Here you can view the archive of past events at the Phonetics Lab, including research workshops and Phonetics & Phonology seminar term cards.
2022 Lent
2022 Easter
2022 Michaelmas
| Date | Time | Speaker | Title | Location |
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| 18th October | 16:15 | Francis Nolan | Will forensic speech scientists still need ears? | Zoom |
| 25th October | 16:15 | Chenzi Xu | Cross-dialectal perspective on Mandarin neutral tone | Lab |
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1st November |
16:15 |
Cong Zhang |
TBC |
Zoom |
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8th November |
11:00 |
Bert Vaux |
Does Armenian have glottalised or ejective stops? |
Lab |
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15th November |
16:15 |
Daniel Lee |
Principles of voice quality theory: A case study on labiodental production |
Lab |
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29th November |
16:15 |
Tim Laméris |
Language change in Japanese-English bilingual returnee children over the course of five years: evidence from accent rating |
Lab |
2021 Lent
2021 Easter
2021 Michaelmas
2020 Lent
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21 Jan |
Bob Ladd
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Two problems in the analysis of tone-melody matching in tone language singing – part of the Language and Music Seminar, Lecture Room 1, Faculty of Music |
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28 Jan |
Tim Laméris Jasper Sim |
Active word recall in a tonal pseudolanguage Variability in the development of coda stops in bilingual children in Singapore |
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4 Feb |
Yibing Shi |
Disyllabic tone sandhi in Ningbo Wu Chinese. |
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11 Feb |
Kirsty McDougall, Richard Rhodes, Martin Duckworth, Peter French and Christin Kirchhübel |
Application of the ‘TOFFA’ framework to the analysis of disfluencies in forensic phonetic casework. |
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18 Feb |
Deepthi Gopal |
The phonetics and phonology of the Jutland Danish rhotic |
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17 March |
Calbert Graham (RFB146) |
Deep learning in native language identification from L2 speech: advances and challenges in spectrogram image processing. |
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24 March |
BAAP practice session |
2020 Easter
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28 Apr |
Adrian Simpson (Uni Jena) and Melanie Weirich (ZAS Berlin) |
The spectral structure of sibilance and the perception of gender |
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5 May |
Yinxing Yue (Harbin Institute of Technology) |
Pre-attentive speech perception indexed by neural suppression of auditory evoked potentials |
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13 May (Wed!) |
Ian Cross (Fac. of Music) |
Sociability: music as communication |
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19 May |
Kirsty McDougall |
Introducing the IVIP project: Improving Voice Identification Procedures |
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2 June |
Julia Schwarz |
Influences of varying form overlap and syllable boundaries on accessing suffixed words in the mental lexicon |
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9 June |
Deepthi Gopal |
Is phonological similarity phonetic similarity? |
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16 June |
Tim Laméris |
Which learner-specific tools facilitate active and passive word recall in a tonal pseudolanguage? |
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23 June
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Linda Gerlach, Oxford Wave Research |
Exploring the relationship between voice similarity estimates by listeners and by an automatic speaker recognition system incorporating phonetic features. |
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21 July |
Jim Scobbie, Queen Margaret University |
Me, You and It: three interlocking perspectives on Phonetics and Phonologies |
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28 July |
Peggy Mok, The Chinese University of Hong Kong |
The acquisition of complex phonological patterns: Xiamen tone sandhi circle |
2020 Summer
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18 Aug |
Jasper Sim |
Investigating variation in tonal scaling and alignment in young bilingual children |
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25 Aug |
Meg Zellers (Christian-Albrechts-Universität zu Kiel) |
Integrating multiple communicative systems in conversation: prosody, gesture, and turn-taking in German and Swedish |
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1 Sept |
Maria Dokovova (Queen Margaret University) |
Bulgarian vowel reduction in unstressed position: an ultrasound and acoustic investigation |
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22 Sept |
John Coleman (University of Oxford) |
Workshop: Methods for Large-Scale Data Analysis |
2020 Michaelmas
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20 Oct |
Madeleine Rees |
Speech perception & production integration in bilinguals: primary findings |
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3 Nov |
Chenming Gao |
Word prosody and focus in Khorchin Mongolian and Buryat |
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10 Nov |
Tim Laméris |
L2 perception and acquisition of tone : preliminary findings of an online study |
| 17 Nov | No seminar |
Language sciences symposium |
| 24 Nov | Katrina(Kechun) Li |
Perception of Cantonese focus |
