Book of abstracts and conference programme can be downloaded from the link below. hksa.ust.hk/sites/default/… #HKSA2019 #Bewater #HKprotests

ISCA Forum Newsletter Issue 2 is out today! We'd love to hear your comments Read Jack, Marina and Natalie's guide to a remote data session. Read my squib on producing a smiling face in photography studio. Read Emily's great fun project on making a GoPro rig.

Finally officially published, paper with Yumei Gan and 😶 stuart reeves 😶 , "Connecting Distributed Families: Camera Work for Three-party Mobile Video Calls"; dl.acm.org/doi/abs/10.114… #CHI2020 VASTresearchgroup #EMCA

Our next #chi2020 video is Yumei Gan from the Chinese University of Hong Kong presenting the Best Paper Award-winning work ‘Connecting Distributed Families: Camera Work for Three-party Mobile Video Calls’ in collaboration w/😶 stuart reeves 😶 Christian Greiffenhagen youtube.com/watch?v=lnN4ho…

I'm very happy to share that I successfully defended my thesis! I am extremely grateful to have had amazing Professors @HindmarshJon, Susanne, Jack in my committee. Thank you my fabulous supervisor Christian Greiffenhagen!! Thank you my advisors Kobin Kendrick in York and Tanya Stivers in LA!

I am very happy to share that my paper co-authored with Christian Greiffenhagen and @LicoppeChristian on "Orchestrated openings in video calls" are officially online in the Journal of Pragmatics. Please read here: sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

The latest episode of the State of Talk podcast features Professor Marjorie Harness Goodwin interviewed by Yumei Gan about her approach to data collection and analysis and how the first generations of #emca researchers developed these methods conversationanalysis.org/podcast/candy-…

What I like most about Hong Kong.

The American Sociological Association – Section on Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis invites nominations for the 2022 distinguished paper award, deadline 1st March 2022! dlvr.it/SKdDm0

A new article with Li Rongyu and Nick Llewellyn on “The Visibility of Digital Money: A Video Study of Mobile Payments Using WeChat Pay”, where we show digital payments reconfigures interactions between sellers and customers; doi.org/10.1177/003803…

"The Visibility of Digital Money: A Video Study of Mobile Payments Using WeChat Pay" journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.117… Christian Greiffenhagen, Li Rongyu & Nick Llewellyn

Excited to start a new position as Associate Professor at The Department of Applied Social Sciences at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU).

There are many schools that still haven't returned to full day learning after three years, and children who don't know what their friends and teachers actually look like due to mandatory masks. Plus the daily RAT requirement. How about EDB tries tackling the big issues?

I've heard zero talk from the Secretary for Education about a return to proper schooling. There are children who have spent their entire school years stuck in this "anti-pandemic" cycle. All I've ever heard from Christine Choi is "national security".

First #EMCA data session for #HKGMACEMCA in three years! Younhee Kim University of Macau coming to The Hong Kong Polytechnic University (PolyU) to present data on negative emotions in parent-child interaction - and Mexican food afterwards!

In this talk, Prof Fitzgerald University of Macau will extend Harvey Sacks' concept of omni-relevance to discuss the #SarahEverard vigil, & explore discursive & embodied actions of participants. Registration👉polyu.hk/oiAfx #AcademicTwitter Open Applied Linguistics

Very excited to share our new @rolsi_journal article. We Christian Greiffenhagen Kobin Kendrick propose the notion of "sequence facilitation" to describe the linguistic, embodied and material practices a third party employs to facilitate the completion of a sequence. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

How are before-after images used as persuasive devices in cosmetic dentistry? Presentation by Yani #ICCA2023

Very happy today: Finally two papers from my project on peer review in mathematics" have been published. Drawing on 95 qualitative interviews with journal editors, I explore how referees judge importance and check correctness. tinyurl.com/3c9mprww & tinyurl.com/bddf9544