Гедай Теклевейни Велегбриал

I am Tekleweyni Geday Welegebrial lecturer in the Department of Information Science at the College of Natural and Computational Science, Mekelle University, Ethiopia. I hold a B.Sc. degree in information science from (Jimma University in 2011), and an M.Sc. degree in Information Technology from (the University of Gondar in 2017). My career began by becoming an ICT expert in the Tigray region former Werileke Wereda, Central zone, Tigray and Adigrat Town Civil Service office from 2011-2013 for two years respectively. After Joining Mekelle University in 2013 I led and actively participated in community services and knowledge and technology transfer of the Mekelle University. Now as an information Science and Technology graduate, I am working on open-access initiatives, working to boost my research publication, and motivated to work on scholarly communication. On January 22 I started a new volunteer DataCite Ambassadorship. A DataCite Ambassador is a dedicated advocate for the organization, promoting the use of Digital Object Identifiers (DOIs) for research data in their respective communities. These individuals play a crucial role in raising awareness, providing guidance, and fostering collaboration among researchers, institutions, and organizations to enhance the visibility and accessibility of research outputs. As ambassadors, they contribute to the global effort of advancing open and transparent scholarly communication.

Current professional interest includes ontology knowledge representation, knowledge-based systems, digitization of archival materials, multimedia and e-learning, scholarly communication, information policy, intellectual property, digital entrepreneurship, indigenous knowledge management, system administration and networking, data science, cyber security, and process mining.

Mr. Tekleweyni Geday Welegebrial can be communicated by calling@+251-977-511534/ or by e-mailing him at tekleweyni.geday@mu.edu.et and Wedigeday@gmail.com

#DataCite #muopenaccess #DataCiteAmbassador