Really excited to announce my first ever journal publication with @echodroff: "Speech recognition in adverse conditions by humans and machines" https://t.co/rGTTmUJRlJ
New paper 🔥🔥🔥
We conducted a cross-linguistic review of citation tone studies and proposed a range of recommendations on ‘distilling’ citation tones.
@congprosody@oxfordlinguists
🔗https://t.co/TDNgz48n8C
The role of coarticulatory tonal information in Cantonese spoken word recognition: an eye-tracking study - Read on https://t.co/MDNzSWI1gh @degruyter_brill
Our eye-tracking paper that Cantonese listeners used subtle tone cues to speed up their recognition of spoken words.
✨By popular demand✨:
The #SP2024 logo can now be downloaded from the website! The logo was designed by University of Leiden members Qing Yang and Xinyi Wen. The logo features a key, referring to Leiden's nickname "Sleutelstad" (City of Keys) 🔑🔑🔑
https://t.co/9Mv6ajdmos
Hello world! 👋 This is the official X acccount for Speech Prosody 2024, held in Leiden 02-05 July. Stay tuned for updates and info about the conference here! 🗣️
CONGRATULATIONS to our wonderful @Katrina_Kechun who passed her PhD viva today! She also successfully opened her first ever bottle of bubbly. A momentous day on both fronts.
Welcome to the Twitter home for the Phonetics & Phonology Lab at @Cambridge_Uni@MMLL_Cambridge. Follow us for an inside look at our research, updates on our exciting ventures at conferences, and more!
🥳NEW PAPER🥳
ChatGPT's language skills are impressive, but can it pass this simple test from 1958? In our #EMNLP2023 paper, @vjhofmann and I evaluate ChatGPT's ability for morphological generalization on a novel set of made-up "wug words" in four languages.
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📢Job alert 📢
https://t.co/4sTbblbomT
Part-time one year RA post on the Generations of London English project, suitable for a late stage PhD student (1-2 days per week). **Please share!**
Deadline: 13th September
@UoYLangLing@QMULLinguistics
(maybe a little niche but) do you like the look of Praat Pictures but have been annoyed with fiddling with them and having to make them in Praat before importing them into Rmd's or slide decks in R? OH BOY have I got something exciting for you!
https://t.co/cprzDYSvMD
New Paper! If you're interested in the role of mouth and facial movements in speech processing and seek accessible visual informativeness norms, check out our paper. By @AnnaKrason, @YeZhang_Claudia, @hillarieman, & @vigliocco_g
Link: https://t.co/LyGfv97Dck”
Online study - participants wanted!
Are you..
aged 18-39;
raised & live in the south of England?
Do you...
speak only English as a first language;
identify as speaking English with a southern British English accent?
Please read on and share...
It was a fantastic week at #ICPhS! First-time experience as an 'Olympic' player, and also got to talk to people whose work is in my heart. Thanks to everyone who came to my talk and poster, and supported me on the way to this lovely prize🌹
But every rose has its thorn - COVID…