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Tunar Mammadli

I’m a high school graduate who’s really into tech, research, and making a difference in my community. I started coding when I was 12 because I was curious, and honestly, mostly because I wanted to build something cool. Since then, I’ve led projects like Discord Bot List and Server List, which helped over 600 bots and 500 servers reach more than 1.5 million users (that’s a lot of people!). I’ve been lucky enough to publish research with IEEE and be a finalist at ISEF, which taught me a lot about science and how to think like an innovator. I’m also part of the Junior Academy at the New York Academy of Sciences and have interned at the University of Tennessee and a startup called Glacies Biome, where I got to build real software. Outside of tech, I’m on the Children’s Ambassadors Council, where I helped organize the biggest kids’ forum in my country and even talked with government ministers (pretty cool, right?). I also helped run the ITI Zeka Hackathon, where 180 teams competed. I love learning new things, building projects, and working with others to solve problems.

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I’m a high school graduate who’s really into tech, research, and making a difference in my community. I started coding when I was 12 because I was curious, and honestly, mostly because I wanted to build something cool. Since then, I’ve led projects like Discord Bot List and Server List, which helped over 600 bots and 500 servers reach more than 1.5 million users (that’s a lot of people!). I’ve been lucky enough to publish research with IEEE and be a finalist at ISEF, which taught me a lot about science and how to think like an innovator. I’m also part of the Junior Academy at the New York Academy of Sciences and have interned at the University of Tennessee and a startup called Glacies Biome, where I got to build real software. Outside of tech, I’m on the Children’s Ambassadors Council, where I helped organize the biggest kids’ forum in my country and even talked with government ministers (pretty cool, right?). I also helped run the ITI Zeka Hackathon, where 180 teams competed. I love learning new things, building projects, and working with others to solve problems.

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