Informed by ethnomethodogoly and conversation analysis, I explore forms of organizational communication and collaboration from a multimodal and social interactional perspective. I am highly inspired by the French philosopher Bruno Latour and Actor-Network Theory.
Rooted in the belief that the strongest empirical evidence for research is to be found in analysing authentic real-life interaction, I engage with diverse forms of communication in professional practices, both physical and digital settings.
Some of my research interests are digital communication & collaboration, organisational socialisation, decision-making processes, epistemics and the role of objects, relational work & identity construction, innovation workshops, expert-novice interaction, counselor and citizen interaction, ICT-mediated interaction in global contexts, entrepreneurial settings, the public sector, and in social media contexts. Presently, I am in the early stages of research on digital trends, AI, AR and automation processes.
