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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, Sweden.

On 31 May 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”.

CIRCD researchers Gitte Gravengaard  and Tanya Karoli Christensen conducted a seminar and workshop for master students about to write their master thesis.

New book from Brian Due demonstrates how to combine multimodal analysis, interaction analysis and video ethnography when one is interested in studying social interaction, sense making and identity creation in various social settings.

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 on Video-mediated interaction that explores the professional use of video-mediated interaction.

Researchers and students at the Centre for Interaction Research and Communication Design (CIRCD) won the 2014 Samfundslitteratur textbook prize with a proposal for an anthology on international corporate communications.

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's 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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