Selected course: AP Physics
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AP-aligned physics foundation
Build the physics foundation AP demands—concepts first, then sustained problem solving with feedback on reasoning.
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Infinity Science Institute teaches physics and mathematics through careful instruction, challenging problem solving, and student research. Students build strong foundations, then have opportunities to go further through olympiad preparation and mentored research.
Structured Learning · Olympiad Preparation · Research Pathways
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Research Spotlight
An end-to-end experimental workflow that couples a custom projectile launcher and motion tracking with Physics-Informed Neural Networks to estimate launch parameters, air resistance, and predict future trajectories from only the initial flight segment.
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Open playlistAnand Demchig
Anand investigates how wind-turbine blade geometry changes rotational speed and electrical power. After reviewing modern turbine limits, he designed a lab framework to compare blade configurations—and connects the work to biomimetic surfaces such as shark dermal denticles, whose micro-ridges reduce drag in flowing fluid.
See in Research HubIltsuu Idersuut
This project investigates whether plant health and growth can be monitored using photographs taken with a standard smartphone together with environmental measurements such as temperature, rainfall, soil pH, and plant height.
See in Research HubMarcus Khishigbaatar
This project explores the creative side of mathematics through Desmos.
See in Research HubAP Physics
Students learn concepts, solve problems, work through structured practice, and receive feedback on their reasoning—not only their final answers. Live Zoom classes, classroom workbooks, and teacher review are central. Simulations and platform tools support class work; they do not replace teaching.
Interactive simulation
Drag the mass to set initial conditions
An interactive demo of an elastic pendulum—a mass on a spring—showing coupled radial and angular motion. Choose a frequency-ratio preset, then start the motion to watch the trajectory form.
Explore AP PhysicsLessons begin with physical ideas, then move into the mathematics that expresses them.
Teachers review student work and adjust what comes next based on the reasoning they see.
Quizzes and teacher review help locate misconceptions before moving on.
Students practice with diagrams, models, and simulations that make the reasoning visible.
Lesson quizzes, topic practice, and teacher feedback decide when a student is ready for harder work.
Students who are ready may continue into olympiad preparation or mentored research.
Teachers teach live, review student reasoning, and decide what comes next from the work itself.
Students who want to pursue a question of their own can enter mentored investigation through the Research Hub.
Strong foundations make harder work possible: AP-aligned physics, olympiad problem solving, and mentored research.
Explore olympiad preparationSee student research
OlympiadResearchStudents in the advanced pathway have participated in the F=ma examination. Infinity Science Institute provides Olympiad and F=ma preparation; it is not an official organizer, partner, or endorser of the examination.
Teaching today is live classes, workbooks, practice, and teacher review.
