Cringe. Det er kikset at være, men cool at sige. Læs om fænomenet i artiklen af Carly Drake & Anuja Pradhan på K-forum. kforum.dk/nyheder/analys… #media #autoethnography #beyondtheobvious #cringe

A little ironing before #nordicsts2023 I’ll be handing out ‘bloody’ sensing bags at my talk, discussing posthuman methods and what possibilities of access may arise from treating materials as research companions 🩸 Department of Business & Management Consumption, Culture & Commerce UiO – TIK-senteret

#AM2023 From Revolution to Revolutions; 3-6 July The conference schedule is now available, plan your track attendance to make sure you get the most from what promises to be a great few days. academyofmarketing.org/delegate-infor…

The second episode of Alternate Format dropped a few days ago. In case you haven’t listened yet, in this one Scott Jones & I discuss the writing process for this type of thesis. Listen here open.spotify.com/episode/2WbeGs… Consumption, Culture & Commerce Department of Business & Management

A fave episode of Alternative Format. ⁦Dr Anuja Pradhan⁩ are I are joined by Maria Piacentini ⁦Maria Piacentini⁩ ,Finola Kerrigan ⁦Finola Kerr⁩ and Margaret Hogg. They share their experiences as supervisors of alternative format PhDs - Thank you Professors open.spotify.com/episode/6cLSke…

Final episode of Alternative Format. We ⁦Dr Anuja Pradhan⁩ share our PhD viva (or defence) experiences. I have loved making this podcast with Anuja. We hope that ECR’s, doctoral candidates and supervisors find the podcast useful as this format gains traction. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/def…

Our former colleague, & friend Bernardo Figueiredo, closed the seminar series for the term with an insightful talk on generating impact through research. We discussed Bernardo’s project on older adults’ use of technology & risk navigation. We look forward to seeing him again 🙌🏼

It was great to share my material perspectives on menstruation with the SMCR: Society for Menstrual Cycle Research today at #SMCR23 🔥 and not least to dig into my ethnographic material and show how menstrual materialities form new grounds for understanding periods and bodies 🩸 Department of Business & Management Consumption, Culture & Commerce

Almost time for a new semester so just a quick reminder that seasons 1 & 2 of the podcast are available on Apple & Spotify. We also have reference lists on many episodes, which can be found on spreaker. We hope you consider putting us on your syllabus ☺️

Bravo Lydia Ottlewski for this paper on #platformization #culture and new forms of #family just published in Marketing Theory! Thanks also for SI editors for supporting our work Department of Business & Management emlyon business school Lifestyle research #lifestyleresearch journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/14…

One week since my mid-term evaluation🩸A huge thanks to Ericka Johnson and Julie Emontspool for assessing my thesis in becoming. I am left smiling, encouraged and with a clear sense of what is next for me - don’t think you can ask for more of a seminar🔥 Consumption, Culture & Commerce Department of Business & Management

Anna Schneider-Kamp and Dr Anuja Pradhan recently had the pleasure to welcome our new masters students! We look forward to facilitating their academic journeys 📚👩🏻‍🏫🧑🏼‍🏫 Department of Business & Management

Tour de toilet på Syddansk Universitet med tapedispenseren under armen i anledning af at jeg søger folk, som vil dele et billede af deres menstruationsblod med mig🩸 Selv nysgerrig? Hop over på Instagram og læs mere instagram.com/forskersigne?i… Consumption, Culture & Commerce Department of Business & Management

Here's an exclusive look, basically the TorrentBay Pirate version, of a forthcoming book chapter I co-authored on speciality coffee & branding - 'Postcolonial Branding: From the Subcontinent. For all' (1/3) dx.doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.…

Starting Monday thinking back to the fun cocktails and conversations we had on Friday. Here are some blurry photos from our group evening out. @ianswoodward Kostas Lianidis Jannek K. Sommer Dr Anuja Pradhan

We enjoyed a talk on the development of children’s television in India today by Professor Ruchi Jaggi from Symbiosis Institute for Mass Communication, Pune, India. We look forward to following the evolution of television studies as an academic field in India 📺

It’s a very busy week here at CCC in Odense. A highlight so far was the inaugural lecture and celebration for Professor Dorthe Brogård Kristensen. Congratulations, Dorthe! 💥👏🎉

Our research intensive week continues with Annetta Grant from Bucknell university who shared her work on multi-species assemblages & transformative encounters. Thanks to Annetta for a great talk & our students for leading the discussion with well thought out questions after.

Don't forget to submit to the Marketing Theory #specialissue - deadline 1st Sept Submissions should engage with alternative #qualitative methods to further conversations in #marketing #theory See full call: shorturl.at/Grlyy