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Équipe de recherche :Research Team:
Interaction, Technologie, Activité (Interact)Interact (Sociology Psychology Ergonomics)
Laboratoire :Laboratory:
Institut Interdisciplinaire de l’Innovation (i3)Interdisciplinary Institute of Innovation (i3)
Département :Department:
Sciences Économiques et Sociales (SES)Economics and Social Sciences (SES)
Nicolas Rollet, PhD in Linguistics (ILPGA, Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3, 2012), specialises in the study of interactions in everyday and professional contexts such as family gatherings, music rehearsals, the use of digital libraries, emergency medical interactions, human-robot interactions, interactions with chatbots, and prenatal ultrasound scans (Télécom Paris, SAMU-Centre15, CNRS, BNF, CNR114, INRIA). His work falls within the framework of Ethnomethodology, involving conversation analysis combined with an ethnographic approach. Among other things, he is interested in how language is integrated into the body and in the integration of technical devices into complex social activities.
He has also been a member of the Encyclopédie de la parole collective since its creation in 2007. In this capacity, he has been involved in the production of numerous works: performances, shows, sound installations and lectures (Kunsten Festival, Festival d’Automne, Palais de Tokyo, Théâtre de Montreuil, MAMCO Geneva, Festival des Arts de la parole Bordeaux, KAAT Yokohama, etc.). He is also the author of several works of poetry and prose (Leo Scheer, Les Petits Matins, Argol).
He is currently on secondment to INRIA Paris as part of the Almanach team.
Project APHA 114 : Multimodal emergency calls for people with aphasia
In an inclusive society, the organization of emergency calls must welcome the caller’s various communicative and cognitive abilities. This paper relies on a collaborative project involving members of an association of people with aphasia, various professionals from emergency call centers, speech therapists, and a team of sociologists. The main objective was to train emergency specialists for the reception of emergency video calls implying a person with aphasia. Learning to use pictograms during these calls is a major aspect of this training. link: https://aphasie-fnaf.fr/les-aphasiques/urgence-114/
Upcoming conference: Appels urgents, quelques principes de coordination, juin 2026, , congrès Urgences 2026, Palais des Congrès, Paris
Recent publications:
Hulcelle, M., Varni, G., Rollet, N., & Clavel, C. (2023, 2023-12-04). Comparing a Mentalist and an Interactionist Approach for Trust Analysis in Human-Robot Interaction. Paper presented at the HAI ’23: International Conference on Human-Agent Interaction, Gothenburg, Sweden.
Ngo, A. H., Rollet, N., Pelachaud, C., & Clavel, C. (2025, November). “Mm, Wat?” Detecting Other-initiated Repair Requests in Dialogue, Suzhou, China.
Rollet, N., Relieu, M., & Dalle-Nazébi, S. (2026). Images that Highlight: The Case of Video Calls Between an Emergency Call Service and People with Aphasia. Qualitative research in communication differences and disorders, 16(2-3), 179-220. doi:10.3138/qrcdd-2024-0003
Rollet, N., & Boudier, M. (2022). L’Encyclopédie de la parole : du document à sa performance. Thaêtre, (Chantier #7 : Document-matériau). https://www.thaetre.com/2022/11/08/lencyclopedie-de-la-parole/
Licoppe, C., Greco, L., & Rollet, N. (2021). Séquences de perlustration dans les échographies pré-natales : dire et voir le sexe. Langage et société, 173, 57-82.
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