development cycles for TEKNOFEST competitions.
Braille Circuits →Our Roblox-based virtual physics laboratory — six interactive experiment rooms targeting the least-understood physics topics — earned Regional Finalist status in the TÜBİTAK 2204-A High School Research Projects Competition, with trial results showing improved comprehension across every topic tested.
About the project →A group of students with a shared passion for science, technology, and societal impact founded Terra Reform — an independent platform for turning ideas into real research, engineering, and software projects.
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