Anis Pervez

Anis Pervez is a Researcher at the Department of Media and Communication, University of Oslo. His academic career spans roles as Professor, Head of Department, and researcher across institutions like the Canadian University of Bangladesh, Indiana University, and Brac University. He holds a Ph.D. in Communication from the University of Dhaka, a Specialist in Information Science from Indiana University, and advanced degrees in Sociology.

• Education: Ph.D. (Communication), Specialist in Information Science, Sociology degrees

His research focuses on second-order cybernetics, digital cinema, and media aesthetics. Notable work includes pioneering a neocybernetic film theory and analyzing digitization's impact on cinema-audience interaction. His interdisciplinary approach bridges media studies with cognitive and sociological frameworks.

Awards include the 2004 US Information Science Conference Best Paper and a 1995-1996 Oslo University fellowship. He has advised organizations like Bangladesh on Record and contributed to policy through roles like Additional Director at the Center for Policy Dialogue.

His teaching spans global institutions, covering courses on film studies, media ethics, digital culture, and development communication. He actively engages in grants and cross-disciplinary collaborations, emphasizing adaptive memory processes and technology's societal role.