His interest include travel of technology and knowledge, lateral ethnography, ontologies and the relation between Western and non-Western anthropologies. Since the early 2000s, he has been working on the intersection between indigenous technology development and technology transfer in Thailand. Since 2012 he has been co-convening a Japan-Denmark collaboration project Environmental Infrastructures, in which he explores the development of water management infrastructure in the Chao Phraya Delta including its multispecies and cosmological aspects. His recent publication includes ‘Anthropology as critique of reality: A Japanese turn’, Hau 2(2); ‘The Ethnographic Machine’, Science, Technology and Human Values 39(2); ‘Multispecies Infrastructure’, Ethnos, forthcoming; ‘Anthropology and STS: Generative Interface, Multiple Locations’ (with Marisol de la Cadena et al.) in Hau 5(1).