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Blind people's use of AI technology (BlindTech) is a new research project at CIRCD, funded by the Velux Foundations.

On June 19, Brian Due, Simon Bierring Lange and Johan Trærup presented research at the event Research for Breakfast (Forskning til morgenmad)

Gitte Gravengaard has co-authored an article at lederne.dk.

Three students demonstrate how Innovation & Entrepreneurship is stimulated by employing analysis of real-life human needs and concerns.

The PhD course will take place 1-3 October 2019 at the UCPH South Campus and is arranged by the PhD School at the Faculty of Humanities.

In an editorial in Kforum (in Danish) Brian Due of CIRCD and co-editior Timme Bisgaard Munk argue that the communications trade is in need of clear ethical guidelines.

Is teambuilding a silly waste of time?

A recent article in Humanist  describes the collaboration between Gitte Gravengaard from CIRCD and Kristian Eiberg and Anders Monrad Rendtdorff from RelationsPeople in the research project CEO Communication and the Future of Communications Advisor.

In an interview with The Danish Union of Journalists, Associate Professor Gitte Gravengaard discusses the development of communication consultancy in Denmark from the 1960s and onwards.

What are the newest trends within communication consultancy? How do the experienced consultants think and act in their professional practice? Which opportunities and challenges meet them – and how do they deal with these?

12 December 2018 Liv Otto Hassert successfully defended her Ph.D. thesis "Situated Practices in Global Projects: Interactionally managing uncertainty and ambiguity" and was awarded the Industrial Ph.D. degree.

New article about blind and visually impaired people in urban environments published by Brian Due and Simon Bierring Lange.

The 2nd issue of Social Interaction. Video-Based Studies of Human Sociality has just been published at tidsskrift.dk.

Brian Due and Johan TræruBrian Due and Johan Trærup have published a new article in Social Interaction Vol 1 No 2: Passing Glasses. Accomplishing Deontic Stance at the Opticianp have published a new article in Social Interaction Vol 1 No 2.

New report on how to write academic texts with others and create more effective writing processes.

Gitte Gravengaard has recently started a new research project on leadership communication and the role of the communication consultant as a trusted advisor for the CEO.

ICCA 2018, also known as the "Olympics of Conversation Analysis", brought together over 600 researchers from around the globe.

Liv Otto Hassert from CIRCD and Lise Dahl Arvedsen from CBS presented their paper "Accomplishing leadership through possibilities and constraints of materiality in virtual team meetings" at the 3rd Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Leadership Symposium (IPLS).

Social Interaction is a new online journal that publishes four annual issues of flexible size. Brian L. Due from CIRCD is editor along with Kristian Mortensen from the University of Southern Denmark.

Industrial PhD Thomas L.W. Toft has published an article (in Danish) in the magazine Lederne about design and behavior, providing good advice for the design of office spaces.

Signe Ørom from CIRCD and ConnectingCultures shared her experiences of starting her own business and becoming a sought-after consultant. 

A new article by Brian Due and Tobias Bornakke has been made available at Sage Journals.

Three new papers have been published by Brian Due and Simon Lange.

CIRCD invites students and practitioners to participate in several different project groups. The project groups are closely connected to research projects conducted by CIRCD members. Here you have the change to be a part of research projects – including collecting data, transcribing, analysis and dissemination of results.

We focus on the methods for analysing human interaction as it naturally occurs in a context of technology by looking at people’s practices for using technology.

Gitte Gravengaard from CIRCD and Anne Kjærgaard from The Danish Language Council have released a new paper in the series CIRCD Working Papers in Social Interaction.

Students from the course Communication in Global Contexts presented their communication recommendations for an international engineering.

CIRCD researchers had a panel called Aspects on Improving Quality in Professional Practice and all papers that were presented here discussed opportunities and challenges connected to the collaboration between researchers and practitioners. 

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CIRCD participated at the 7^th International and interdisciplinary conference on Applied Linguistics and Professional Practice – the ALAPP Conference – in Ghent, November 2017.

All students were invited to participate in this seminar November 3rd, where some of our best students presented their master thesis.

Reflections and pictures from Multimodality Day

Students collected data at GEA

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CIRCD researchers Jeanette Landgrebe, Rikke Nielsen and Simon Bierring Lange participated in the International Meeting on Conversation Analysis and Clinical Encounters (CACE) in Bristol on 12 - 14 July.

Tanya Karoli Christensen has spent the summer teaching forensic linguistics at the LSA Linguistic Institute in Lexington, Kentucky.

CIRCD researchers Mie Femø Nilsen and Brian Due participated with paper presentations at the first international interdisciplinary conference on meetings: The Gothenburg Meeting Science Symposium. 23-24 May 2017. University of Gothenburg, Swed

On May 31 Jeanette Landgrebe and Brian Due hosted a so-called Climax Day for students from the course Development and Design of Communication Solutions. 

Signe Ørom and Brian Due were interviewed to a series of podcasts for IDA on global working life.

On 21-24 of May 2017 Jeanette Landgrebe attended the GABC conference (Global Advances in Business and Communication) at University of Antwerpen. Jeanette participated in the panel “Digital and Global Business Communication”.

The FBI and the German Bundeskriminalamt are at the forefront of combining linguistic and forensic annotations of criminal communication

CIRCD has found a number of highly engaged collaborators within tele health and social service and the data collection has now begun.

Brian Due from CIRCD has been awarded Kommunikation & Sprog's prestigious award for his business research combining research, practice and teaching. 

Professor Mie Femø Nielsen, Centre for Interaction Research and Communication Design (CIRCD), has obtained funding for a project Videomediated interaction that explores professional use of video mediated interaction.

Innovative Learning: The enterprise-sector paid large attention to the student conference “Boards and Surfaces”

Synoptik-Fonden has awarded a grant for the research project: ”Enhancing spatial navigation in blind and visually impaired individuals using Google Glass”.

The Carlsberg Foundation has awarded Professor Mie Femø Nielsen DKK 100.000 to support CIRCD establishment

Thomas L. W. Toft og Ann Merrit Rikke Nielsen, begge CIRCD-medlemmer, fremlagde deres specialer den 23. oktober. 

Underviserne på Kommunikation, Medier og Sprogpsykologi inviterer alle studerende på INSS til Specialefremlæggelser fredag den 23. oktober.

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The textbook Journalist trainee (Journalist i praktik) by Gitte Gravengaard and Lene Rimestad (2015) is a thorough introduction to the life of journalist trainees.

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The aim of the project is to investigate the development of the technology and, more broadly, the perspectives for wearables in the near future. The project is also based on data from naturally occurring situations where participants interact with and in relation to Google Glass.

Together with Simon Lange, Brian Due is investigating how this method can be applied in different business settings as a feedback tool for managers. 

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Brian Due is appointed as Assistant Professor at the Department of Scandinavian Studies and Linguistics, University of Copenhagen, from 1 August, 2014.

Here you can stream the presentations from the conference "You lost me at Hello!" Just press the links below.