IES at Copernicus Berlin: 2nd Stage Scholarship Application
Video (maximum 1 minute): In the video, please address the following topics:
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Introduce yourself.
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Explain why you applied for the IES program at Copernicus Berlin.
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Share what you know about Copernicus Berlin as an organisation.
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Describe how you will contribute to the work of Copernicus Berlin.
Hello, there. I’m Ibrohim Abdivokhidov, a senior student at New Uzbekistan University. I’m majoring in Computer Science. I’m focused on a wide range of research areas including; Neuroscience and AI. Currently, I am doing research on optimising AlphaFold using Quantum computing.
The International Excellence Scholarship gives me an incredible opportunity to experience German culture and create lifelong memories and connections, collaborate with like-minded students to enrich my academic journey, and contribute to the growth of the economy. I also found it fun, so I could learn German from native speakers.
Copernicus Berlin is a global network. Named after Nicolaus Copernicus with philosophy; each individual plays a vital role in democratic association, while independently working toward a shared goal. Focusing on progress, networking, and equality Copernicus Berlin moving forward making a positive impact on the world.
I bring a strong background in AI research and a proven ability to drive innovation and collaboration. I have over 5 research papers, that one also was indexed in Scopus. I have proven experience in building supportive and fun communities. One of my strong skills is to organise and mobilise diverse groups towards common goals.
Thank you.
I bring a strong background in AI research and a proven ability to drive innovation and collaboration. As an AI Research Intern at Dugree, I implemented advanced research initiatives, such as the SOTOPIA-π framework for training socially intelligent language agents improving constructive conversation rates by 30%. My leadership qualities—resilience, creativity, and empathy—were crucial in developing Langflow AI. We aimed to automate the Langflow platform using AI, moving beyond the traditional drag-and-drop interface to a voice-command-based system. Through this I could contribute to Open Source.
In addition to my academic work, I am an active member of the IT Community of Uzbekistan, where I lead initiatives that support growth and technological advancement for over 4,000 young tech enthusiasts.
I have over 5 research papers, that one also was indexed in Scopus.
I have proven experience in building supportive and fun communities. One of my strong skills is to organise and mobilise diverse groups towards common goals. Let’s take Open Community as an example. I found it to foster collaboration between over 150 tech builders, designers, storytellers, and creators from diverse countries and nationalities including India, Uzbekistan, USA. In Open Community we build startups within SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) including waste reduction, water conservation, and reforestation efforts.