Lorenza Mondada

Lorenza Mondada's research deals with the grammatical and multimodal practices and resources mobilized by participants in interaction.
Current research is carried out on video-recordings from various institutional and professional settings (in medical contexts as well as in other workplaces) and on ordinary conversations, focusing on the ways in which participants sequentially and multimodally organize their (often multiple) courses of action.
She has been Professor of Linguistics at the Department for Language Studies,
University of Lyon 2, and at the ICAR Lab (CNRS) between 2001 and 2011. She has been director of the ICAR lab from 2007 to 2010 and Senior Fellow of the IUF in 2010-2011.

Lorenza Mondada is currently Professor for French and General lingusitics at the University of Basel.
See her homepage there:
http://franz.unibas.ch/mondada-lorenza/