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Programme: Day 3

Friday, 10th April

Stage Presentations 3A (0950-1030)

0950-1010 The difficulty of producing and transcribing vowelsLink opens in a new window
Nicole Whitworth
1010-1030 Acquiring the acoustics and articulation of complex consonants in EstonianLink opens in a new window
Anton Malmi, Claire Nance

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)

1430-1600

A comparative analysis of the phonotactic adaptation of English and Arabic loanwords in the Saraiki language
Sultan Melfi Aldaihani, Nasir Abbas Rizvi Syed

Activation vs. valence in noise: Diagnosing the phonetic vulnerabilities of an SER systemLink opens in a new window
Tatiana Limonova, Chris Carignan

Breathing behaviour and non-lexical vocalisations in talk-in-interactionLink opens in a new window
Richard Ogden, Marina Cantarutti, Jürgen Trouvain

Comparing vowel pronunciations across singing and speaking in a community choirLink opens in a new window
Ben Gibb-Reid, Hasmik Gasparyan, James Cave

Decolonising the teaching of second language speechLink opens in a new window
Becky Muradas-Taylor

Dialect perception amongst Gen Z East Londoners: Discrimination of London EnglishesLink opens in a new window
Ortega Sinclair, Kathleen McCarthy

Heritage language exposure and phonetic category development: Affricate and fricative production by pre-adolescent English-Italian bilingualsLink opens in a new window
Lucia Sbacco, Ghada Khattab, Dan Duncan

(In)complete voicing neutralisation in Standard Russian: Does the general reflect the individual?Link opens in a new window
Yury Makarov, Sofia Sedunova

Laying the groundwork: Intergenerational coda /s/ variation in Brussels Heritage SpanishLink opens in a new window
Samantha Pérez Rodríguez

Leaving 'ome be'ind: tracking children's acquisition of a sociolinguistic variable using home, school, caregiver and community speechLink opens in a new window
Thomas Packer-Stucki, Sophie Holmes-Elliott, Kathleen McCarthy

Putting in the effort: The effect of lexical and syntactic difficulty on phonetic encodingLink opens in a new window
Clara Cohen, Rachel Smith

Temporal stability of spontaneous production ratesLink opens in a new window
Chris Norton, Leendert Plug

The acquisition of London English: A longitudinal study of emerging speech varieties in an East London primary schoolLink opens in a new window
Kathleen McCarthy, Elisa Passoni

The sociophonetics of Chinese: Investigating social and geographical variation in PutonghuaLink opens in a new window
Bronwen G. Evans, Ruohan Guo, Hongzhi Wang, Xinyi Zhao, Roy Alderton

Variation in Mainstream and Aboriginal Australian Englishes spoken in Warrnambool: A study of disfluency featuresLink opens in a new window
Kirsty McDougall, Alice Paver, Martin Duckworth, Liz Blackwell, Debbie Loakes

Vowel development in typically-developing Scottish primary-school childrenLink opens in a new window
Jane Stuart-Smith, James Tanner, Polychristodoulidou, Mridhula Murali, Amy Smith, Lauren Taylor, Joanne Cleland, Anja Kuschmann

Vowel length and quality interactions in WelshLink opens in a new window
Charlie Boddy

Vowel production by Spanish-English bilingual children: An instrumental articulatory studyLink opens in a new window
Simona Montanari, Claire Nance, Robert Mayr

Phonetics in REF2029

1600-1700

REF2029 information and discussion session.

This will be with Jane Stuart-Smith and Susan Harrow (Chair/Deputy Chair, Sub-panel 26: Modern Languages & Linguistics) in person, and Susan Fitzmaurice (Deputy Chair, Sub-panel 27: English) and Joanne Cleland (Criteria setting member, Sub-panel 3: Allied Health) online.

This session will be hybrid, so you can also attend/participate online by TeamsLink opens in a new window.

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