Nicolas Rollet, who holds a PhD in language sciences (ILPGA, Sorbonne Nouvelle Paris 3, 2012), specializes in interaction studies in ordinary and professional contexts such as family reunions, music rehearsals, digital library use, emergency medical interaction, human-robot interaction or prenatal ultrasound sessions (Télécom ParisTech, SAMU-15, CNRS, BNF, CNR114). His work is part of the Ethnomethodology, analysis of conversation accompanied by ethnographic sensitivity. He is interested, among other things, in the way language is integrated into the body and the integration of technical devices in complex social activities. He is also a member of the Encyclopédie de la parole collective since its creation in 2007. As such, he is associated with the production of numerous works : performances, shows, sound installations, conferences (Kunsten Festival, Festival d’Automne, Palais de Tokyo, Théâtre de Montreuil, MAMCO Genève, Festival des Arts de la parole Bordeaux, KAAT Yokohama..). He is also the author of several prose texts (Leo Scheer, Les Petits Matins, Argol).

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