Posters
Here you will find a sample of recent poster presentations from members of the lab. This is by no means an exhaustive list of our research output, but will give visitors a flavour of the diverse range of research topics we engage in here at the Phonetics Lab. Current or prospective members may also find this a useful resource for inspiration, whether it be research topics or poster formatting/layout. Feel free to get in touch with the author/s by clicking on the corresponding profile link/s where you can find their contact details.
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Poster
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Poster title |
Conference |
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Steph Cooper, Sarah Cooper |
Exposure-independent comprehension of Greek-accented speech: evidence from New Zealand listeners
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ICPhS 2023 |
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Linda Gerlach, Kirsty McDougall, Finnian Kelly and Anil Alexander |
Voice twins: discovering extremely similar-sounding, unrelated speakers
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INTERSPEECH 2023 |
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Chloe Patman, Kirsty McDougall, Paul Foulkes |
Exploring the effects of face coverings on the perception of female speech: Insights from an audio-visual and exposure experiment
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Cambridge Language Sciences Symposium, 2023 |
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Alice Paver, David Wright, Natalie Braber |
Exploring the influence of voice stereotypes on incorrect selections in voice parades |
BAAP 2024 |
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Madeleine Rees, Abbie Bradshaw, Brechtje Post, Matthew H. Davis. |
Language dominance is associated with greater speech motor adaptation in unbalanced bilinguals |
Society for the Neurobiology of Language Annual Meeting, 2023 |
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Julia Schwarz, Katrina Li, Jasper Hong Sim, Yixin Zhang, Elizabeth Buchanan-Worter, Brechtje Post, Jenny Gibson, Kirsty McDougall |
Speech Perception through Face Masks by Children and Adults |
Cambridge Language Sciences Symposium, 2021 |
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Julia Schwarz, Mikel Lizarazu, Marie Lallier, Anastasia Klimovich-Gray |
Phonological encoding and lexical processing of spoken words in dyslexia: linking behaviour and neural responses |
Cambridge Language Sciences Symposium, 2023 |
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Yutong Wang, Mitko Sabev |
Rime changes and mergers in Beijing retroflex suffixation: an acoustic study |
ICPhS, 2023 |
