Programme
Day 1
Wednesday, 8th April
Welcome
| 0800-0930 | Registration |
| 0930-0940 | Opening |
Stage Presentations 1A (0940-1040)
| 0940-1000 | Structured variability across acoustic dimensions to the intervocalic non-coronal stop voicing contrast in North American and British Isles EnglishesLink opens in a new window James Tanner, Morgan Sonderegger, Jane Stuart-Smith, Jeff Mielke, Tyler Kendall |
| 1000-1020 | Phonetic features in the interactional management of song-like laughterLink opens in a new window Marina Cantarutti, Richard Ogden, Jürgen Trouvain |
| 1020-1040 | How do listeners generalise perceptual learning for phonotactics across talkers and places of articulation?Link opens in a new window Jeremy Steffman, Megha Sundara, Seb Segger-Staveley |
Break (1040-1110)
| 1040-1110 | Coffee, tea, and snacks |
Stage Presentations 1B (1110-1210)
| 1110-1130 | Microvariation in Turkic laryngeal systems: Synchrony and diachronyLink opens in a new window Stephen Nichols, Deepthi Gopal, Pavel Iosad, László Károly |
| 1130-1150 | Exploring factors influencing early neural processing of vowel variationLink opens in a new window Stephanie Cooper, Brechtje Post |
| 1150-1210 | Multicultural London English intonation: Generalizations from corpus dataLink opens in a new window Sam Hellmuth, Elisa Passoni |
Lunch (1210-1310)
| 1210-1310 | Lunch buffet |
Stage Presentations 1C (1310-1430)
| 1310-1330 | Secondary H tones in Cypriot Greek: A case study in areal prosodyLink opens in a new window Mary Baltazani, Spyros Armostis, Elinor Payne |
| 1330-1350 | /l/-velarisation in Connemara English: Irish transfer or Dublin diffusion?Link opens in a new window Kate Tallon |
| 1350-1410 | An acoustic description of vowels of Teochew spoken in ThailandLink opens in a new window Narusiri Jaowanaridhi |
| 1410-1430 | Phonetic redundancy and social structure: Social conditioning of vowel nasalization mechanisms in Manchester English Maya Dewhurst, Maciej Baranowski, Sam Kirkham, Claire Nance, Danielle Turton |
Poster Presentations 1 (1430-1600)
Stage Presentations 1D (1600-1720)
| 1600-1620 | The effect of cognition and motor control on voice quality across the lifespanLink opens in a new window Seren Parkman |
| 1620-1640 | The role of voice source and filter in automatic speaker recognitionLink opens in a new window Yuhan Huang, Chris Carignan, Josef Schlittenlacher |
| 1640-1700 | Softening without breathiness? Indexical ideologies and the changing perceptual field of voice quality in Shanghai Wu Chinese Xinran Gao |
| 1700-1720 | The acoustic and articulatory characteristics of the lateral /l/ in Najdi ArabicLink opens in a new window Najd Alotaibi, Ghada Khattab, Niamh Kelly |
Phonetics fun run (1745-until complete)
| 1745-whenever | Run the Kenilworth Greenway |
Day 2
Thursday, 9th April
Stage Presentations 2A (0900-1020)
| 0900-0920 | Articulatory strategy as a source of variation in acoustic vowel dynamicsLink opens in a new window Patrycja Strycharczuk, Justin J. H. Lo, Sam Kirkham |
| 0920-0940 | The acoustic and articulatory outcome of /d/-vocalisation in Modern Standard DanishLink opens in a new window Rasmus Puggaard-Rode, Francesco Burroni, Aleese |
| 0940-1000 | Producing /l/ and /n/ from a merging L1 system: L1 Chongqing Mandarin, L2 Standard Mandarin, L3 EnglishLink opens in a new window Di Wang, Claire Nance |
| 1000-1020 | Giving face and body: Language, sexuality and bodily hexis in Japanese parodic performanceLink opens in a new window Liam Ó hÍr |
Break (1020-1050)
| 1020-1150 | Coffee, tea, and snacks |
Stage Presentations 2B (1050-1210)
| 1050-1110 | Pre-/l/ breaking in South East Wales EnglishLink opens in a new window Ianto Gruffydd, Mercedes Durham |
| 1110-1130 | Diadochokinetic rate performance and variability in 5-12-year-old children in ScotlandLink opens in a new window Anja Kuschmann, Mridhula Murali, Lauren Taylor, Jane Stuart-Smith, David Young, Joanne Cleland |
| 1130-1150 | Ethnicity effects in the production of lexical prominence in Singapore EnglishLink opens in a new window Adam J. Chong |
| 1150-1210 | Interpreting the dimensions of speaker embedding spaceLink opens in a new window Mark Huckvale |
Lunch (1210-1310)
| 1210-1310 | Lunch buffet |
Stage Presentations 2C (1310-1430)
| 1310-1330 | An incremental cue-weighting approach to extended lexical tone trainingLink opens in a new window Yanyu Li, Laurence White, Ghada Khattab |
| 1330-1350 | Tracking meaning through variation: Cross-situational learning of tonal words and underlying phonological rulesLink opens in a new window Xinbing Luo, John Williams, Brechtje Post |
| 1350-1410 | Finding resonance: A tool for singers and phoneticians to explore formant tuningLink opens in a new window Andy Gibson |
| 1410-1450 | Disambiguating intonational rises in a Venetan dialectLink opens in a new window Elinor Payne, Angelo Dian |
Poster Presentations 2 (1430-1600)
Stage Presentations 2D (1600-1700)
| 1600-1620 | What is the relative contribution of speech rate, rhythm and intonation to perceived non-nativeness in a speaker's native language? A study of native English speakers in AustriaLink opens in a new window Robert Mayr, Ulrich Reubold, Ineke Mennen |
| 1620-1640 | Phonetic distortion as a window to investigate motor engagement in speech perception: Articulatory evidence from a stimulus-response compatibility paradigmLink opens in a new window Takayuki Nagamine, Zhouyiting Zhao, Zihui Wang, Chris Carignan, Adamantios Gafos, Patti Adank |
| 1640-1700 | Using phonetic methods to widen representation of pronunciation variation in the OEDLink opens in a new window Catherine Sangster, Holly Dann, Matthew Moreland |
Colloquium Dinner at St. Mary’s Guildhall (1900-2300)
| 1900-2000 | Welcome canapes and historical tour |
| 2000-2300 | Dinner |
Day 3
Friday, 10th April
Stage Presentations 3A (0930-1030)
| 0930-0950 | The difficulty of producing and transcribing vowelsLink opens in a new window Nicole Whitworth |
| 0950-1010 | Acquiring the acoustics and articulation of complex consonants in EstonianLink opens in a new window Anton Malmi, Claire Nance |
| 1010-1030 | Cortical activation correlates of first and second languages during vowel contrast discriminationLink opens in a new window Wafaa Alshangiti, Jamaan Alghamdi, Yara Alzabidi |
Break (1030-1050)
| 1030-1050 | Coffee, tea, and snacks |
Stage Presentations 3B (1050-1150)
| 1050-1110 | A comparison of articulatory coordination within and across phonemesLink opens in a new window Cliodhna Hughes, Alice Turk, Cedric Macmartin |
| 1110-1130 | AURORA model of formant-to-tongue inversion for didactic and clinical applicationsLink opens in a new window Sam Kirkham, Patrycja Strycharczuk |
| 1130-1150 | Auditory variation in Scottish coda /r/ in child speechLink opens in a new window Eleanor Lawson, Jane Stuart-Smith, Joanne Cleland, Mridhula Murali, Lauren Taylor, Amy Smith, Anja Kuschmann |
Lunch and BAAP Business (1150-1310)
| 1150-1310 | Lunch buffet |
| 1230-1300 | BAAP business meeting (BAAP members) |
Stage Presentations 3C (1310-1430)
| 1310-1330 | Articulation at the end stage of sound change: Derhoticisation across east LancashireLink opens in a new window Claire Nance, Maya Dewhurst, Sam Kirkham, Takayuki Nagamine |
| 1330-1350 | Real-time control of accent features in the speech of London teenagersLink opens in a new window Devyani Sharma, Andy Gibson |
| 1350-1410 | Evidence for timing prediction from a novel nonword segmentation taskLink opens in a new window Laurence White, Wei Li, Sarah Knight, Sven Mattys, Robert Lennon, Julie Morris |
| 1410-1430 | Sound familiar? Investigating explicit and implicit own-accent bias amongst LiverpudliansLink opens in a new window Isabel Kveder, Gwen Brekelmans |
Poster Presentations 3 (1430-1600)
Phonetics in REF2029
| 1600-1700 | Special session for UK-based colleagues on the Languages & Linguistics and English REF panels |