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Brian Due received the award for his interdisciplinary basic research into people's interaction with new technology.

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A research based study of the practical use of Google Home Nest to read books aloud to people with blindness or visual impairments.

A study on blind and visually impaired young people’s use of refreshable Braille displays (BrailleTech), funded by Nota.

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.

CIRCD organizes an international meeting science symposium. 

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.

The 5th Nordic Interdisciplinary Conference on Discourse and Interaction was held in Aarhus November 21-23 and had contributions from several key members of CIRCD.

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.