Juliana Bakhtsizina

Selected for a competitive( acceptance rate

Gathered and organized information for research purposes, created a graphene transistor and tested its performance with circuits, and posted an article about my research project with 1000+ views.

Selected for a competitive fellowship (acceptance rate

Selected for a competitive (acceptance rate < 10%) research program where I attended lectures in physics and astronomy, performed a research project where I analyzed and filtered images from a telescope, and wrote an article about the project with 500+ views.

Submitted a project where I proposed solutions to make transportation in Lagos, Nigeria, more efficient and designed innovative transportation systems, and received the Future Leaders Award.

Submitted a project to install solar panels and photoreflective paint on the roofs of buildings in Warsaw and received 3rd place at a national competition and 500 $ in funding for my project.

Chosen as a TEDx speaker through a regional competition, delivered a talk on how quantum computing can help solve climate change problems, researched material extensively before writing an informative speech, and implemented stories and anecdotes into the speech to make information more entertaining.

Assembled 50+ batteries and power banks, packed solar panels, and sent them to the Ukrainian border as a volunteer, managed a team of 10+ high school volunteers.

Selected for a competitive (acceptance rate < 10%) research program, attended lectures on the topics of emerging technologies, and developed a project that classifies stellar objects using machine learning algorithms.

Collaborated with 20+ underprivileged students to complete homework assignments, identify lagging skills, and correct weaknesses in science subjects, and coordinated a team of 10+ science tutors.

Selected for a competitive ( acceptance rate < 20%) university mentoring and student leadership program, completed projects, and submitted research proposals to propel personal learning ambition.

Founded the first EA group for high school students with 55+ students from 10+ countries, developed the curriculum for regular meetings, invited special guests, and created the EA handbook for students.

Prepared, rewrote, and edited 10+ manuscripts in science and psychology to improve readability and impact. Determined readiness of written pieces, made changes, and approved final versions for publication.

Founded a publication that shares news in science, managed a team of 5+ writers and junior editors to create 15+ articles, and created long-term editorial calendars with publications, due dates, events, and story assignments.

Utilized exceptional writing, editing, and proofreading skills to produce 45+ articles on the topic of science, philosophy, and Effective Altruism with 10,000+ views.

Wrote a research paper on practical applications of superconductors in modern technology and submitted it to a research journal; conducted research and wrote a research article on the mental health of International Baccalaureate (IB) students that got accepted by IB for curriculum improvements; and posted an article about the findings with 200+ views.

Shared resources, opportunities, and activities to support the learning and development of 15+ exchange students in Poland, helped them learn Polish, and communicated with teachers, program coordinators, and host families.

Completed 7+ courses in physics, programming, and mathematics on learning platforms and received certificates of completion, used the knowledge gained as a foundation for future research projects.

Selected for the National team, where I represented my country for 8+ years at international competitions, won the ICU European Cheerleading Championship, got 3rd place in the IDO World Disco and Disco Freestyle Championship, and was a x6 National Champion.

Submitted a project where I designed my own space settlement in the orbit of Callisto and received the First prize out of 4,567 entries from 19 countries.