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Biniam Atnafe Beyene, PhD, NSRI research advisor

Communication, Language & Diplomacy

Biniam Atnafe Beyene, PhD

Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics & Communication · AASTU

01PhD Applied Linguistics & Communication
02Author
03Crisis communication

Communication scholar bridging language, translation, media, crisis communication, leadership and diplomacy.

Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning & Data ScienceEducation, Policy, Ethics & Humanities

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Research biography

Biniam Atnafe Beyene researches applied linguistics, rhetoric, translation, media communication, crisis public relations and diplomacy. His work explores how language and communication affect institutional leadership and public understanding, providing a strong foundation for interdisciplinary projects in communication and policy.

Project with NSRI

Proposed research direction

Risk and Uncertainty Communication Across Multilingual Digital Media During Public Crises

This direction is designed to become a focused, student-executable research project. The final question, method, and deliverable are refined with the advisor and NSRI research team.

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How they will advise

Academic standing

  • PhD
  • Assistant Professor of Applied Linguistics & Communication · AASTU
  • Addis Ababa, Ethiopia

Open to advising

  • Graduate Students

Advisor role

  • Review student-generated project proposals in my field
  • Provide occasional high-level scientific guidance
  • Review completed work for scientific accuracy

Potential outputs

  • Evidence map or literature review
  • Statistical analysis or research report
  • Manuscript or preprint
  • Conference poster or presentation
  • Open-ended exploratory output

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Selected research

Publication and scholarly profile links supplied by the researcher or their public academic record.

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