The Centre for Applied Interaction Research (CAIR) facilitates research and links between groups and individuals undertaking applied research into normal and disordered human interaction, with an emphasis on analysing video or audio-taped naturally occurring conversations that take place in health, social and education settings. CAIR brings together academics and stakeholders from a number of institutions, clinical and education settings, around the UK. CAIR members are particularly interested in the use and application of conversation analytical methods and practices.
Do you want to conduct research using conversation analysis at UCL?
UCL CAIR members have a variety of research interests and are keen to support BSc, MSc and MPhil/PhD students in their CA development.
If you would like to pursue graduate level CA research please go to this link.
BSc and MSc students please go to this link.
UPCOMING EVENTS
Data sessions for Autumn 2011 onwards will be advertised soon
CAIR RESEARCH AIMS:
- To provide a forum for the development of ideas relating to the understanding of communication disorders through interaction and conversation.
- To provide a forum for the analysis of video and audio data of human interaction.
- To support and promote interdisciplinary research.
- To support undergraduate and postgraduate study.
- To promote collaborative links between groups and individuals with an interest in interaction research.
- CAIR members include representatives from a number of institutions.
For further information about CAIR or if you wish to add news to this site please contact Steven Bloch
This site is updated regularly. Last update: 16th June 2011
