CV
Previous Work
Post-doc at Donders Centre for Cognition / Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in the Communication in Social Interaction lab
Ph.D, thesis title: Movement Speaks for Itself: the Neural and Kinematic Dynamics of Communicative Action and Gesture, Radboud University, Nijmegen, The Netherlands, 2019
Invited Presentations
2022
Oct. 13 Speaker at symposium “Words, Bones, Genes, Tools”, hosted at DFG Center for Advanced Studies at University of Tübingen, Germany
Sept. 16 Keynote speaker at SAPIENS Early Social Development conference, Ghent, Belgium
2020
Dec. 11 Speaker at “Video Analysis – Methodological and Media Historical Aspects of Research on Micro Interaction” (virtual) workshop at University of Marburg, Germany
May 11 Presentation for Digital Health Design Lab at the Hasso Plattner Institute in Potsdam, Germany. Host: Prof. Jonathan Edelman
2018
June 15 Speaker at (T)here and Now symposium of Playful Arts Festival in Den Bosch, The Netherlands
June 3 Speaker at “Gesture and Technology” workshop at University of Warwick
January 22 Presentation for the Department of Psychology at University of Warwick. Host: Dr. John Michael
2017
- October 12 Presentation for the Linguistics, Semiotics and Cognitive Science department at Aarhus University in Denmark. Host: Dr. Roberta Rocca.
In the Media
2022
- Media interviews relating to publication, “A multi-scale investigation of the human communication system’s response to visual disruption”, published in Royal Society Open Science ABC Radio Sydney Afternoons (Australia) 3AW Breakfast (Melbourne, Australia) Quest, Netherlands “Waarom gaan we harder praten als het beeld tijdens het videobellen slecht is?” The Guardian, UK (“‘Can you hear me now?’ Study reveals why voices are raised on video calls”) 2021
- Interview with Erica Renckens for NemoKennisLink article titled IngeZoomd: Voor de webcam (EN: Zoomed in: In front of the webcam) 2018
- Interview on radio program BNR Eyeopeners about communication in noise and our experiment on this topic at Lowlands music festival
- Interview and video by university magazine Vox regarding experiment at Lowlands on how people adapt their multimodal communication to a noisy environment
2016
- October 25 Article on NemoKennisLink titled Hoe weet jij dat een gebaar communicatief is? (EN: How do you know if a gesture is communicative?) regarding ongoing and upcoming research projects
Public Outreach
2023
Jan. 11 Invited repeat of KTV Kennisnet webinar Hoe versta je iemand in een lastige luistersituatie? (How do you understand someone in a difficult listening environment?)
Jan. 17 Invited repeat of KTV Kennisnet webinar Handbewegingen en Taalbegrip (hand movements and language comprehension)
2021
- Nov. 15 Invited repeat of KTV Kennisnet webinar Hoe versta je iemand in een lastige luistersituatie? (How do you understand someone in a difficult listening environment?)
2020
April 23 Webinar for KTV Kennisnet, titled: Handbewegingen, gebaren en het brein (hand movements, signs, and the brain)
April 9 Webinar for KTV Kennisnet, titled: Lastige luistersituaties (difficult listening situations)
2018
- Aug. 17-19 Live experiment at Lowlands music festival in Biddinghuizen, The Netherlands
2017
October 28 Live experiment at ‘Kletskoppen’ Children’s Language Festival in Nijmegen, The Netherlands
October 24 Webinar for KTV Kennisnet, titled: Handbewegingen en Taalbegrip (hand movements and language comprehension)
2016
- October 1 Live experiment at Drongo Language Festival in Utrecht, The Netherlands