Research Team


Co-Leaders

1. Jesus Lau, Universidad Veracruzana, Education Doctoral Program

Coordinator, Faculty of Pedagogy, Veracruz Campus, Mexico

2. Anna Maria Tammaro, Dipartimento di Ingegneria e Architettura - Parco

Area delle Scienze, University of Parma


Italy Team Members – University of Parma

3. Prof. Ing. Francesco Zanichelli, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Computer

Engineering, Dipartimento di Ingegneria e Architettura - Parco Area delle

Scienze

4. Susanna del Carlo, Director, Biblioteche delle Scienze e Tecnologie

5. Maria Grazia Suriano, Biblioteche delle Scienze e Tecnologie

6. Alessandro Corradini, Biblioteche delle Scienze e Tecnologie


Bulgaria Team Member

7. Plamen Miltenoff, Consultant, Bulgaria / USA


Bangladesh Team Member

8. Dilara Begum, West University Library Director, Dhaka

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