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| Our recipients of the Michael's Award of the Hans-Hermann-Franzke-Foundation with principal Paul Georg Neft (right) and supervisors Walter Stein and Veronika Stein (left) | Our young researchers with principal and supervisors at the regional contest in Cologne | St. Michael-Gymnasium wins the school award at the regional contest in Cologne |
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| Walter Stein (supervisor), Ingo Dobbert (director CTS), Paul Georg Neft (principal) and Dr. Nico P. Kock (board member Jugend forscht) at the awards ceremony of the CTS School Award 2010 for the best "Jugend forscht" school at the regional contest Cologne (source: CTS Gruppen- und Studienreisen GmbH) | Our successful young researchers at the regional contest in Düsseldorf (source: Ulrik Eichentopf) | The participants of the state contest "Jugend forscht" hosted by Bayer in Leverkusen include 13 regional champions from our school (source: Bayer AG) |
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| Five of our young researchers are amongst the state champions "Jugend forscht" of NRW (source: Bayer AG) | Our successful teams are back at St. Michael-Gymnasium after the national contest |
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| German Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel greets the national award recipients of the contest "Jugend forscht" together with Minister of Education Prof. Annette Schavan | The German Chancellor discusses working methods and time management with the young researchers | German Chancellor Dr. Angela Merkel with the successful young researchers of St. Michael-Gymnasium |
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Federal Minister of Education and Research Prof. Annette Schavan with the national award recipients of St. Michael-Gymnasium |
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| German President Christian Wulff emphasizes the importance of science and engineering for Germany | Chairman of the Executive board of ThyssenKrupp, Dr. Ekkehard Schulz presents his book "55 reasons for becoming an engineer" (55 Gründe Ingenieur zu werden) during the panel discussion | Tobias Kaufmann (Jugend forscht national champion 2008) explains how he developed enthusiasm for technology |
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| Participants of the panel discussion: Walter Stein, Dr. Julia Imlau, Christoph Lanz, Dr. Ekkehard Schulz, Prof. Dr. Ulrike Woggon, German President Christian Wulff, Prof. Dr. Ursula Gather, Tino Fischer, Ines Nolte, Tobias Kaufmann | German President Christian Wulff and Chairman of the Executive board of ThyssenKrupp Dr. Ekkehard Schulz discuss the book "55 reasons for becoming an engineer" (55 Gründe Ingenieur zu werden) |
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| Three of 6000 schools qualified for the finals in the selection of Germany's best Jugend forscht School 2010 | And the winner is ... St. Michael-Gymnasium | The sign for Germany's Jugend forscht School 2010 |
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| The certificate from the Standing Conference of Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs of the states | The press release of the Standing Conference of Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs |
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| Luca Banszerus and Michael Schmitz at the state contest (source: Bayer AG) | Our graphene researchers become state champions in physics | Luca and Michael with their supervisor Walter Stein at the national contest "Jugend forscht" |
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| Luca and Michael with their graphene sensors at the national contest "Jugend forscht" (source: Stiftung Jugend forscht e.V.) | Federal Minister of Education Prof. Annette Schavan explains why the project of Luca Banszerus and Michael Schmitz makes them national champions | National champions Luca and Michael share their joy with the Federal Minister of Education |
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| Jens Nettersheim, Michael Garzem and Sebastian Klick present their redox flow cell at the regional contest "Jugend forscht" | Jens, Sebastian and Michael at the state contest (source: Bayer) | Sebastian, Jens and Michael become state champions in chemistry |
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| Michael, Sebastian and Jens with their supervisor Veronika Stein at the national contest | Michael, Jens and Sebastian present their redox flow cell at the national contest "Jugend forscht" (source: Stiftung Jugend forscht e.V.) | Sebastian, Jens and Michael win the 2nd place in chemistry nationally |
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| Andreas Bülow, Stefan Hück and Jasmin Bentler report on their metamaterials project at the regional contest "Jugend forscht" | Jasmin, Stefan and Andreas at their exhibit at the state contest (source: Bayer AG) |
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| Katharina Springer, Sebastian Klick and Sarah Meyer show their results at the regional contest "Jugend forscht" in Düsseldorf | Our liquid crystal researchers at the state contest (source: Bayer AG) |
| Simon Roggendorf presents his work on electrospinning at the regional contest "Jugend forscht" in Düsseldorf |  |
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| Luca Mennen and Matthias Zalfen present their project on recognition of vascular disease at the regional contest "Schüler experimentieren" in Düsseldorf | Matthias and Luca at the state contest "Jugend forscht" (source: Bayer AG) | Matthias wins the first national award of the Christian Blind Mission |
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Eric Paßlick presents his work at the regional contest "Schüler experimentieren" |
| Kilian Günthner shows his automated graphene mapping system at the regional contest "Schüler experimentieren" in Düsseldorf |  |
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Romi Schmitz and Charlotte Assenmacher present their behavioural study of fish at the regional contest "Schüler experimentieren" |
| Nina Zimmer and Mariana Wiedenau report on their insects at the regional contest "Schüler experimentieren" |  |
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Florian Büttner and Maurice Wald present their model of a scanning electron microscope at the regional contest "Schüler experimentieren" in Düsseldorf |
