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Welcome
to this December issue of the ASSTA Newsletter. This will be my last
as editor. Next year Michael Tyler will be taking over the position,
and I am sure he will bring new ideas and vigour to the publication.
By way of introduction, in this issue you will find a book
review by Michael.
I will be continuing my
involvement in ASSTA through the organisation of the next Speech Science
and Technology Conference (see back page), watch
this space for updates.
We also have a Ph.D.
abstract from Thomas Stainsby. Dr. Stainsby is now persuing auditory
research with Brian Moore at the University of Cambridge.
I would like to take this
opportunity to thank the editorial team, Marija and Johanna, and
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Australian
Speech Science
and
Technology Association
(Incorporated)
G.P.O.
Box 143, Canberra
City,
A.C.T., 2601.
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the
Newsletter a pleasant experience. Also thanks to Roberto for his help and
regular contributions.
Finally
I would like to pay tribute to our outgoing President, Bruce Millar, for
his energy and enthusiasm which has been an inspiration.
Chris
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December
2001
Vol. 19 No.
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