Monday 13th May
10 - 1030 Katrin Wolfswinkler: A comparison
between adults and children on the characteristics of the West-Central-Bavarian
vowel system
1030 -11 Lejda Kapia Interaction of syntax
and prosody in Albanian bilingual children.
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1130 - 12 Pia Greca: An acoustic analysis
of metaphony in the Lausberg
dialect region of Calabria
12 - 1230 Introduction
to Theme 1: Rate & rhythm influences on language systems.
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1430 - 1600 Theme 1: Rate & rhythm influences
on language systems.
Tuesday 14th
May
930 -
1000 Johanna
Cronenberg: modelling the
sound change from pre- to post- aspiration in Andalusian
Spanish using an agent-based computational model.
1000 -1030 Michele
Gubian: modelling the
ear-air merger in New Zealand English using functional principal components
analysis
1030 - 1100 Phil
Hoole: Using real-time MRI to investigate
developments in connected speech processes
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1130- 1200 Chris Carignan: Phonological vowel nasality: Evidence from
real-time MRI velum movement in German
1200 – 1230 Conceicao
Cunha: Oropharyngeal
adjustments in the production of Portuguese nasal vowels
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1430 - 1600 Theme II: Arbitrariness in sound
systems
Wednesday 15th May
9 - 10.30 Theme
III: Approaches to the evolution of sound systems
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1115 - 12 James
Kirby
12 - 1230 Esther
Kunay: Vocalic effects on velar movement in German:
evidence from a real-time MRI study.
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1430-15 Ander
Egurtzegi: Final obstruent voicing in Lakhota: Phonetic evidence
15-1530 Marianne
Pouplier: Plasticity of coarticulatory patterns
1530-1615 Christoph Draxler: Online vs.
Paper & Pencil Perception Experiments: A Pilot Study
Thursday 16th
May
9 -
11 Theme
IV: Approaches
to sound change