This study proposes new scaling laws for nonlinear dynamical models of speech, allowing us to develop more realistic models of articulatory control in speech. https://t.co/LkWdfXycAY
#acoustics
@samkirkham @phoneticslab
Huge congratulations to @RhiannonMogrid1 on passing her #PhD#viva with minor corrections! Massive thanks to her supervisor Dr Anton Ragni; her viva examiners @rogerkmoore (University of Sheffield) and @samkirkham (Lancaster University); and her sponsors @toshiba Europe Ltd!
On the train back up to 🏴 after a great time presenting my research at @PhoneticsLab at Lancaster.
Thank you so much to @clairelnance & folk for such a lovely welcome and really helpful feedback. And hopefully see you all again soon when I have the 👀 data!
We are also delighted to announce the following plenary speakers:
- Gabrielle Hodge @gab_hodge
- Christian Ilbury @Christianilbury
- Sophie Meekings @sophiemeekings
Very excited to hear about so much interesting research! The call for papers is coming soon!
‼️ ANNOUNCEMENT ‼️
The 15th UK Language Variation and Change conference will take place on 2-4 September 2025, co-organised by Lancaster University & The University of Central Lancashire. @PhoneticsLab@LAEL_LU @UCLan
More information on our website!
https://t.co/cowbTnGh56
Out now in JASA! Using EMA to track head motion, we find evidence that co-speech head nod gestures are used in French as a way of enhancing and magnifying different levels of prosodic prominence.
https://t.co/zrSR066mAw
🚨 New Paper Alert! 🚨
Lena Pagel, Simon Roessig and Doris Mücke just published a paper in @LabPhon on articulatory signatures of prosodic prominence in habitual and loud speech. Check it out here: https://t.co/uKfbZTnTQt!
Funding alert! Applied for a Marie Curie but got rejected with *Seal of Excellence* < 2 years ago? MUR is offering 150 very generous positions for 3-years senior postdocs! If interested in any of my research areas & want to join my lab @SapienzaRoma - Italy, send me an email!
My #charisma project @EXCInequality found its way into the German media!
We talked to the renowned Spiegel about political charisma across languages and cultures: https://t.co/GwKFtnP1fY
We did a paper on why people everwhere seem to agree that cats say "meow". Interestingly, it seems to be due to the jaw and small stature of cats.
@ResearchGate: https://t.co/3aavRsx5kk