Dag van de Fonetiek 2024

Tijdstip
8 november 2024
Locatie
Utrecht (Drift 21 - Sweelinckzaal)
inloop 9.30-10.00    
keynote 10:00-10:45 Turn taking in older adults and in persons with Parkinson’s disease  Esther Janse
pauze 10:45-11:00 koffie en thee  
1 11:00-11:20 Variatie en verandering in Friese vocaalbreking Cesko Voeten
2 11:20-11:40 Talker Familiarity as a Window into the Cognitive Architecture of Language Orhun UluĹźahin, Hans Rutger Bosker, Antje S. Meyer & James McQueen
3 11:40-12:00 Attention Control Skills and Their Impact on Speech Discrimination Georgios P. Georgiou & Wenjun Zhang
4 12:00-12:20 Individual variation in phonological repair strategies by Brazilian Portuguese-Japanese bilinguals  Tim LamĂ©ris & YĹŤsuke Igarashi
ALV 12:20-12:30    
lunchpauze 12:30-13:45    
5 13:45-14:05 Intonation processing by Chinese speakers in imitation paradigms Wenwei Xu & Yiya Chen
6 14:05-14.25 Tonal contour clustering in Tongugbe Ewe: a preliminary investigation Man Yan Priscilla Lam & Yiya Chen
7 14:25-14:45

Lexical stress influences the perceived timing of beat gestures

Chengjia Ye, James McQueen & Hans Rutger Bosker
pauze 14:45-15:30 posters + koffie en thee  
  Poster 1 The Processing of Stress in End-to-End Automatic Speech Recognition Models  Martijn Bentum, Louis ten Bosch & Tom Lentz
  Poster 2 The timing of an avatar’s gestures differentially influences lexical stress perception in normal and simulated cochlear implant hearing conditions  Matteo Maran, Roos Rossen, Renske Uilenreef & Hans Rutger Bosker
  Poster 3 Korean alveolar fricatives: Spectrographic evidence from running speech  Patrik Hrabánek & Silke Hamann
  Poster 4 Bridging Boundaries: Combining Phonetic and Orthographic Information to Improve Automated Syllabification Performance  Gus Lathouwers, Wieke Harmsen, Catia Cucchiarini & Helmer Strik
  Poster 5 Tonal adaptation of Japanese phonemic loanwords in Mandarin Chinese  Jueyu Hou
  Poster 6 On the possibility of using pre-trained ASR-models to assess oral reading exams automatically  Bram Groenhof, Wieke Harmsen & Helmer Strik
8 15:30-15:50 “That’s Fantastic!”: The Prosodic Characteristics of Sarcasm in Childish Gambino’s Speech, Rap, and Singing  Valerie Querner & Steven Gilbers
9 15:50-16:10 Turn-taking in online interactions between people who do and do not stutter  Lotte Eijk, Stefany Stankova & Sophie Meekings
10 16:10-16:30 A crosslinguistic study on prosodic characteristics in non or minimally verbal autism Laura Smorenburg, Jill Thorson, Aoju Chen & Wolfram Hinzen
borrel 16:30-17:30