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A Group of People Curious About Patterns in Speech.

Speech is grounded in the relation between how we perceive sound and how we control articulation. Students and faculty in the Cornell Phonetics Lab conduct research to better understand how speech patterns arise and change over time.


Research Spotlight

Temporal differences between high vowels and glides are more robust than spatial difference

2021

Functional Load modulates speech production, but not speech perception: Evidence from Thai vowel length

2021

Seung Eun Kim

The Prosody of Contrastive Topic in Korean

2020


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Our Students

Fengyue (Lisa) Zhao

Grad Student

203 Morrill Hall

Yao Zhang

Grad Student

203 Morrill Hall

Chloe Kwon

Grad Student

203 Morrill Hall


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19th September 2022 04:30 PM

Dr. Sarah Murray to talk on "The Dynamics of Speech Acts"

The Linguistic Department's Dr. Sarah Murray will be giving a talk on "The Dynamics of Speech Acts" - the talk Abstract is listed below.

Abstract:

 

Speech acts bridge linguistic and social meaning -- commitments can be made and modified by both linguistic and non-linguistics means. B...


Location: 202 Uris Hall

21st September 2022 12:20 PM

PhonDAWG - Phonetics Lab Data Analysis Working Group

Simon will demo of a Python interface to Praat


Location: B11, Morrill Hall

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The Cornell Phonetics Lab welcomes students with diverse backgrounds and interests. Prospective graduate students are encouraged to read more about the Cornell Linguistics Department application procedures.