LabPhon 18 was held virtually June 22-25. There were several presentations by department members:
- Gwen Brekelmans, Nadine Lavan, Haruka Saito, Meghan Clayards and Elizabeth Wonnacott — “Is there a multi-talker advantage for learning non-native phoneme
contrasts?” (poster) -
Amanda Doucette, Timothy O’Donnell and Morgan Sonderegger — “Identity, similarity, and the OCP: A model of co-occurrence in 107 languages”
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Esmail Moghiseh and Michael Wagner — “Two-dimensional parsing and the iambic-trochaic law in actual words” (poster)
- Jane Stuart-Smith, Irene Smith, Morgan Sonderegger, & Spade Consortium — “Sound change is drawn from pools of synchronic variation”
- Connie Ting, Meghan Clayards, and Morgan Sonderegger — “Investigating universality of consonant intrinsic F0 effects”
- Wei Zhang, Meghan Clayards, and Francisco Torreira — “Cue primacy effects in Mandarin tone imitation” (poster)
The full program can be found here.