My research explores the technology of conversation: what interactional things computers can do, such as helping us work together and they can’t do, such as aesthetic judgements and cultural practices. This interdisciplinary work involves building methodological interfaces between HCI, psychology, and conversation analysis.
Upcoming & Recent
- Article: Reminiscence respecified: A conversation analytic examination of practice in a specialist dementia care home.
- Article: AI in situated action: A scoping review of ethnomethodological and conversation analytic studies.
- Article: Conversation Analysis and Conversational Technologies: Finding the Common Ground Between Industry and Academia.
Senior Lecturer in Social Science (Social Psychology)