Teacher and Researcher in the area of Social Work since 1996, Assistant Professor at the Higher Institute of Social Work of Lisbon of the Lusíada University of Lisbon (ISSSL-ULL), Adjunct Guest Professor at the Higher School of Education and Social Sciences of the Polytechnic Institute of Portalegre (ESECS -IPP) from Nov. 2016 to Oct. 2019, Michel Gustave Joseph BINET, graduated in Sociology and Master in Social Sciences from the Université R. Descartes Paris 5 (Sorbonne), received his PhD from the Universidade Nova de Lisboa (FCSH-UNL) in Anthropology, with the support of a Doctoral Scholarship from the Foundation for Science and Technology (FCT), with a doctoral thesis prepared within the Linguistics Center of the Universidade Nova de Lisboa (CLUNL ), which introduced a new approach to research in Social Work, which enhances the direct and micro-analytical study of professional knowledge: ethnomethodological Conversation Analysis (EMCA). Integrated researcher and member of the Board of Directors of the Lusíada Center for Research in Social Work and Social Intervention (CLISSIS), Michel G. J. Binet is currently carrying out his research activities with the support of a research grant from the École Doctorale Libre du Travail Social et des Solidarités (EDLTSS) of the IRTS Paris Parmentier. He is a founding member of a Scientific Interest Group of 25 Research Units involved in the promotion of Social Work in France as a scientific-disciplinary area, based on the analysis of professional practices-in-action and knowledge-in-action, the GIS Hybrida-IS (France). Michel Binet taught classes and intensive doctoral-level courses in Ethnomethodology, in Portugal (FCSH-UNL), in France (Univ. Rouen Normandie) and in Brazil (PUC-Rio). He published 20 articles in specialized journals. It has 6 book chapter(s) and 1 book(s). He organized 18 event(s). He participated in +50 event(s). Co-supervised 3 doctoral thesis(s), in the scientific areas of Educational Sciences (Univ. Rouen Normandie - Theme: Conversation and self-explicitation co-analysis through self-confrontation accompanied by professional practitioners in socio-family economics), Language Studies (PUC-Rio - Theme: social intervention with homeless people) and Communication Sciences (FCSH-UNL - Analytical focus: « culture-in-action » in categorization operations in speech-in-interaction). He is currently co-supervising 1 doctoral thesis in Educational Sciences (Université de Rouen Normandie). He participated in several academic degree juries. He supervised 1 master's thesis in Social Work (ISSSL-ULL-Theme: Social Work in a hospital setting). He supervised 4 work(s) towards the conclusion of a degree course in Social Work. He participates and/or participated as Investigator in 2 project(s) and Principal Investigator in 2 project(s). It has 24 technical production items. Coordinator of Lab-FEACC, Laboratory of Phenomenology, Ethnomethodology and Conversation Analysis of Social Clusivity (Previous name: GEACC), at the Lusíada Center for Research in Social Work and Social Intervention (CLISSIS). He works in the areas of Social Sciences with an emphasis on Anthropology, Social Work and Sociology; Humanities with an emphasis on Interactional Linguistics. In his professional activities, he interacted with 28 collaborators in co-authoring scientific works and collaborates or collaborated with 7 journals in the scientific areas of Anthropology, Linguistics, Social Work and Sociology. In his curriculum, the most frequent terms in the context of scientific production are: Conversation Analysis, Self-Confrontation, Palliative Care, Disability Studies, Ethnomethodology, Phenomenology, Participatory Action Research, Interactional Linguistics, Qualitative Methods, Microethics, Social Work, Micro -Ethnography, Disability Studies, Inclusive Research, Rites and Corpus.