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ID	Title	author(s)	Theme
9	Differences in the Production of Fortis-Lenis Oppositions in Plosives to be found in the French-German Border Area	Prof Peter Manfred Pützer	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
11	The effect of voicing on tongue configuration for unaspirated stop sequences	Dr Daniel Recasens, Miss Clara Rodríguez	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
13	A case study of menstrual cycle effects: global phonation or also local phonatory phenomena?	Ms Michaela Hejná	Sociophonetics
18	A new theory of repairing segmental speech errors	Dr Sieb Nooteboom, Prof Hugo Quené	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
19	CRAFT: A Multifunction Online Platform for Speech Prosody Visualisation	Prof Dafydd Gibbon	Speech Technology
20	The influence of alcohol on L1 vs. L2 pronunciation	Prof Martijn Wieling, Dr Christiaan Blankevoort, Ms Vera Hukker, Mr Jidde Jacobi, Ms Lisanne de Jong, Dr Stefanie Keulen, Ms Masha Medvedeva, Ms Mara van der Ploeg, Ms Anna Pot, Ms Teja Rebernik, Pauline Veenstra, Dr Aude Noiray	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
21	Mandarin Tone Identification with F0-flattening Processed Single-vowels	Dr Fei Chen	Tone
22	Cross-language perception of Italian and Japanese consonant length contrasts: comparison of native Italian listeners with and without Japanese language learning experience	Dr Kimiko Tsukada, Prof John Hajek	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
23	A prosodic configuration that conveys positive assessment in American English	Prof Nigel Ward, Mr James Jodoin	Speech Prosody
25	Monolingual speech production in a bilingual context	Prof Jessica Barlow, Mr Philip Combiths	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
27	The secondary roles of amplitude and F0 in the perception of word-initial geminates in Kelantan Malay	Dr Mohd Hilmi Hamzah, Prof Janet Fletcher, Prof John Hajek	Speech Perception
29	Language-Specific Pitch Ranges among K'ichee'-Spanish Simultaneous Bilinguals	Dr Brandon Baird	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
30	Effect of score sampling on system stability in likelihood ratio based forensic voice comparison	Mr Bruce Xiao Wang, Dr Vincent Hughes, Prof Paul Foulkes	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
32	Using MAUS to Investigate Children's Production of Lexical Stress	A/Prof Joanne Arciuli, Prof Kirrie Ballard, Ms Katelyn Phillips, A/Prof Adam Vogel	Speech Prosody
33	Prenasalised voiceless stops in Ngkolmpu	Dr Matthew J. Carroll	Phonetic Universals and Typology
34	The role of prosody in priming alternatives in Mandarin Chinese	Miss Mengzhu Yan, Dr Sasha Calhoun, Prof Paul Warren	Speech Prosody
35	The dynamics of lexical activation and competition in bilinguals' first versus second language	Dr Laurence Bruggeman, Prof Anne Cutler	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
36	Different functions of phrase-final F0 movements in spontaneous Papuan Malay	Dr Constantijn Kaland, Dr Stefan Baumann	Speech Prosody
37	What's with your nasals? Perception of nasal vowel contrasts in two dialects of French	Dr Jessica Nicholas, Prof Zsuzsanna Fagyal, Dr Christopher Carignan	Sociophonetics
38	Difficulty in learning L2 tones: Insights from the incidental learning of tone-segment mappings	Dr Ricky Chan	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
39	Visual speech cues improve children's processing speed in both quiet and noise	Ms Rebecca Holt, Dr Laurence Bruggeman, Prof Katherine Demuth	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
40	The PRICE-MOUTH crossover in the "Cockney diaspora"	Ms Amanda Cole, Dr Patrycja Strycharczuk	Phonetics of Sound Change
42	Effects of orthographic input on L2 production: the case of Korean-speaking learners of Mandarin Chinese	Dr Sang-Im Lee-Kim	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
44	Some remarks on the four-way phonation contrast in Bzhedugh Adyghe	Ludger Paschen	Phonation and Voice Quality
45	Continuancy in nasal place assimilation: An electropalatographic study	Prof Veno Volenec, Dr Marko Liker	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
46	A new speech database for within- and between-speaker variability	Prof Patricia Keating, Prof Jody Kreiman, Prof Abeer Alwan	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
48	Perception of Prosodic Prominence by Korean Learners of English	Dr Suyeon Im, Prof Jose Ignacio Hualde	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
49	Phonetic lessons from automatic phonemic transcription: preliminary reflections on Na (Sino-Tibetan) and Tsuut’ina (Dene) data	Mr Alexis Michaud, Dr Oliver Adams, Dr Christopher Cox, Mrs Séverine Guillaume	Field Methods in Phonetics
50	Do 3- to 4-year-old Mandarin-English bilinguals separate long-lag VOTs in these two languages?	Dr Jing Yang, Dr Li Xu	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
51	Durational Reflexes of Syllable Structure in Shanghai Chinese (SH)	Dr Mingqiong Luo	Speech Prosody
52	Measuring a speaker's acoustic correlates of pitch - but which? A contrastive analysis for perceived speaker charisma	A/Prof Oliver Niebuhr, Dr Radek Skarnitzl	Phonetics of Emotion
54	Durational cues to place and voicing contrasts in Australian English word-initial stops.	Mr Julien Millasseau, Dr Laurence Bruggeman, Dr Ivan Yuen, Prof Katherine Demuth	Speech Acoustics
55	The distribution of singleton/geminate consonants in spoken Japanese and its relation to preceding/following vowels	Mr Shinichiro Sano	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
56	Non-linear analysis of a diphthong merger	Prof Paul Warren	Phonetics of Sound Change
57	The use of pitch and duration on new and given information by native and non-native speakers of English and its pedagogical implications	Mr Akihito Desaki	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
58	Covariation of acoustic cues for voicing in aphasia and apraxia of speech	Dr Anna Marczyk, Prof Maria-Josep Solé	Clinical Phonetics
59	Paradigm Effects and Fuzzy Contrasts in Spanish Syllabification	Ms Ane Icardo Isasa, Prof Jose Ignacio Hualde	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
60	Comparative study of coarticulation in a multilingual speaker: preliminary results from MRI data	Dr Pierre Badin, Dr Marija Tabain, Dr Laurent Lamalle	Field Methods in Phonetics
63	The Phonetics and Phonology of Vocative Intonation in Tokyo Japanese	Prof Haruo Kubozono, Dr Ai Mizoguchi	Speech Prosody
64	Lessons learned after development and use of a data collection app for language documentation (Lig-Aikuma)	Prof Laurent Besacier, Dr Elodie Gauthier, Mrs Sylvie Voisin	Speech Corpora and Big Data
65	Phonetic selectivity in accommodation: The effect of chronological age	Ms Ildiko Emese Szabo	Phonetics of Sound Change
67	Rise dynamics determines tune perception in French: the case of questions and continuations.	Mrs Lydia Dorokhova, Prof Mariapaola D'Imperio	Speech Prosody
68	An Acoustic Investigation of the Glottal Stop in Arabic	Mr Ziyad Rakan Kasim	Speech Acoustics
71	Lenition of word-final plosives in Basque	Prof Jose Ignacio Hualde, Mr Ander Beristain, Ms Ane Icardo Isasa, Ms Jennifer Zhang	Laboratory Phonology
72	Task differences in the identification of English consonants in noise by Japanese listeners	Dr Hinako Masuda	Speech Perception
73	The Anticlockwise Checked Vowel Chain Shift in modern RP in the twentieth century: Incrementations and diagonal shifts	Dr Anne Helen Fabricius	Phonetics of Sound Change
74	Questions as prosodic configurations: How prosody and context shape the multiparametric nature of rhetorical questions in German	Mrs Jana Neitsch, A/Prof Oliver Niebuhr	Speech Prosody
75	The role of redundant temporal cue on perceived vowel duration: evidence from tone language speakers	Dr Yu-An Lu, Dr SANG-IM LEE-KIM	Tone
76	Investigating the FOOT-STRUT distinction in Northern Englishes using crowdsourced data	Dr Patrycja Strycharczuk, Dr Georgina Brown, A/Prof Adrian Leemann, Prof David Britain	Speech Corpora and Big Data
77	Intonational variation and diachrony: Greek contact varieties	Dr Joanna Przedlacka, Dr Mary Baltazani, Prof John Coleman	Speech Corpora and Big Data
78	Intonation in contact: Asia Minor Greek and Turkish.	Dr Mary Baltazani, Dr Joanna Przedlacka, Prof John Coleman	Speech Prosody
79	The interaction of tone and intonation in Uspanteko	A/Prof Ryan Bennett, Ms Meg Harvey, A/Prof Robert Henderson	Tone
80	A Cross-Language Comparison of VOT Development in English- and Mandarin-speaking Children and Adolescents	Mr Graham McKenzie, Dr Fangfang Li	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
81	The sociophonetics of /R/-vocalization in Luxembourgish	Dr François Conrad	Sociophonetics
83	The effect of phonological constraints on the perception of non-native tones	Miss Jinghong Ning, Dr Yi Liu	Tone
84	Lexically conditioned phonetic variation: An experimental test with the singleton-geminate contrast in Japanese	Dr Keiichi Tajima, Dr Mafuyu Kitahara, Dr Kiyoko Yoneyama	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
86	Prosody-Semantics Interface in Seoul Korean: Corpus for a Disambiguation of wh- Intervention	Mr Won Ik Cho, Ms Jeonghwa Cho, Ms Jeemin Kang, Mr Nam Soo Kim	Speech Prosody
88	Durational variation in Polish fricatives provides evidence for hybrid models of phonology	Dr Kamil Kazmierski	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
89	Articulatory behaviour during disfluencies in stuttered speech	Ms Ivana Didirková, Mr Sébastien Le Maguer, Mr Dodji Gbedahou, A/Prof Fabrice Hirsch	Clinical Phonetics
90	Are 'silent' pauses always silent?	Mr Malte Belz, Dr Jürgen Trouvain	Speech Corpora and Big Data
91	Instrumental evaluation of velopharyngeal dysfunction in amyotrophic lateral sclerosis	Dr Marziye Eshghi, Mr Brian Richburg, Dr Yana Yunusova, Dr Jordan Green	Clinical Phonetics
92	Laryngealized Vowels in Two Zapotec Languages	Prof Christina Esposito	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
93	Structured speaker variability in spontaneous Japanese stop contrast production	Mr James Tanner, Prof Morgan Sonderegger, Prof Jane Stuart-Smith	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
95	The Phonetics of Anyuak Vowels	Noah Elkins, Prof Christina Esposito, Edwin Reyes Herrera	Phonation and Voice Quality
96	Chrau register and the transphonologization of voicing	Mr Thành Tấn Tạ, Prof Marc Brunelle, Mr Trần Quý Nguyễn	Phonation and Voice Quality
99	Acoustic Salience and Naturalness in Vowel Recall	Ms Maya Barzilai	Speech Perception
100	Acoustic characteristics of Japanese short and long vowels: Formant displacement effect revisited	Mr Kakeru Yazawa, Dr Mariko Kondo	Speech Acoustics
101	Prosodic marking of focus in Nafsan	Prof Janet Fletcher, Dr Rosey Billington, A/Prof Nick Thieberger	Speech Prosody
102	Protecting speech privacy from native/non-native listeners - effect of masker type	Dr Hinako Masuda, Dr Yusuke Hioka, Dr Jesin James, Dr Catherine Watson	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
105	Abducted vocal fold states and the epilarynx: A new taxonomy for distinguishing breathiness and whisperiness	Dr Scott Moisik, Ms Michaela Hejná, Prof John Esling	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
106	Does repeated exposure to segmental sounds improve perceptual ability in non-native speakers?	Mr Hiroki Fujita, Ms Ruri Ueda, Dr Ken-ichi Hashimoto	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
107	A criterial interlocutor tally for successful talker adaptation?	Prof Anne Cutler, Dr LauraAnn Burchfield, Dr Mark Antoniou	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
108	Learning to speak in a second language:Does multiple talker production benefit production of English vowels in Arabic children?	Dr Wafaa Alshangiti, Dr Bronwen G. Evans, Dr Mark Wibrow	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
109	Intensity and spectral parameters as correlates of phrasal stress and word quantity in Estonian	Dr Heete Sahkai, Dr Meelis Mihkla	Speech Prosody
110	Phonological Error Detection for Pronunciation Training Using Neural Spectrogram Recognition	Mrs Sabrina Jenne, Dr Antje Schweitzer, Sabine Zerbian, Prof Ngoc Thang Vu	Speech Technology
111	When is a wh-in-situ question identified in standard Persian?	Dr Zohreh Shiamizadeh, Dr Johanneke Caspers, Prof Niels Schiller	Speech Prosody
112	Perceptual separation of spectrally overlapping vowels	Prof Robert Fox, Dr Ewa Jacewicz	Sociophonetics
113	The emergence of gendered production between childhood and adolescence: A real time analysis of /s/ in Southern British English	Dr Sophie Holmes-Elliott, Mr James Turner	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
114	Socially conditioned change in voiced stop consonants in Appalachian children	Dr Ewa Jacewicz, Prof Robert Fox	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
115	Sociocultural influences on fundamental frequency in vowels: The case of African American English	A/Prof Yolanda Holt, Dr Ewa Jacewicz, Prof Robert Fox	Sociophonetics
117	The Lingual Voice Quality Settings of Standard Singapore English and Singapore Colloquial English	Miss Jingmin Lin, Dr Scott Moisik	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
118	The /ε/-/з/ contrast in Quebec French	Prof Marie-Hélène Côté, Miss Melanie Lancien	Laboratory Phonology
119	Non-native speakers' identification of lexical tone contrasts	Dr Kofi Adu Manyah	Speech Perception
120	Obstruent devoicing and registrogenesis in Chru	Prof Marc Brunelle, Mr Thành Tấn Tạ, James Kirby, Dr Lư Giang Đinh	Phonation and Voice Quality
121	Exemplar Averaging of Phonetically Distinct Variants	Mr Daiki Hashimoto	Laboratory Phonology
122	Do working memory and autistic traits predict prosody perception?	Dr Chen-Hsiu Grace Kuo	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
123	Hybrid perceptual training to facilitate the learning of nasal final contrasts by highly proficient Japanese learners of Mandarin	Ms Yanping Li, Prof Catherine T. Best, Ms Chong Cao, Prof Jinsong Zhang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
124	The role of initial F0 rise in speech segmentation: a cross-linguistic study	Dr Shu-chen Ou, Mr Zhe-chen Guo	Speech Prosody
125	The effectiveness of acoustic training on tone acquisition by Hong Kong learners of Mandarin	Dr Hsuehchu Chen, Ms Qian Wen Han	Tone
126	The occurrence of Taiwanese Min juncture tones before prosodic boundaries and modification marker	Prof Hohsien Pan, Ms Hsiao Tung Huang, Mr Shao-ren Lyu	Speech Prosody
130	An Investigation into Modern Mongolian Vowel Harmony Using Real-time Magnetic Resonance Imaging	Yoshio Saito, Prof Yurong ., Dr Kikuo Maekawa	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
131	A real-time MRI study of Japanese moraic nasal in utterance-final position	Dr Kikuo Maekawa	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
132	A reinterpretation of lower-vocal-tract articulations in Caucasian languages	Dr Alexandre Arkhipov, Dr Michael Daniel, Dr Oleg Belyaev, Mr George Moroz, Prof John Esling	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
134	Articulation of English "Prominence" by L1 (English) and L2 (French) speakers	Dr Ting Huang, Dr Donna Erickson	Speech Prosody
135	Schwa deletion results in geminate formation in West-Frisian	Marjoleine Sloos, Dr Jelske Dijkstra, Prof Vincent van Heuven	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
136	Ultrasound analysis of postalveolar and palatal affricates in Croatian: a case of neutralisation	Dr Marko Liker, Dr Ana Vidović Zorić, Dr Natalia Zharkova, Prof Fiona Gibbon	Sociophonetics
138	The Use of Tonal Coarticulation in Speech Segmentation by Listeners of Mandarin	Mr Zhe-chen Guo, Dr Shu-chen Ou	Tone
139	Evidence for the compositionality of tunes and intonational meaning	Dr Stella Gryllia, Dr Mary Baltazani, Amalia Arvaniti	Speech Prosody
141	Phonology of gender in English and French given names	Miss Lisa Sullivan, Prof Yoonjung Kang	Phonetic Universals and Typology
142	From postaspiration to affrication: New phonetic contexts in Western Andalusian Spanish	Dr María Del Saz	Phonetics of Sound Change
143	Segmental Effects on the Accentual Phrase in Korean	Prof Tae-Jin Yoon	Speech Prosody
147	Effects of prosodic structure versus durational context on the perception of segmental categories: The case of focus realization	Mr Jeremy Steffman, Prof Sun-Ah Jun	Speech Prosody
149	Liquids coarticulation in child and adult speech	Phil Howson, Prof Melissa Redford	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
150	Listener preference is for reduced determiners that anticipate the following noun	Phil Howson, Prof Melissa Redford	Speech Perception
151	Spectral features of voiceless fricatives produced by Australian English-speaking children	Ms Casey Ford, A/Prof Marija Tabain	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
153	Vowels and diphthongs in the Changde Mandarin Chinese	Mr Zhenrui Zhang, Prof Fang Hu	Phonetic Universals and Typology
154	The Influence of lexical stress on formant values in spontaneous Hebrew speech	Dr Vered Silber-Varod, Mrs Natalie Khorshidi, Mrs Liron Levi, Dr Noam Amir	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
155	Tune-text negotiation: The effect of intonation on vowel duration	Prof Martine Grice, A/Prof Michelina Savino, Dr Timo B Roettger	Speech Prosody
156	The Penultimate Syllable Vowel Length among Setswana-English Bilingual Children.	Dr Boikanyego Sebina, Prof Jane Setter, Dr Clare Wright	Speech Prosody
158	Phonetics of voiceless stops and word-level prosody of Paiwan in urban migration communities	Dr Chun-Mei Chen	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
159	Evidence of recent sound change in Modern Hebrew: a shfit in vowel perception	Dr Noam Amir, Dr Evan Cohen, Prof Yael Reshef, Dr Einat Gonen	Phonetics of Sound Change
161	The effects of syllable and sentential position on the timing of lingual gestures in /l/ and /r/	Dr Eleanor Lawson, Prof Jane Stuart-Smith	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
162	Tracking vowel categorisation behaviour longitudinally: A study across three x three year increments (2012, 2015, 2018)	Dr Debbie Loakes, A/Prof Paola Escudero, Mr Josh Clothier, Prof John Hajek	Speech Perception
163	Effect of frequency discrimination ability of elderly listeners on Japanese pitch accent pairs	Ms C. T. Justine Hui, A/Prof Yukiko Sugiyama, Prof Takayuki Arai	Speech Prosody
165	A categorical Perceptual Study on Mandarin Tones by Zaiwa language speakers	Yao Lu, Prof Jiangping Kong	Speech Perception
166	Two types of falling word-tone in Shiraho, Yaeyama, Southern Ryukyuan	Mr Kenan Celik, Mrs Natsuko Nakagawa	Speech Prosody
167	Perception of voice onset time by Austrian and German listeners	Miss Petra Hoedl	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
168	Multidimensional variation in English diphthongs	Dr Daniel Williams, Dr Jaydene Elvin, A/Prof Paola Escudero, Prof Adamantios Gafos	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
169	Australia's first phonetics laboratory (1913): its founder and its context	Dr Michael Ashby, Dr Patricia Ashby, Mr David Moore	History of Phonetics
170	Perceptual assimilation and graded discrimination as predictors of identification accuracy for learners differing in L2 experience: The case of Danish learners' perception of English initial fricatives	Prof Ocke-Schwen Bohn, Ms Anne Ellegaard	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
171	Understanding reduced words: the relevance of reduction degree and frequency of occurrence	Dr Sophie Brand, Prof Mirjam Ernestus	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
172	Ethnolinguistic Differentiation and the Canadian Shift	Dr Sky Onosson, Nicole Rosen, Ms Lanlan Li	Sociophonetics
173	Asperger autism and irony - a perception experiment	Prof Angelika Braun, Ms Christiane Schulz, Dr Astrid Schmiedel	Sociophonetics
174	Probabilistic reduction in Spanish-English bilingual speech	Ms Khia Johnson	Speech Corpora and Big Data
175	Prevelar merger in production vs. perception	Dr Valerie Freeman	Phonetics of Sound Change
176	Variation in two patterns of word-initial deletion in Jakarta Indonesia: Insight from naturalistic data	Prof Abby Cohn, Ms Rachel Vogel	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
177	Acoustic correlates of metrical prominence in Mojeño Trinitario	Prof Matthew Gordon, Dr Françoise Rose	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
178	Vocal pitch and intonation characteristics of those who are gender non-binary	Maxwell Schmid, Dr Evan Bradley	Sociophonetics
179	Perception of laryngeal contrast in Madurese	James Kirby, Dr Misnadin Misnadin	Speech Perception
181	Annotation of German Intonation: DIMA compared with other annotation systems	Prof Frank Kügler, Dr Stefan Baumann, Prof Bistra Andreeva, Prof Bettina Braun, Prof Martine Grice, Ms Jana Neitsch, A/Prof Oliver Niebuhr, Prof Jörg Peters, Dr Christine Roehr, Dr Antje Schweitzer, Petra Wagner	Speech Prosody
182	Ongoing change of PIN/PEN vowels in California's Central Valley	Robert Xu	Phonetics of Sound Change
183	Ungrammatical prosody does not hinder positive evaluations	Prof Åsa Abelin, A/Prof Elisabeth Zetterholm	Phonetics of Emotion
184	Effect of Repeating Rhythmic Beats of Short Sentences on L2 Pronunciation of Japanese Learners of English	Dr Kaori Sugiura, Dr Tomoko HORI	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
185	Prosodic rhythm in regional varieties of French in New Brunswick (Canada)	Dr Wladyslaw Cichocki, Dr Sid-Ahmed Selouani, Mr Yves Perreault	Sociophonetics
186	Velar syllabic nasal and its phonological interpretation in Taiwan Southern Min	Mr Sheng-Fu Wang	Laboratory Phonology
187	The phonological and phonetic encoding of information status in American English nuclear accents	Dr Eleanor Chodroff, Dr Jennifer Cole	Speech Prosody
188	Effect of head posture on phonation of French vowels	Mr Ioannis K. Douros, Mr Pierre-André Vuissoz, Mr Yves Laprie	Multimodal Phonetics
191	Acoustic impacts of geometric approximation at the level of velum and epiglottis on French vowels	Mr Ioannis K. Douros, Mr Pierre-André Vuissoz, Mr Yves Laprie	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
192	Comparison between 2D and 3D simulation models for speech production: a study of French vowels	Mr Ioannis K. Douros, Mr Pierre-André Vuissoz, Mr Yves Laprie	Speech Technology
193	Static and Dynamic Cues in Vowel Production in Hijazi Arabic	Mr Wael Almurashi, Dr Jalal Al-Tamimi, Dr Ghada Khattab	Laboratory Phonology
194	Articulatory and acoustic gradience in Sasak word-final stops /k, ʔ/	Dr Jonathan Yip, Prof Diana Archangeli	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
195	The perception of Mandarin sibilants by Japanese speakers: prediction by PAM	Mr Yongzhe Peng	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
199	Statistical learning among young and older adults: Similar yet different?	Dr Jia Hoong Ong, A/Prof Alice H. D. Chan	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
200	The Relationship Between Pronunciation and Orthography: Using Acoustic Analysis as a Practical Illustration of ʔayʔaǰuθəm (Comox-Sliammon) Vowel Quality	Gloria Mellesmoen, Ms Marianne Huijsmans	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
201	Computer-aided high variability phonetic training to improve robustness of learners' listening comprehension	Mr Haoyu Zhang, Mr Yusuke Inoue, Dr Daisuke Saito, Nobuaki Minematsu, Prof Yutaka Yamauchi	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
202	Imitating Siri: Socially-mediated vocal alignment to device and human voices	Dr Michelle Cohn, Mr Bruno Ferenc Segedin, Dr Georgia Zellou	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
204	Tonatory Patterns in Taizhou Wu Tones	Prof Phil Rose	Phonation and Voice Quality
205	Testing the influence of distal rhythmic structure on listeners' perception of durational cues	Mr Jeremy Steffman	Speech Prosody
206	Perceptual coherence of creaky voice qualities	Dr Lisa Davidson	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
208	An Acoustic Study of Vowels in Northern Lisu	Mr Rael Stanley, Prof David Bradley, Defen Yu, Dr Marija Tabain	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
209	Learning to perceive a non-native vowel contrast without listening: A first report	Izabelle Grenon, A/Prof Chris Sheppard, Prof John Archibald	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
211	Phonetic strengthening or phonological substitution? An X-ray microbeam investigation of acoustic and articulatory variability in the production of American English dental fricatives	Mr Yevgeniy Melguy	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
212	Which is better: Identification training or discrimination training for the acquisition of an English coda contrast	Ms Iris Lok Gi Law, Izabelle Grenon, A/Prof Chris Sheppard, Prof John Archibald	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
213	L2 Speech Rhythm and Language Experience in New Immigrants	Mr Donald White, Prof Peggy Mok	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
215	A voice quality analysis of Japanese anime	A/Prof Akira Utsugi, Mr Han Wang, Prof Ichiro Ota	Phonation and Voice Quality
217	The Source of Creak in Mandarin Utterances	Ms Yuan Chai	Phonation and Voice Quality
218	The Intonation of Malagasy: A Preliminary Look	Mr Jacob Aziz, Dr Ileana Paul	Speech Prosody
219	Interference of L1 syllabification patterns in L2 speech of Chinese learners of Russian as foreign language	Dr Galina Kedrova, Dr Valentina Kolybasova	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
220	Is the voiceless palatal fricative disappearing from spoken Norwegian?	Mr Wim van Dommelen	Phonetics of Sound Change
221	Tone in Melamchi Yolmo	Dr Lauren Gawne, Mr Amos Teo, Mr Rael Stanley	Speech Acoustics
222	How prosody, speech mode and speaker visibility influence lip aperture	Marzena Zygis, Ms Susanne Fuchs	Multimodal Phonetics
223	Lingual articulation of the Suzhou Chinese labial fricative vowels	Dr Matthew Faytak, Ms Jennifer Kuo, Mr Shunjie Wang	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
224	An acoustic and articulatory investigation of citation tones in Singaporean Mandarin using laryngeal ultrasound	Miss Zhi Yun Dawn Poh, Dr Scott Moisik	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
225	Vowel devoicing in Tokyo Japanese: its lexical status	Dr Natsuya Yoshida, Dr Mafuyu Kitahara, Dr Ayako S.Shirose	Speech Perception
226	Production of Polish sibilants in the process of language acquisition	Marzena Zygis, Mr Marek Jaskula, Mr Daniel Pape, Ms Laura Koenig	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
227	Do children with dyslexia have a general auditory processing deficit, phonological processing deficit or semantic deficit: Insights from linguistic and non-linguistic tone perception in Cantonese-speaking children with Dyslexia	Dr Puisan Wong, Ms Yeuk-sze Ngan, Dr Yanfan Zhen	Tone
229	Acoustic cues of prosodic boundaries in German at different speech rates	Marzena Zygis, Mr John Tomlinson, Ms Caterina Petrone, Mr Dominik Pfütze	Speech Prosody
230	Relating acoustic properties of Mandarin tones to perceptual cue weights	Mr Keith King Wui Leung, Dr Yue Wang	Tone
231	Disyllabic parameterisation of Vietnamese tonal F0 trajectories in likelihood ratio-based forensic voice comparison	Mr Michael Carne, A/Prof Shunichi Ishihara	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
232	Aero-tactile integration in Mandarin	Dr Donald Derrick, Dr Matthias Heyne, Prof Greg O'Beirne, Prof Jen Hay	Multimodal Phonetics
235	Fluency and speaking fundamental frequency in bilingual speakers of High and Low German	Prof Jörg Peters	Speech Prosody
236	Influence of within-category tonal information in the recognition of Mandarin-Chinese words by native and non-native listeners: an eye-tracking study	Dr Zhen Qin, Dr Annie Tremblay, Dr Jie Zhang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
238	Production and perception of dental vs. alveolar contrast in Tshivenda	Mr Michinori Suzuki, Dr Seunghun Lee	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
240	Open source real-time acoustic excitation technique for vocal tract resonance estimation at the lips	Marie Jeanneteau, Dr Noel Hanna, Dr André Almeida, Dr John Smith, Prof Joe Wolfe	Speech Technology
243	A preliminary acoustic investigation of Kalasha retroflex (rhotic) vowels	Prof Alexei Kochetov, Dr Paul Arsenault, Dr Jan Heegård Petersen	Phonetic Universals and Typology
244	Individual differences and sound change actuation: evidence from imitation and perception of English /str/	Dr Mary Stevens, Dr Debbie Loakes	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
247	Active adjustment of the cervical spine during pitch production compensates for shape: The ArtiVarK study	Dr Scott Moisik, Miss Zhi Yun Dawn Poh, Dr Dan Dediu	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
248	The acoustic contrast between the Dutch consonants /t/ and /d/ is reduced in tracheo-esophageal speech.	Ms Klaske van Sluis, Dr Rob van Son, Mr Marijn Kapitein, Prof Paul Boersma	Clinical Phonetics
250	L2 Phoneme Categories, Lexical Access and Foreign-Accent	Dr Frank Lorenz	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
252	The roles of tonal and segmental information in spoken word recognition for L2 speakers: Evidence from Dutch learners of Mandarin	Dr Ting Zou, Dr Yiya Chen	Tone
253	Dual-task effects on speech and non-verbal tasks according to tasks properties	Mrs Michaela Pernon, Mrs Maryll Fournet, Dr Cécile Fougeron, A/Prof Marina Laganaro	Multimodal Phonetics
254	Stress predictors in a Papuan Malay random forest	Dr Constantijn Kaland, Prof Nikolaus P. Himmelmann, Dr Angela Kluge	Speech Prosody
255	Categorisation of spoken social affects in Japanese: human vs. machine	Dr Jean-Luc Rouas, Dr Takaaki Shochi, Miss Marine Guerry, Prof Albert Rilliard	Phonetics of Emotion
256	Beyond VOT in the Polish laryngeal contrast	Geoff Schwartz, Miss Ewelina Wojtkowiak, Mr Bartosz Brzoza	Speech Perception
258	Orofacial somatosensory effects for the word segmentation judgement	Dr Rintaro Ogane, Dr Jean-Luc Schwartz, Dr Takayuki Ito	Multimodal Phonetics
259	How accented do Caucasian-looking vs. Asian-looking native speakers sound to a Japanese listener?	Ms Marzena Karpinska	Sociophonetics
260	/l/ velarisation as a continuum in European Portuguese	Dr Rodrigues Susana, Dr Fernando Martins, Dr Hall Andreia, Luis Jesus	Speech Acoustics
261	Diachronic change in /r/-sandhi? A real-time study at community and individual levels	Dr Jose A Mompean	Phonetics of Sound Change
262	Putting the larynx in the vowel space: Studying larynx state across vowel quality using MRI	Prof John Esling, Dr Scott Moisik, Dr Lise Crevier Buchman, Prof Philippe Halimi	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
263	Intrusive vowels preceding /R/ in Quebec French	Miss Melanie Lancien, Prof Marie-Hélène Côté	Laboratory Phonology
264	Vocal attractiveness in Cantonese: A production study	Dr Albert Lee, Ms Eva Ng	Phonetics of Emotion
265	Perception of Japanese vowel length by Australian English listeners	Dr James Whang, Mr Kakeru Yazawa, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
267	Evaluating dictation task measures for the study of speech perception	Ms Emily Felker, Prof Mirjam Ernestus, A/Prof Mirjam Broersma	Speech Perception
268	Uncovering syllable-final nasal merging in Taiwan Mandarin: An ultrasonographic investigation of tongue postures and degrees of nasalization	Dr Chenhao Chiu, Dr Yu-An Lu, Mr Yining Weng, Ms Shao-Jie Jin, Mr Wei-Chen Weng, Ms Tzu-Hsuan Yang	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
269	Speech sounds data for typically developing European Portuguese children 6-9 years old	Dr Isabel Guimaraes, Dr Mariana Ascensão, Dr Margarida Grilo	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
270	Phonetics as a laughing matter	Dr Jürgen Trouvain, Prof Nick Campbell	Phonetics of Emotion
271	Speech sound perception in monolinguals, bilinguals and learners - Language background affects identification and discrimination differently	Mrs Henna Tamminen, A/Prof Maija S. Peltola	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
272	Phonatory changes during emotion-inducing game events: the effect of discrepancy from expectations and goal conduciveness	Mr Márton Bartók	Phonetics of Emotion
273	Convergence on the segmental and the suprasegmental level between native speakers and Spanish L2 learners of German	Dr Christiane Ulbrich	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
274	Alignment of Pitch and Articulation Rate	Miss Lotte Eijk, Prof Mirjam Ernestus, Prof Herbert Schriefers	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
275	Posture stabilisation of the tongue for speech: responses to mechanical perturbation	Dr Takayuki Ito, Mr Jean-Loup Caillet, Prof Pascal Perrier	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
276	Predictability of plosive reduction from written text in Estonian	Mrs Liis Ermus, Dr Meelis Mihkla	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
277	Pitch in Native and Non-Native Lombard Speech	Ms Katherine Marcoux, Prof Mirjam Ernestus	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
278	Bimodal benefit in categorical perception of lexical tones for Mandarin-speaking children with cochlear implants	Hao Zhang, Ms Jing Zhang, A/Prof Hongwei Ding, A/Prof Gang Peng	Clinical Phonetics
281	Parallel Encoding of Focus and Interrogative Meaning in Thai Learners' Mandarin	Dr Zenghui Liu, Ms Lei Zeng, Ms Shufen Liang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
282	A perceptual investigation into the laryngeal contrast for word-initial labial stops in the non-standard German variety, Upper Saxon	Ms Franziska Kruger	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
283	Burmese quotation intonation	Ms Mimi Tian, Dr Albert Lee	Speech Prosody
286	Can static vocal tract positions represent articulatory targets in continuous speech? Matching static MRI captures against real-time MRI for the French language	Ms Anastasiia Tsukanova, Mr Ioannis Douros, Ms Anastasia Shimorina, Mr Yves Laprie	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
289	Comparison of Factors Related to Clause-Initial Filler Probabilities in English and Japanese	Dr Michiko Watanabe, Mr Yusaku Korematsu	Speech Prosody
290	Mandarin third tone sandhi may be incompletely neutralizing in perception as well as production	Dr Stephen Politzer-Ahles, Dr Katrina Connell, Dr Yu-Yin Hsu, Ms Lei Pan	Tone
291	Acoustic and perceptive studies of Chinese learners producing three basic French intonation patterns	Mr Lei XI, Dr Pillot-Loiseau Claire	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
292	Perception of narrow focus by bilingual speakers	Prof Shinobu Mizuguchi, Dr Yukiko Nohta, Prof Koichi Tateishi	Speech Prosody
293	Voiceless sonorants and lexical tone in Mog	Dr Shakuntala Mahanta, Dr Amalesh Gope	Tone
294	Acquisition of rhotics by multilingual children	Prof Magdalena Wrembel, Prof Ulrike Gut, Ms Iga Krzysik, Ms Halina Lewandowska, Dr Anna Balas	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
295	Learning to produce difficult L2 vowels: the effects of awareness-raising, exposure and feedback	Miss Aurora Troncoso-Ruiz, Prof Mirjam Ernestus, A/Prof Mirjam Broersma	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
297	The categorical perception of Mandarin tones in normal aging seniors and seniors with Mild Cognitive Impairment	Miss Yan Feng, Yaru MENG, A/Prof Gang PENG	Clinical Phonetics
299	Information density and vowel dispersion in the productions of Bulgarian L2 speakers of German	Mrs Erika Brandt, Prof Bistra Andreeva, Prof Bernd Möbius	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
300	Declination of Read Speech in L1 and L2 English	Ms Sally Chen, A/Prof Janice Fon	Speech Prosody
301	Vowel context affects L2 Chinese learners' identification of postalveolar sibilants	Ms Sidsel Rasmussen, Prof Ocke-Schwen Bohn	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
302	The Effect of Mandarin Accidental Gaps on Perceptual Categorization	Ms Tzu-Hsuan Yang, Ms Shao-Jie Jin, Dr Yu-An Lu	Tone
303	The Lombard Effect in MRI Noise	Dr Amelia Gully, Prof Paul Foulkes, Prof Peter French, Dr Philip Harrison, Dr Vincent Hughes	Speech Acoustics
304	The Acoustic properties of laryngeal Contrast in Najdi Arabic Initial Stops	Mr Nief AL-Gamdi, Dr Jalal Al-Tamimi, Dr Ghada Khattab	Laboratory Phonology
305	Phonetics and phonology of the -er suffix in the Hangzhou Wu Chinese dialect	Mr Yang Yue, Prof Fang Hu	Phonetic Universals and Typology
307	Brainstem encoding of voice onset time: Preliminary findings	Dr Jinghua Ou, Prof Alan Yu	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
310	The FACE of change in English dialects: 1950 v 2018	A/Prof Adrian Leemann, Dr Tam Blaxter, Prof David Britain, Miss Katherine Earnshaw	Sociophonetics
311	The roles of duration, rhyme structure and frequency in Mandarin accidental gaps	Miss Shao-Jie Jin, Dr Yu-An Lu	Tone
312	Identity, socialization and environment in transgender speakers: Sociophonetic variation in creak and /s/	Jo Pearce	Sociophonetics
313	Monitoring syllables versus phonemes in internal speech	Dr Pierre Hallé, Dr Juan Segui, A/Prof Laura Manoiloff	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
314	A Wizard-of-Oz Experiment to Study Phonetic Accommodation in Human-Computer Interaction	Ms Iona Gessinger, Prof Bernd Möbius, Mr Nauman Fakhar, Mr Eran Raveh, Dr Ingmar Steiner	Sociophonetics
317	Stability of individual patterns in learning a second language voicing contrast	Amy Hutchinson, Dr Olga Dmitrieva	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
318	Swedish "Viby-i": Acoustics, articulation, and variation	Ms Fabienne Westerberg	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
319	Production and perception of English low-mid vowels by speakers of Colombian Spanish in English language immersion environment	Ms Gina Marcela Pineda Mora, Jenna Conklin, Prof Kelly Johanna Vera Diettes, Dr Olga Dmitrieva	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
320	Characterising Intonation in Plastic Mandarin Using Polynomial Modelling	Ms Chenzi Xu	Speech Prosody
321	Automatic palate delineation in ultrasound videos	Mr Guillaume Faucher, Ms Elham Karimi, Prof Lucie Ménard, Catherine Laporte	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
322	Cross-language differences in the perception of fricative transitional cues: Behaviroual measures and EEG	Ms Yue Zheng, Prof Paul Iverson	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
323	Post-consonantal Word-final /R/ Realization in French: Contributions of Large Corpora	Ms Yaru Wu, Dr Cédric Gendrot, Dr Martine Adda-Decker, Ms Cécile Fougeron	Speech Corpora and Big Data
324	Differences in Vowel-Glide Production Between L1 and L2 Speakers of Hul'q'umi'num'	Dr Sky Onosson, Dr Sonya Bird	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
325	Music and L2 prosody: the role of music aptitude on the discrimination of stress contrasts in L2	Dr Sandra Schwab, Prof Volker Dellwo	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
326	Vowel Acoustics of Volga Tatar	Jenna Conklin, Dr Olga Dmitrieva	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
328	Language attitudes affect perceived intelligibility, proficiency, and accentedness of non-native speech	Amy Hutchinson, Mr Joshua Weirick, Dr Suzy Ahn, Dr Olga Dmitrieva	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
329	The perception of sentence stress in Malay and English	Prof Jane Setter, Dr Ngee Thai Yap, Prof Vesna Stojanovik	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
330	Modeling Voiced Stop Consonants using the 3D Dynamic Digital Waveguide Mesh Vocal Tract Model	Dr Amelia Gully, Dr Benjamin Tucker	Speech Technology
332	F0 as a Cue for Irony in Spontaneous Speech	Ms Helen Gent	Multimodal Phonetics
333	A glottalized tone in Muong (Vietic): A pilot study based on audio and electroglottographic recordings	Ms Minh-Chau Nguyen, Dr Lise Crevier-Buchman, Mr Didier Demolin, Mr Alexis Michaud	Phonation and Voice Quality
334	Distinct Prosodic Correlates for Nine Dimensions of Mental Health Symptoms	Dr Maria Wolters, Dr Alex Cohen, Dr Kristin Nicodemus	Clinical Phonetics
336	Speaker statistical averageness modulates word recognition in adverse listening conditions	Dr William L. Schuerman, Prof James M. McQueen, Prof Antje Meyer	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
337	Forced alignment of different language varieties using LaBB-CAT	Mr Robert Fromont	Speech Corpora and Big Data
338	The Effect of Habitual Speech Rate on Speaker-Specific Processing in English Stop Voicing Perception	Connie Ting, Prof Yoonjung Kang	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
339	Two languages, two pitch ranges: The case of Japanese-English sequential bilinguals	Miss Elisa Passoni, Dr Esther de Leeuw, Dr Erez Levon	Speech Prosody
340	Spontaneous nasalization in Thai: A case of velopharyngeal underspecification	Sarah Johnson, Prof Ryan Shosted	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
341	The role of somatosensation in perceptual recalibration from speech imagery	Jacob B. Phillips, Dr Lenore A. Grenoble, Ms Giovanna Hooton, Dr Peggy Mason	Clinical Phonetics
342	L2 Italian and L2 Spanish vocatives, produced by L1 Czech learners: Transfer and prosodic overgeneralization	Dr Andrea Peskova	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
344	Speaker individuality in the durational characteristics of voiced intervals: the case of Chinese bi-dialectal speakers	Ms Yu Zhang, Prof Volker Dellwo, Dr Lei HE	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
345	DAPPr: A (semi-)automated tool for vowel extraction and pitch annotation	Ms Emily Grabowski, Dr Laura McPherson	Speech Technology
346	Unite and conquer: Bootstrapping forced alignment tools for closely-related minority languages (Mayan)	A/Prof Kevin Tang, A/Prof Ryan Bennett	Speech Corpora and Big Data
347	A speaking atlas of minority languages of France: collection and analyses of dialectal data	Philippe Boula de Mareüil, Dr Gilles Adda, Dr Lori Lamel, Prof Albert Rilliard, Dr Frédéric Vernier	Field Methods in Phonetics
348	Within-speaker perception and production of dialectal /aɪ/-raising	Alyssa Strickler	Phonetics of Sound Change
349	Predictability, Word Frequency and Japanese Perceptual Epenthesis	Alexander Kilpatrick, Dr Shigeto Kawahara, Dr Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen, Dr Brett Baker, Prof Janet Fletcher	Speech Perception
351	Pitch accent realisation in Austrian German	Jessica Siddins, Prof Ineke Mennen	Speech Prosody
353	Processing focus and accent across dialects	Sabine Zerbian, Dr Giuseppina Turco	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
355	Cues to Panãra nasal-oral stop sequence perception	Ms Myriam Lapierre, Susan Lin	Speech Perception
358	Stressed pronouns in German mono- and bilingual speech	Sabine Zerbian, Ms Marlene Böttcher	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
360	Using pupillometry to assess prosodic alignment in language comprehension	Jesse Harris, Prof Sun-Ah Jun	Speech Prosody
361	Influence of Prosodic features and semantics on secondary emotion production and perception	Ms Jesin James, Catherine Watson, Dr Hywel Stoakes	Phonetics of Emotion
362	The intonation of Bulgarian Judeo-Spanish spontaneous speech	Prof Bistra Andreeva, A/Prof Snezhina Dimitrova, Prof Christoph Gabriel, Mr Jonas Grünke	Speech Prosody
363	Effect of Boundary Strength on Post-focus-compression (PFC) in Mandarin: Comparing Single and Dual Focus	Miss Lu Liu, A/Prof Bei Wang	Speech Prosody
364	The representation of tone sandhi by children with cochlear implants	Mr Ping Tang, Dr Nan Xu Rattanasone, Dr Ivan Yuen, Prof Katherine Demuth	Clinical Phonetics
365	Effects of sex and nativeness on vocalic duration production	Dr Amanda Post da Silveira	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
366	North Midland /u/-fronting and its Effect on Heritage Speakers of Spanish	Ms Laura Cummings	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
367	Learner vs. non-learner difference in the perception of Mandarin lexical tones: comparison of listeners from English and Japanese first language (L1) backgrounds	Dr Kimiko Tsukada, Dr KAORI IDEMARU	Tone
368	The temporal basis of complex segments	Prof Jason Shaw, Prof Karthik Durvasula, Prof Alexei Kochetov	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
369	Vowel Length in Intemelian Ligurian. An experimental and cross-dialectal investigation	Dr Davide Garassino, Miss Dalila Dipino	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
370	Effects of tune and interspeaker differences on the interpretation of requests and offers	Mrs Caterina Petrone, Mrs Elisa Sneed German, Mr James Sneed German, Dr Kiwako Ito	Sociophonetics
371	Native, Naïve, and Exemplar-based Perception of Statement and Question Intonation in Cantonese and Mandarin	Ms Una Y. Chow, Dr Stephen J. Winters	Speech Prosody
372	Syllable Rate, Syllable Complexity and Speech Tempo Perception in Finnish	Michael O'Dell, Mr Tommi Nieminen	Speech Prosody
373	The effect of velopharyngeal aperture on acoustic measures	Dr Marissa Barlaz, Prof Ryan Shosted, Prof Brad Sutton	Speech Acoustics
374	The effect of focal accent on vowels in Hungarian: Articulatory and acoustic data	Dr Alexandra Markó, Mr Márton Bartók, Dr Tamás Gábor Csapó, Dr Andrea Deme, Dr Tekla Etelka Gráczi	Speech Acoustics
376	Within and between speaker variation in voices	Yoonjeong Lee, Prof Jody Kreiman	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
378	The perception of familiar and unfamiliar accents by bilingual and monolingual children	Dr Kathleen McCarthy, Dr Bronwen Evans	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
379	The effect of durational cues on the reassignment of a syllable in the metrical structure of Czech sentences	Dr Radek Skarnitzl, Dr Jan Volín	Speech Prosody
380	An Investigation into Exemplar Effects in the Perceptual Learning Paradigm.	Ms Johannah O'Mahony, Prof Bernd Möbius	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
381	Using crowd-sourced data to analyse the ongoing merger of [ɕ] and [ʃ] in Luxembourgish	Prof Peter Gilles	Sociophonetics
382	Duration as a voicing cue in Dutch	Ms Mirjam J.I. de Jonge, Ms Isaura Aligbeh	Speech Perception
384	Religion and Sound Change in Eastern New England English	Prof Rachel Steindel Burdin	Phonetics of Sound Change
385	Detecting larynx movement in non-pulmonic consonants using dual-channel electroglottography	Prof Adrian P. Simpson, Ms Erika Brandt	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
388	Linguistic uniformity in the speech of Brazilian internal migrants in a dialect contact situation	Ms Livia Oushiro	Sociophonetics
389	Sociophonetics at the Intersection of Variable Processes: Variation in English (ING)	Prof James Walker	Sociophonetics
390	Acquiring a multiethnolect: the production of diphthongs by children and adolescents in West London	Ms Rosie Oxbury, Dr Kathleen McCarthy	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
391	Reanalyzing the Banda-Linda Vowel System	Dr Kenneth Olson	Phonetic Universals and Typology
392	Contrast enhancement and cue trading in Irish secondary consonant articulations	A/Prof Ryan Bennett, Prof Jaye Padgett, Prof Máire Ní Chiosáin, A/Prof Grant McGuire, Ms Jennifer Bellik	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
393	The marking of Broad and Narrow focus in Naija (Nigerian Pidgin): the role of prosody	Dr Candide Simard, Prof Anne Lacheret-Dujour, Mr Abiola Oyelere	Speech Prosody
394	The effects of imitation and synchronization on the pronunciation of selected phonemes in L2 English and German:a pilot study	Miss Wenxun Fu, Dr Barbara Kühnert, Dr Pillot-Loiseau Claire, Dr Simone Falk	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
395	Application of the 'TOFFA' framework to the analysis of disfluencies in forensic phonetic casework	Dr Kirsty McDougall, Dr Richard Rhodes, Mr Martin Duckworth, Prof Peter French, Dr Christin Kirchhuebel	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
397	The role of creaky voice attributes in Mandarin tonal perception	Ms Yaqian Huang	Phonation and Voice Quality
398	Speech motor adaptation during perturbed auditory feedback is enhanced by noninvasive brain stimulation	Ms Terri Scott, Ms Laura Haenchen, Prof Ayoub Daliri, Ms Julia Chartove, Prof Frank Guenther, Prof Tyler Perrachione	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
399	Tongue- and Jaw-Specific Response Patterns to Speaking Rate Manipulations	Dr Antje Mefferd, Miss Lois Efionayi, Miss Sophie Mouros	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
400	Perception of rhotics by multilingual children	Dr Anna Balas, Dr Romana Kopečková, Prof Magdalena Wrembel	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
401	Jaw movements in two tonal contexts	Mrs Malin Svensson Lundmark, Dr Johan Frid	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
403	The Role of Prosody in Distinguishing Different Types of Causal Relations in English	Mrs Na Hu, Aoju Chen, Prof Hugo Quené, Prof Ted Sanders	Speech Prosody
404	Glottal variation, teacher training, and language revitalisation in the Cook Islands	Dr Sally Akevai Nicholas, Dr Rolando Coto Solano	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
405	The syntactic, semantic, topic and socioeconomic effects on silent pause distribution	Mr Hong Zhang, Mark Liberman	Speech Prosody
407	Perception of coda voicing: Glottalisation, vowel duration, and silence	Mr Joshua Penney, Prof Felicity Cox, Dr Anita Szakay	Phonation and Voice Quality
408	The perception of lexical tones in emotional speech by Dutch learners of Mandarin	Miss Yachan Liang, Aoju Chen	Tone
409	Quantitative model-based analysis of F0 contours of emotional speech	Ms Jesin James, Prof Hansjörg Mixdorff, Catherine Watson	Phonetics of Emotion
411	Lexical category in downstep in Japanese	Ms Manami Hirayama, Dr Hyun Kyung Hwang, Dr Takaomi Kato	Speech Prosody
413	Phonetic characteristics of devoiced vowels in Uyghur	Mr Michael Fiddler	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
414	Articulation of L2 French mid and high vowels	Madeleine Oakley	Laboratory Phonology
415	Typology of the syllable-initial consonants in the Chinese dialects	Dr Wai-Sum Lee	Phonetic Universals and Typology
419	Web-based high variability phonetic training on L2 coda identification	Mrs Na-Young Ryu, Prof Yoonjung Kang	Speech Technology
420	Talker continuity facilitates speech processing independent of listeners' expectations	Ms Yaminah Carter, Dr Sung-Joo Lim, Dr Tyler Perrachione	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
421	Spectral coarticulation in Hawaiian /aV/ and /aCV/ sequences	Mr Thomas Kettig	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
422	The Role of Prosody in the Perception of Formality in Japanese	Dr Ethan Sherr-Ziarko	Sociophonetics
423	Quantifying Macro-rhythm in English and Spanish	Ms Christine Prechtel	Speech Prosody
424	Production and perception of focus in Sümi	Mr Amos Teo, Prof Melissa Baese-Berk	Speech Prosody
425	A Prosodic Analysis of Intervening Objects in English Phrasal Verbs Using the British National Corpus	Dr Ethan Sherr-Ziarko, Dr Jieun Kiaer	Speech Corpora and Big Data
426	Weak but continuous geminate voicing in Yamagata Japanese	Dr Toshio Matsuura	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
427	The learnability of the Nepali four-way stop-voicing contrast: Three categories are learnable despite hypo-articulation, but the fourth is adrift.	Titia Benders, Prof Katherine Demuth	Speech Acoustics
428	How Perceptible is the Difference between Tone 3 and Tone 4 in Mandarin Chinese?	Dr Irene Vogel, Dr Angeliki Athanasopoulou, Chao Han, Ms Yue Yuan	Tone
430	VOT in Michif	Nicole Rosen, Dr Jesse Stewart, Ms Michele Pesch-Johnson, Ms Olivia Sammons	Speech Acoustics
431	An acoustic description of the vowel system of Santiago Mexquititlán Otomi (Hñäñho)	Mr Stanislav Mulík, Dr Mark Amengual, Dr Gloria Avecilla-Ramírez, Dr Haydée Carrasco-Ortíz	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
433	The role of somatosensory feedback in the production of the English vowel /i/ in females	Miss Noor Al-Zanoon, Ms Angela Cullum, Prof Jacqueline Cummine, Dr Caroline Jeffery, Prof Bill Hodgetts, A/Prof Daniel Aalto	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
435	Sound Symbolism of Gender in Cantonese First Names	Miss Kristen Wing Yan Wong, Prof Yoonjung Kang	Phonetic Universals and Typology
436	Rapid adaptation to talker-specific phonetic detail is disrupted by noninvasive brain stimulation	Ja Young Choi, Dr Tyler Perrachione	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
437	Acoustic characteristics of foreign accent in L2 Japanese: A cross-sectional study	Misaki Kato, Dr Kaori Idemaru, Dr Kimiko Tsukada	Speech Acoustics
439	Static and dynamic phonetic interactions in the L2 and L3 acquisition of Japanese velar voiceless stops	Dr Mark Amengual, Ms Lizzie Meredith, Ms Talia Panelli	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
440	Articulating a Female Vowel: Transition from Male-to-Female Gender	Caroline Menezes, Miss Taylor Koesters, Miss Marisa Lucarelli, Miss Alexis Rymers, Miss Kassidy Turshon, Miss Kristen Ruta	Clinical Phonetics
441	Investigating the role of musical experience in lexical tone perception: non-musicians and amateur musicians' perception of Mandarin tones	Ms Xiao Fu, Dr Bronwen Evans	Tone
442	The effect of lexical competition on realization of phonetic contrasts: A corpus study of the voicing contrast in Japanese	Dr Mafuyu Kitahara, Dr Keiichi Tajima, Dr Kiyoko Yoneyama	Speech Corpora and Big Data
443	Why tune or text? The role of the language phonological profile in the choice of strategies for tune-text adjustment	A/Prof Marina Vigario, Dr Marisa Cruz, Prof Sonia Frota	Speech Prosody
444	The relationship between phonological working memory and speech production in young multilinguals	Ms Iga Krzysik, Prof Magdalena Wrembel	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
445	Production of Mandarin stop consonants in prelingually deaf children with cochlear implants	Prof Jue Yu, Ms Xinyu XIA	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
446	Prominence marking in Kazan Tatar declaratives	Mr Adam Royer, Prof Sun-Ah Jun	Speech Prosody
447	Modeling the influence of confidence in social cues during speech perception using gaussian mixture models	Mr Eric Wilbanks	Sociophonetics
448	Automatic speech intelligibility scoring of head and neck cancer patients with deep neural networks	Mr Li Bin, Mr Matthew Kelley, A/Prof Daniel Aalto, Dr Benjamin Tucker	Clinical Phonetics
449	Dynamics of voice quality over the course of the English utterance	Ms Elizabeth Bird, Prof Marc Garellek	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
450	Vowel variation in a standard context across four major Australian cities	Prof Felicity Cox, Dr Sallyanne Palethorpe	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
451	Comparison between halfway realistic-looking physical models of human vocal tract	Prof Takayuki Arai	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
452	The prosodic properties of the Cantonese sentence-final particles aa1 and aa3 in rhetorical wh-questions	Mr Roger Yu-Hsiang Lo, Ms Angelika Kiss, Ms Maxime Tulling	Speech Prosody
453	Processing costs imposed by talker variability do not scale with number of talkers	Ms Alexandra Kapadia, Dr Tyler Perrachione	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
454	Tone-tune association and voice quality in Green Mong folk songs	Anna Mai, Mai Moua, Prof Marc Garellek	Tone
455	Effects of Focus on Duration and Intensity in Chongming Chinese	Mr Yike Yang, Dr Si Chen, Ms Kechun Li	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
456	The Shape of [u]: Towards a Typology of Final Vowel Devoicing in Continental French	Prof Amanda Dalola, Ms Keiko Bridwell	Speech Acoustics
457	The Effect of Explicit Training on Comprehension of English Focus-to-Prosody Mapping by Indonesian Learners of English	Ms Aprilia Sasmar Putri, A/Prof Haoyan Ge, Ms Aelish Hart, Prof Virginia Yip, Aoju Chen	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
458	A bilingual advantage in infant pitch processing	Dr Liquan Liu, Dr Varghese Peter, A/Prof Gabrielle Weidemann	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
461	The role of vowel and consonant duration in vowel length categorisation by Djambarrpuyŋu listeners	Kathleen Jepson	Speech Perception
462	The effects of vowel, consonant and tone competition on Mandarin lexical access: Evidence from monolingual and bilingual learners	Ms Thilanga Dilum Wewalaarachchi, A/Prof Leher Singh	Tone
463	Phonetic Reduction and Enhancement in Conversational Korean Stops	Dr Jae-Hyun Sung	Laboratory Phonology
465	Computer-assisted Syllable Complexity Analysis of Continuous Speech as a Measure of Child Speech Disorder	Dr Marisha Speights Atkins, Dr Suzanne Boyce, Dr Joel MacAuslan, Dr Noah Silbert	Clinical Phonetics
466	Onset - Vowel Articulatory Coordination - voiceless stops and vowel length	Ms Louise Ratko, Michael Proctor, Prof Felicity Cox	Laboratory Phonology
467	Responses to prosodic emphasis in children with Autism Spectrum Disorder	Dr Kiwako Ito, Dr Elizabeth Kryszak	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
469	Holistic lexical storage: Coarticulatory evidence from child speech	Ms Margaret Cychosz	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
470	Perceptual Confusion of Mandarin Tone 3 and Tone 4: effects of focus and syllable position	Dr Angeliki Athanasopoulou, Dr Irene Vogel, Chao Han, Ms Yue Yuan	Speech Prosody
472	The role of pitch dimensions in non-word learning by Dutch and Mandarin listeners	Ms Shuangshuang Hu, Dr Ao Chen, Prof René Kager	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
473	The acoustic correlates of the four-way laryngeal contrast in Dränjongke stops	Dr Seunghun Lee, Dr Shigeto Kawahara, Mrs Céleste Guillemot, Mrs Tomoko Monou	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
474	Attentional reorientation explains processing costs associated with talker variability	Dr Sung-Joo Lim, Mr Allen Qu, Ms Jessica Tin, Dr Tyler Perrachione	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
475	The effects of phonetic training and visual feedback on novel contrast production	Susan Lin, Ms Margaret Cychosz, Ms Alice Shen, Dr Emily Cibelli	Clinical Phonetics
477	English Speakers' Perception of Mandarin Consonants: The Effect of Phonetic Distances and L2 Experience	Dr Xinchun Wang, Dr Jidong Chen	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
478	Shift of voice onset time and enhancement in Japanese infant-directed speech	Dr Hyun Kyung Hwang, Dr Reiko Mazuka	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
480	Incidental learning of non-speech auditory analogs scaffolds second language learners' perception and production of Mandarin lexical tones	A/Prof Seth Wiener, Mr Timothy K. Murphy, Mr Atul Goel, Prof Michael G. Christel, Prof Lori L. Holt	Tone
481	Acoustic Analysis of Tone in Benna Hani: Tone Sandhi and Neutralization in an Atypical Tibeto-Burman Language	Ms Zhousuo Qu, Dr Cathryn Yang	Tone
482	A comparison on vowel production after two speech therapy approaches	Prof Maria Francisca Paula Soares	Clinical Phonetics
483	Modelling gradience in English /r/ via statistical classification	Dr Dan Villarreal, Dr Lynn Clark, Prof Jennifer Hay	Speech Acoustics
484	Sounding Like a Stereotype: The influence of emotional prosody on race perception	Ms Rachel Elizabeth Weissler, Dr Julie E. Boland.	Phonetics of Emotion
485	Almost [w]anishing: The elusive /v/-/w/ contrast in Educated Indian English	A/Prof Robert Fuchs	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
486	Phonetic exponence of word-level stress in Ashaninka (Arawak)	Dr Elena Mihas, Dr Olga Maxwell	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
487	Age of Arrival does not affect childhood immigrants' acquisition of ongoing sound change: Evidence from Korean Americans	Andrew Cheng	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
488	Compensation for F₀ variation with vocal effort and vowel height in Cantonese tone perception	Miss Wei Lai, Prof Mark Liberman, Miss Qianxin He	Tone
489	Congenital Amusia and Tone Merger: Perception and Production of Lexical Tones in Hong Kong Cantonese	Miss Oi-Yee Ho, Dr Jing Shao, Dr Jinghua Ou, Prof Sam-Po Law, Dr Caicai Zhang	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
490	Sound Comparisons: A New Online Database and Resource for Research in Phonetic Diversity	Dr Paul Heggarty, Dr Ludger Paschen, Dr Cormac Anderson	Speech Corpora and Big Data
491	Identifying acoustic features that cause unnaturalness of non-native speakers' Japanese	Dr Kimiko Yamakawa, Prof Shigeaki Amano	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
492	Sensitivity to palatalized sequences does not transfer to non-native palatalized contrasts	Ms Risa Matsubara, Izabelle Grenon	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
494	Acceptability judgments of variations in tone representation in Cantonese songs	Miss Esther Wong, Dr Murray Schellenberg, Dr Bryan Gick	Tone
496	High level tone is special: Vocal responses to pitch perturbation in Cantonese	Prof Li-Hsin Ning	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
497	New Caledonian French nasal vowels: An acoustic study	Ms Eleanor Lewis	Speech Acoustics
498	The emphatic juncture: A novel use of the IP boundary in English	Ms Bethany Sturman	Speech Prosody
499	Imitation of Mandarin tones by L2 Mandarin learners	Kiranpreet Nara	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
500	Can Japanese listeners perceive a difference between an underlying glide and an epenthetic glide?	Ms Haruka Tada, Izabelle Grenon	Speech Perception
501	Divergence of TRAP and FACE in Auckland English: a potential regional sound change in New Zealand English.	Catherine Watson, Dr Elaine Ballard, Ms Brooke Ross, Dr Helen Charters	Phonetics of Sound Change
502	Third language prosody: evidence from Cantonese-English-German trilinguals	Ms Yanjiao Zhu, Prof Aoju Chen, Dr Stefan Sudhoff, Prof Peggy Mok	Speech Prosody
503	Spectral Analysis of Sibilant Fricatives and the Ling Sound Test for Speakers of Chinese Dialects	Prof Aijun Li, Prof Zhiqiang Li	Clinical Phonetics
504	Investigating distinctiveness and individual variation in the expression of visual prosodic attitudes	Prof Jeesun Kim, Prof Chris Davis	Sociophonetics
505	Identification and discrimination training yield comparable results for contrasting vowels	Mr Daniel Tiong Jin Wee, Izabelle Grenon, A/Prof Chris Sheppard, Prof John Archibald	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
506	Perceptual Target of Phonetic Accommodation: A Pattern within a Speaker's Phonetic System or the Raw Acoustic Signal?	Kuniko Nielsen, Dr Rebecca Scarborough	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
507	Sound symbolism and its effect in characters' names: a study on consonants	Haruko Miyakoda, Ms Marina Oshita	Phonetic Universals and Typology
508	Production and perception of North Korean and South Korean Vowels: A pilot study	Miss Jungah Lee, Dr Charlotte Vaughn, Dr Kaori Idemaru	Phonetics of Sound Change
509	Temporal variability in strong versus weak foreign accented speech	Prof Chris Davis, Prof Jeesun Kim	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
510	A formant analysis of the vowels in Taizhou Chinese	Ms Qianwen Han, Dr Wai-Sum Lee	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
511	Two Kinds of Metrical Shifts in English Text-setting	Prof Noriko Hattori	Speech Prosody
512	/a-a/ and /i-i/ at three junctures in Cantonese	Ms Vivian Guo Li, Prof Peggy Mok	Speech Prosody
515	Second language learners' appreciation, perception, and production of Québec French features	Annie Bergeron, Dr Pavel Trofimovich	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
516	Mirroring Beat Gestures: Effects on EFL learners	Dr Noriko Yamane, Dr Masahiro Shinya, Prof Brian Teaman, Ms Marina Ogawa, Mr Soushi Akahoshi	Multimodal Phonetics
517	Perception of Cantonese lexical tones by Japanese non-learners and learners of Mandarin	Ms Yee Ping Wong	Tone
519	How 'enhanced' forensic audio is evaluated in criminal trials: What if all that really gets enhanced is the credibility of a misleading transcript?	Dr Helen Fraser	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
520	The perception of Lexical Tone in Whispered Speech by Mandarin-speaking Congenital Amusics	Miss Gaoyuan Zhang, Ms Jing Shao, Ms Lan Wang, Ms Caicai Zhang	Tone
521	Korean mothers' production of laryngeal stops to their infants as compared with adults in the context of tonogenesis	Dr Youngon Choi, Ms Minji Nam, Dr Reiko Mazuka, Dr Hyun kyung Hwang, Dr Naoto Yamane	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
522	Is this in the phonology? Examining the intonational phonetics-phonology interface with American English polar questions	Z.L. Zhou, Prof Bryon Ahn	Speech Prosody
523	Loosely structured role-playing events as a means to elicit intonation patterns in the Field	Dr Jesse Stewart, Dr Martine Bruil, Mr Eduardo Portilla Hernandez	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
525	Use of Phonetic Cues by Hong Kong L1 Cantonese Learners in L2 English Word Stress Production and Perception	Dr Wience Wing-sze Lai	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
526	Vowel space, speech rate and language space	Prof Beat Siebenhaar, Mr Matthias Hahn	Sociophonetics
527	The Relationship Between Gestural Timing and Magnitude for American English /l/ Across Speech Tasks	Sarah Harper	Laboratory Phonology
528	Do cognitive constraints drive second-language listeners' attention to prosodic information in speech?	Miss Yuanyuan Zhang, A/Prof Hongwei Ding, Miss Hui Zhang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
529	Nasal Coarticulation in L1 and L2 English Speech: A Large-scale Study	Jiahong Yuan, Dr Hui Lin, Dr Yang Liu	Speech Acoustics
530	Spatial Variation of Articulation Rate and Phonetic Reduction in Standard-Intended German	Mr Matthias Hahn, Prof Beat Siebenhaar	Sociophonetics
531	Feature-specific advantages in L3 phonological acquisition	Ms Jennifer Zhang	Bilingual/multilingual phonetics
532	Different high variability procedures for training L2 vowels and consonants	Dr Angelica Carlet	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
533	Acoustic Analysis of L1 Influence on L2 Pronunciation Errors: A Case Study of Accented English Speech by Chinese Learners	Miss Shuju Shi, Prof Chilin Shih	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
534	Production and contrastiveness of Canadian Raising in Metro-Detroit English	Lindsey Graham	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
536	A temporal feature of stressed syllables in native English and Korean EFL speech	Ms Dokyung Kwon, Prof Tae Yeoub Jang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
538	Exploring temporal characteristics of lingual gestures in American English /l/	Dr Mitsuhiro Nakamura	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
539	Tonal properties of the Akan particle na	Mr Wim van Dommelen, Prof Dorothee Beermann	Speech Prosody
540	Seven-year-olds reach an adult-like productivity in the application of Mandarin tone sandhi	Miss Xunan Huang, Ms Yu Zuo, Dr Caicai Zhang	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
541	Are Nuclear Accents Easier to Acquire than Prenuclear Accents? — Using Peak Alignment in advanced Mandarin EFL Learners as an Example	Ms Hui-Yu Chien, A/Prof Janice Fon	Speech Prosody
542	The verbal transformation effect inJapanese	Dr Seiya Funatsu, Dr Masako Fujimoto	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
543	Perceptual assimilation of English dental fricatives by native speakers of European French	Michael Tyler, Ms Eléonore Clot, Ms Marie-Sophie Villain--Bailly, Dr Chotiga Pattamadilok	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
544	Articulation of geminated liquids in Japanese	Mrs Maho Morimoto, Dr Tatsuya Kitamura	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
545	Acquisition of /v/ and /w/ by German children and adults	Dr Romana Kopeckova, Prof Ulrike Gut, Ms Christina Golin	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
546	Prosodic and voice quality analyses of offensive speech	Dr Carlos Ishi, Dr Takayuki Kanda	Phonetics of Emotion
547	Phonetics of modal and breathy nasals in Xitsonga	Dr Crous Hlungwani, Dr Seunghun Lee	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
548	The Categorical Perception of Mandarin Tone 2 and Tone 3 by Tonal and Non-tonal Listeners	Mr Raymond Wen Chun Chow, Dr Yi Liu, Miss Jing-Hong Ning	Tone
549	Rhotic contrasts in Arabana	Mr Michael Carne, Mr Juqiang Chen, Mr Ellison Luk, Mr Sydney Strangeways, Dr Clara Stockigt, Robert Mailhammer, A/Prof Mark Harvey	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
550	Beat gestures and prosodic domain marking in French	Mr Patrick Louis Rohrer, Dr Pilar Prieto, Dr Elisabeth Delais-Roussarie	Multimodal Phonetics
551	Prosodic Effects on L2 French vowels: a corpus-based investigation	A/Prof Fabian Santiago, Dr Paolo Mairano	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
554	Can degree of bilingualism help sustain a difficult sound? – Using Taiwan Mandarin zh as an example	Dr Yu-Ying Chuang, A/Prof Janice Fon	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
555	Length-dependent prosodic phrasing in Japanese sentences	Dr Yoko Mori	Speech Prosody
557	An acoustic and articulatory study of Drenjongke fricatives	Mrs Celeste Guillemot, Dr Seunghun Lee, Prof Fuminobu Nishida	Speech Acoustics
558	Convergence of Harmonic Voice Quality Parameters in Spontaneous Dialogues	Dr Antje Schweitzer, Dr Wolfgang Wokurek, Prof Peter Manfred Pützer	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
560	Across-language priming in bilinguals: Does English bet prime French bête?	Rory Turnbull, Dr Sharon Peperkamp	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
561	Boundary-Driven Downstep in Japanese	Mr Kei Furukawa, Prof Yuki Hirose	Speech Prosody
562	Cognitive factors in perception of Thai tones by naive Mandarin listeners	Mr Juqiang Chen, Prof Catherine Best, Dr Mark Antoniou, Dr Benjawan Kasisopa	Tone
563	Speech production of rhotics in highly proficient bilinguals: acoustic and articulatory measures	Ms Shuwen Chen, Dr Peggy Pik Ki Mok	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
565	Shortening of Voice Onset Times in Korean aspirates: Phonetic OCP or Timing regulation?	Dr Mira Oh, Ms Dahee Kim	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
569	Nasal coda realisation in speech production of Shanghai Mandarin	Miss Yihan Guan	Phonetics of Sound Change
570	Variability and category overlap in the realization of intonation	Mr Georg Lohfink, A/Prof Argyro Katsika, Amalia Arvaniti	Speech Prosody
573	A Preliminary Study on the Age Variation of the Voicing Contrast in Wenzhou Wu Chinese	Mr Weijun Zhang, Mr Wenwei Xu, A/Prof Pik Ki Peggy Mok	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
574	Analysis of L2 English vowel production by native Japanese children in domestic elementary school	Prof Tsuneo Kato, Miss Fumika Mizutani, Miss Yuumi Mizukoshi, Mr Kohei Kitamura, Prof Seiichi Yamamoto	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
575	Can prosody meet pragmatics? Case of discourse particles in French	Ms Lou Lee, Ms Katarina Bartkova, Dr Denis Jouvet, Ms Mathilde Dargnat, Prof Yvon Keromnes	Speech Prosody
576	Durational patterns in Finnmark North Sámi quantity	Ms Katri Hiovain, Juraj Šimko	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
578	Articulatory control in speech production	Miss Chen Shen, Dr Esther Janse	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
580	An Ultrasound Study on Gradient Coarticulatory Pharyngealization and its Interaction with Phonemic Contrast	Ms Sawsan Alwabari	Laboratory Phonology
582	Generational differences in production of a tonal contrast in Hong Kong Cantonese	Dr Bin LI, Miss Yihan Guan	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
583	The contribution of Czech phonetics to laryngeal investigation	Dr Pavel Šturm	History of Phonetics
584	Spoken word recognition by English-speaking learners of Spanish	Dr José María Lahoz-Bengoechea, Dr Alba Tuninetti, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
585	Revisiting Acoustic Cues of Sarcasm in Cantonese	Miss Chen Lan, Mr Pak Long Hui, Mr Wenwei Xu, Dr Peggy Pik Ki Mok	Phonetics of Emotion
586	Variability in tonal realisation in Singapore English intonation	Dr Adam Chong, Dr James Sneed German	Laboratory Phonology
587	Lower your voice: Vowel devoicing and deletion in São Paulo Portuguese	Prof James Walker, Prof Ronald Beline Mendes	Sociophonetics
588	Mandarin and English use different temporal means to mark major prosodic boundaries	Miss Chengxia Wang, Prof Yi Xu, Prof Jinsong Zhang	Speech Prosody
590	Phoneme awareness task - measure of quality of phonological representations	Diana Tomić, Prof Vesna Mildner	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
591	Perception of American English junctures by Chinese EFL learners	Mrs Qi Zhang, Dr Lei Wang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
592	All rise? The perception of falls, rise-plateaux and simple rises in Belfast English	Dr Anna Bothe Jespersen	Sociophonetics
593	The [ae]nds of the earth: an investigation of the DRESS and TRAP vowels in Northern Queensland	Dr Adele Gregory	Sociophonetics
594	Stability of acoustic cues of the three-way voicing contrast in Thai mothers' stop production	Dr Chutamanee Onsuwan, Miss Juthatip Duangmal, Miss Nawasri Chonmahatrakul, Dr Naoto Yamane, Dr Hyun Kyung Hwang, Dr Reiko Mazuka	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
595	Logarithmic duration to predict and discriminate singleton and geminate consonants in Japanese	Prof Shigeaki Amano, A/Prof Kimiko Yamakawa, Prof Mariko Kondo	Speech Prosody
596	The Acquisition of Cantonese Vowel Length Contrast and Vowel Rounding Contrast by South Asian Students in Hong Kong	Prof Peggy Mok, Mr Chun Wai Leung, Miss Chen Lan, Prof Alan Yu	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
599	The effect of emotional state on fundamental frequency	Mrs Louise Probst	Phonetics of Emotion
600	Lexical-tone production in prelingually deaf Mandarin-speaking children with cochlear implants	Prof Jue Yu, Ms Meiqi ZHANG	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
601	Effects of formant analysis settings and channel mismatch on semi-automatic forensic voice comparison	Dr Vincent Hughes, Dr Philip Harrison, Prof Paul Foulkes, Prof Peter French, Dr Amelia Gully	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
602	An investigation of the effect of L1 dialect on the L2 perception of lexical stress	Dr Hyunjung Lee, Dr Eun Jong Kong, Jeffrey Holliday	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
603	Effects of perceptual assimilation: The perception of English /æ/, /ʌ/, and /ɑ/ by Japanese speakers	Dr Yasuaki Shinohara, Mr Chao Han, A/Prof Arild Hestvik	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
604	Linguopalatal contact differences between /n/ and /t/ across six languages	Prof Alexei Kochetov, Prof Laura Colantoni, Prof Yoonjung Kang, Dr Jeffrey Steele	Speech Corpora and Big Data
605	The effect of attention on electrophysiological measures of syllable processing: contrastive features sorted according to secondary contrasts	A/Prof David Morris, A/Prof John Tøndering, A/Prof Nicolai Pharao	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
606	Cross-dialectal speech processing: Perception of lexical stress by Indian English listeners	Dr Olga Maxwell, Dr Robert Fuchs	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
607	Coarticulation as synchronized dimension-specific sequential target approximation: An articulatory synthesis simulation	Miss Anqi Xu, Dr Peter Birkholz, Prof Yi Xu	Speech Technology
609	The prosody of repeated mentions in Yucatecan Spanish	Ms Nuria Martínez García, Dr Constantijn Kaland	Speech Prosody
611	Measured and perceived speech tempo: Canonical vs surface syllable and phone rates	Leendert Plug, Mr Robert Lennon, Dr Rachel Smith	Speech Prosody
612	Prosodic features of the Italian poetry: a phonetic study on some readings	Dr Valentina Colonna, Prof Antonio Romano, Dr Valentina De Iacovo	Speech Prosody
613	Exploring Acoustic Measures of Vowels (VSA, FCR3, VAI4, and VFR) in Children with Hearing Impairment	Prof Ajish Kuriakose Abraham, Prof Pushpavathi M, Prof Sreedevi N, Dr Navya A	Speech Acoustics
615	Speech sound development of Croatian children at the age of 3	Diana Tomić, Mrs Marija Fabek Subotić	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
616	Effects of gender, parental role and speech material on infant-directed speech in Swedish	Melanie Weirich, Miss Jasmine Öjbro, Prof Adrian Simpson, Dr Christine Ericsdotter Nordgren	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
617	Multimodal training facilitates L2 phoneme acquisition: An acoustic analysis of Dutch learners' segment production in Spanish	Dr Lieke van Maastricht, Dr Marieke Hoetjes, Ms Lisette van der Heijden	Multimodal Phonetics
619	VOT-F0 coarticulation in Japanese: production-biased or misparsing?	Dr Jiayin Gao, Ms Jihyeon Yun, Prof Takayuki Arai	Speech Perception
620	The origin of the IPA schwa	A/Prof Asher Laufer	History of Phonetics
623	"Segmental intonation" information in French fricatives	Dr Pauline Welby, A/Prof Oliver Niebuhr	Speech Prosody
624	Intonation of Sicilian among Southern Italo-romance dialects	Dr Valentina De Iacovo, Prof Antonio Romano, Dr Valentina Colonna	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
625	A new tool to assess pragmatic prosody in children: Evidence from 3- to 4-year-olds	Ms Mariia Pronina, Ms Iris Hübscher, Ms Ingrid Vilà-Giménez, Dr Pilar Prieto	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
626	AN ACOUSTIC ANALYSIS OF THE VOWELS IN FUZHOU CHINESE	Mr Changhe Chen	Speech Acoustics
627	Novel Features of Vowel Space for Distinction of English L1 and L2 Speech	Mr Hwa-min Kim, Prof Jeong-Sik Park, Prof Tae-Yeoub Jang	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
628	Contrastive hyperarticulation of vowels in two dialects of Korean	Prof Yoonjung Kang, Mrs Na-Young Ryu, Dr Suyeon Yun	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
629	Stress shift and prosodic focus marking in L1 and L2 English	Nadja Schauffler, Dr Margaret Zellers, Sabine Zerbian	Speech Prosody
630	Developmental pathway of phonetic fine-tuning of phonological contrast in reference to information structure: The case of three-way contrastive stops in Korean	Prof Sahyang Kim, Dr Anqi Yang, Aoju Chen, Ms Jiyoung Lee, Taehong Cho	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
631	Tense-lax contrasts in Indian English vowels: transfer effects from L1 Telugu at the phonetics-phonology interface	Elinor Payne, Dr Olga Maxwell, Mr Ben Volchok	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
632	The mutual influence of vowel length perception in the second and third language	Ms Halina Lewandowska, Prof Magdalena Wrembel	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
634	Phonetic accommodation in the fundamental frequency of Korean-English bilinguals and English monolinguals	Mrs Nina Hosseini-kivanani, Prof Adamantios I. Gafos, Dr Stephen J. Tobin	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
636	Toward Predictive Modelling for AM Theory of Intonation	Ms Emily Lau, Prof Yi Xu	Speech Technology
637	A comparison of multiple speech tempo measures: Inter-correlations and discriminating power	Mr Robert Lennon, Leendert Plug, Dr Erica Gold	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
638	The perception of Korean stops by native speakers of Spanish	Dr María Teresa Martínez García, Jeffrey Holliday	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
639	Forensic voice comparison using long-term acoustic measures of laryngeal voice quality	Dr Vincent Hughes, Dr Amanda Cardoso, Prof Paul Foulkes, Prof Peter French, Dr Amelia Gully, Dr Philip Harrison	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
641	An acoustic study of vowel harmony in Washo	Mr Sean Flamand, Ms Darby Douros, Prof Alan Yu	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
642	Expanding Field Studies Using Online Speech Perception Experiments	Dr Amelia Kimball, Mr Hermann Keupdjio, Prof Kathryn Franich	Field Methods in Phonetics
643	Sociophonetics of the Le Havre accent	Dr Damien Hall	Sociophonetics
644	Prosodic manifestations of politeness in Porteño Spanish wh-interrogatives: terminal contours, F0 mitigation and syllable durations	Mr Raoul Gucek, A/Prof David Le Gac	Speech Prosody
645	Nuclear Tones in Hong Kong and British English	Mr Toby Hudson, Prof Jane Setter, Prof Peggy Mok	Speech Prosody
646	Analysing breathy voice in forensic speaker comparison: Using acoustics to confirm perception	Mrs Katharina Klug, Dr Christin Kirchhübel, Prof Paul Foulkes, Prof Peter French	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
647	Social expectations do not always improve speech perception	Ms Sophia Fiedler, Ms Caroline Keller, Prof Adriana Hanulikova	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
648	A crosslinguistic corpus study of silent and filled pauses: When do speakers use filled pauses to fill pauses?	Dr Ralph Rose, Dr Michiko Watanabe	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
649	A cautionary tale for phonetic analysis: the variability of speech between and within recording sessions	Ms Sula Ross, Ms Kate Earnshaw, Dr Erica Gold	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
650	Acoustic Properties of Foreigner Directed Speech	Mrs Azza Al Kendi, Dr Ghada Khattab	Speech Acoustics
651	The role of extra-linguistic factors in pitch range variation: A corpus study of spoken Japanese	Mr Shinichiro Sano, Mrs Celeste Guillemot	Speech Corpora and Big Data
652	The effects of polysyllabic shortening and word/phrase boundary on duration patterns of English	Miss Bingru Chen	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
653	German obstruent sequences by French L2 learners	Dr Anne Bonneau	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
654	An acoustic analysis of Nungon vowels in child- versus adult-directed speech	Dr Hannah Sarvasy, Dr Jaydene Elvin, Dr Weicong Li, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
658	L2 learners' neural sensitivity to the Korean stop sounds: the role of proficiency	Dr Sun-Young Lee, Ms Mi-Jung Sung, Ms Jeonghwa Cho, Dr Ki-Chun Nam, Dr Hyeon-Ae Jeon, Dr Youngjoo Kim	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
659	Effects of learning an additional language on VOT perception	Zhao Liu, Ms Celia Gorba, Dr Juli Cebrian	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
660	The /el/-/ael/ merger in Australian English: Acoustic and articulatory insights	Dr Chloé Diskin, Dr Debbie Loakes, Dr Rosey Billington, Dr Hywel Stoakes, Dr Simón Gonzalez, Dr Sam Kirkham	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
661	The effect of real-time temporal auditory feedback perturbation on the timing of syllable structure	Ms Miriam Oschkinat, Prof Philip Hoole	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
662	Lingual configuration of Australian English /l/	Ms Tunde Szalay, Titia Benders, Prof Felicity Cox, Michael Proctor	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
663	Stylistic Variation in Vowel Production: Evidence from China English	Ms Qian Wang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
664	An EMA study of Er-suffixation in Northeastern Mandarin monophthongs	Mr Song Jiang, Prof Yueh-chin Chang, Prof Feng-fan Hsieh	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
665	Acoustico-physiological coordination in the Human Beatbox: A pilot study on the beatboxed classic kick drum.	Mr Alexis Dehais Underdown, Dr Lise Crevier Buchman, Prof Demolin Didier	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
666	The effect of pitch on emotional prosody perception: evidence from behavioral experiments on autistic children and typically developing adolescents	Miss Yu Chen, Mrs Ting Wang	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
667	Acoustic correlates of stress in Amharic: Implications for phonological analyses	Dr Hannah Sande, Ms Maya Barzilai, Madeleine Oakley	Speech Prosody
668	Focus Acoustics and Prosodic Organization in Hong Kong Cantonese and Taiwan Mandarin	Dr Yu-yin Hsu, Miss Anqi Xu	Speech Prosody
669	Rearticulated geminates are not sequences of two identical sounds: Evidence from Polish affricate geminates	Dr Arkadiusz Rojczyk, Dr Andrzej Porzuczek	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
670	The Speaker-Specificity of Filled Pauses: A Cross-Linguistic Study	Miss Meike de Boer, Dr Willemijn Heeren	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
671	Phonetic-to-lexical mapping in listening to adult and child speech	Ms Thanh Lan Truong, Dr Ulrike Schild, Prof Claudia Friedrich, Prof Andrea Weber	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
672	Speaker Variation in Dutch /x/ and /s/ as a Function of Syllabic Position and Lip-Rounding	Miss Laura Smorenburg, Dr Willemijn Heeren	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
673	The timing and quality of diphthong components in spontaneous Estonian	Dr Pärtel Lippus, Dr Eva Liina Asu	Speech Acoustics
674	Perception of L2 lexical stress in words degraded by a cochlear implant simulation	Ms Marita Everhardt, Dr Anastasios Sarampalis, Dr Matt Coler, Prof Deniz Başkent, Prof Wander Lowie	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
675	Asymmetries in speech articulation as reflected on palatograms: a meta-study.	Prof Jo Verhoeven, Prof Peter Mariën, Dr Ilke De Clerck, Dr Luc Daems, Dr Carlos Reyes-Aldasoro, Dr Naomi Miller	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
676	Audiovisual perception of wh-questions and wh-exclamations in Brazilian Portuguese	Dr Luma da Silva Miranda, Prof João Antônio de Moraes, Prof Albert Rilliard	Speech Prosody
677	Neural correlates of inner speaking, imitating and hearing: An fMRI study	Dr Helene Loevenbruck, Dr Romain Grandchamp, Dr Lucile Rapin, Dr Marcela Perrone-Bertolotti, Mr Cédric Pichat, Ms Célise Haldin, Dr Emilie Cousin, Dr Jean-Philippe Lachaux, Dr Marion Dohen, Prof Pascal Perrier, Dr Maëva Garnier, Prof Monica Baciu	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
680	Asymmetries in tongue-palate contact during speech	Dr Naomi Miller, Dr Constantino Carlos Reyes-Aldasoro, Dr Jo Verhoeven	Laboratory Phonology
681	ISCAN: a system for integrated phonetic analyses across speech corpora	Dr Michael McAuliffe, Ms Arlie Coles, Mr Michael Goodale, Ms Sarah Mihuc, Prof Michael Wagner, Prof Jane Stuart-Smith, Prof Morgan Sonderegger	Speech Corpora and Big Data
682	Pre-schoolers use head gestures rather than duration or pitch range to signal narrow focus in French	Dr Nuria Esteve-Gibert, Prof Hélène Loevenbruck, Dr Marion Dohen, Prof Mariapaola D'Imperio	Multimodal Phonetics
683	Time Delays in Tone Production: A Computational Study of Thai Tones	Mr Khantaphon Chaiyo, Prof Yi Xu, Dr Santitham Prom-on	Speech Prosody
684	Intonation of Cantonese interrogative sentences with and without sentence final particle	Mr Chunyu Ge, Prof Aijun Li	Speech Prosody
685	The influence of regional dialect variation on race categorization	Dr Tessa Bent, A/Prof Yolanda Holt	Sociophonetics
686	The sociophonetics of British heavy metal music: T voicing and the FOOT-STRUT split	Ms Coline Caillol, Dr Emmanuel Ferragne	Sociophonetics
688	The perceptual influences of social and linguistic priming are bidirectional	Mr Dominique A. Bouavichith, Mr Ian Calloway, Mr Justin T. Craft, Ms Tamarae Hildebrandt, Dr Stephen J. Tobin, Prof Patrice Speeter Beddor	Sociophonetics
690	Taiwanese Mandarin sibilant contrasts investigated using coregistered EMA and Ultrasound	Dr Mark Tiede, Dr Wei-rong Chen, Prof D.H. Whalen	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
691	How does phonetics interact with phonology during tone sandhi	Dr Bijun Ling	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
692	Can formant amplitude differences serve as indicators for L1-effects of ATR in varieties of English in West Africa?	Dr Adeiza Lasisi Isiaka, Dr Jevgenij Zintchenko Jurlina, Prof Sven Grawunder	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
693	The role of socioindexical expectation in the perception of gay male speech	Mr Dominique A. Bouavichith	Sociophonetics
694	Does information-structural acoustic prosody change under different visibility conditions?	Petra Wagner, Ms Nataliya Bryhadyr, Mr Marin Schröer, Dr Bogdan Ludusan	Speech Prosody
695	Acoustic characterization of dysarthria in children with cerebral palsy: Exploring age-related effects	Dr Anja Kuschmann, Dr Frits van Brenk	Clinical Phonetics
696	Acoustic distances, Pillai scores and LDA classification scores as metrics of L2 comprehensibility and nativelikeness	Dr Paolo Mairano, Dr Caroline Bouzon, Dr Marc Capliez, Dr Valentina De Iacovo	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
697	Imitating speech in an unfamiliar language and an unfamiliar non-native accent in the native language	Miss Mónica Wagner, A/Prof Mirjam Broersma, Prof James McQueen, A/Prof Kristin Lemhöfer	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
698	EMU-SDMS: R centric semi-automatic speech database processing and analysis	Dr Raphael Winkelmann, Prof Jonathan Harrington	Speech Corpora and Big Data
700	Preceding Vowel Duration and Syllable-final Stop Voicing: An Examination of L2 English Production and Perception by Chinese Learners of English	A/Prof Hongwei Ding, Miss Yuqing Zhan, Miss Sishi Liao, Dr Jiahong Yuan	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
702	Effects of Rhythmicity on Speech Perception in Speech and Musical Contexts	Prof Kathryn Franich, Ms Sreeparna Sarkar	Speech Prosody
703	Phonetic Evidence for Iambic/Trochaic Law Effects in Chaozhou	Suki Yiu	Tone
706	Prosodic characteristics of Japanese newscaster speech for different speaking situations	Dr Shizuka Nakamura, Dr Carlos Toshinori ISHI, Prof Tatsuya Kawahara	Speech Prosody
707	The voicing of lenis plosives in Zurich German: a sociophonetic marker of (multi-)ethnolectal speech	Marie-Anne Morand, Ms Melissa Bruno, Ms Nora Julmi, Dr Sandra Schwab, Prof Stephan Schmid	Sociophonetics
709	Contextual variation of glottalic stops in Q'anjob'al	Dr Jianjing Kuang	Phonetic Universals and Typology
710	"WE DON'T PRONOUNCE OUR T'S AROUND HERE": REALISATIONS OF /t/ IN WEST YORKSHIRE ENGLISH	Ms Kate Earnshaw, Dr Erica Gold	Sociophonetics
711	Mandibular contribution to vowel-intrinsic F0	Dr Wei-rong Chen, Prof D.H. Whalen, Dr Mark Tiede	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
712	Fortis/lenis or voiced/voiceless - features of Welsh consonants	Prof Sabine Asmus, Dr Sylwester Jaworski, Mr Michał Baran	Speech Acoustics
713	Similar, but not the same: Neutral and confirmation-seeking questions in Mandarin	Dr Li-Fang Lai	Speech Prosody
714	Acoustic Analysis of Lahu Nyi Tone System	Dr Jirapas Jangjamras, Ratree Wayland, Dr Si Chen	Tone
715	The effect of explicit instruction and auditory/audio-visual training on Chinese learners' acquisition of English intonation	Mrs Yiling Chen, Dr Ghada Khattab, Dr Jalal Al-Tamimi	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
716	Universal and language-specific patterns of perceiving emotions in children's speech: a cross-language German-Russian study	Dr Karina Evgrafova, A/Prof Pavel Skrelin, A/Prof Elmar Neuth	Phonetics of Emotion
717	No laughing matter: An investigation into the acoustic cues marking the use of laughter	Dr Bogdan Ludusan, Prof Petra Wagner	Phonetics of Emotion
718	The Effect of Levodopa on Vowel Articulation in Parkinson's Disease: A Cross-Linguistic Study	Mr Jidde Jacobi, Ms Teja Rebernik, Dr Roel Jonkers, Prof Ben Maassen, Michael Proctor, Prof Martijn Wieling	Clinical Phonetics
719	The Dynamics of Closing Diphthong Formant Trajectories in Te Reo Māori	Dr Hywel Stoakes, Catherine Watson, Dr Peter Keegan, Prof Margaret Maclagan, Prof Jeanette King, Prof Ray Harlow	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
720	Assessment of Phonological Awareness in Thai Children at Risk for Learning Disabilities	Mr Adirek Munthuli, Miss Thanaporn Anansiripinyo, Mr Weerakul Silakorn, Dr Chutamanee Onsuwan, Mr Jarun Ngamvirojcharoen, Mr Thuchakorn Vachiramon, A/Prof Charturong Tantibundhit	Clinical Phonetics
721	The Acquisition of Korean Prosodic Prominence by Cantonese-English Bilinguals	Miss Xinran Ren, Dr Peggy Pik Ki Mok	Speech Prosody
723	The Effect of Musicality on Cue Selection in Pitch Perception by English and Mandarin Speakers	Ms Aletheia Cui, Dr Jianjing Kuang	Phonation and Voice Quality
724	Transitions from Vowels to Voiceless Stops in Swedish, Italian and German	Dr Mechtild Tronnier	Phonation and Voice Quality
725	Native and non-native speech recognition in noise: Neural measures of auditory and lexical processing	Dr Jieun Song, Mr Luke Martin, Prof Paul Iverson	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
726	[!] What's the name of it? [!]: The phonetic form of clicks in word search strategies in Glasgow	Miss Julia Moreno	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
727	Engaging with robust cross-participant variability in an endangered minority variety: Intonation in Déise Irish	Mr Connor McCabe	Sociophonetics
728	Acoustic, non-invasive measurement of velopharyngeal aperture using a high frequency tone	Dr Kevin McGowan, Dr Michael Johnson, Ms Aleah Combs, Mr Mohammad Soleymanpour	Speech Acoustics
729	A longitudinal study on the acquisition of six English vowels by Brazilian learners	Dr Ronaldo Lima Jr	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
730	A Sociophonetic Study on TH Variation in Educated Nigerian English	Mr Folajimi Oyebola, Ms Sin Yu Bonnie Ho, Ms Zeyu Li	Sociophonetics
731	The perception of speaker certainty in Salerno Italian intonation	Mr Riccardo Orrico, Prof Renata Savy, Prof Mariapaola D'Imperio	Speech Prosody
732	The production of Estonian vowels in three quantity degrees by Spanish L1 speakers	Ms Katrin Leppik, Dr Pärtel Lippus, Dr Eva Liina Asu	Speech Acoustics
733	Infant perception of prosodic boundaries without the pause cue: An eye-tracking study	Prof Sonia Frota, Dr Joseph Butler, Dr Catia Severino, Mr Ertugrul Uysal, A/Prof Marina Vigario	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
734	Constraints on variability in the voice onset time of L2 English stop consonants	Dr Eleanor Chodroff, Prof Melissa Baese-Berk	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
735	N-gram frequency effects on speech production in Mandarin Chinese	Dr Ching-Chu Sun, Dr Peter Hendrix	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
738	The effect of sub-glottal pressure on stress and fundamental frequency	Mr Shi Yu, Prof Sergio Hassid, Prof Didier Demolin	Speech Prosody
740	Perceptual training affects L2 perception but not cross-linguistic perceived similarity	Dr Juli Cebrian, Dr Angelica Carlet, Ms Celia Gorba, Dr Nuria Gavaldà	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
741	When language hits the beat: Synchronising movement to simple tonal and verbal stimuli	Dr Tamara Rathcke, Dr Chia-Yuan Lin, Dr Simone Falk, Prof Simone Dalla Bella	Multimodal Phonetics
742	Producing and perceiving socially indexed coarticulation in Afrikaans	Prof Andries Coetzee, Prof Patrice Speeter Beddor, A/Prof Will Styler, Dr Stephen Tobin, Prof Ian Bekker, Prof Daan Wissing	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
743	Inter-speaker Variation and the Evaluation of British English Accents in Employment Contexts	Dr Amanda Cardoso, Dr Erez Levon, Prof Devyani Sharma, Dr Dominic Watt, Dr Yang Ye	Sociophonetics
744	The Articulatory Reality of Coronal Stop 'Deletion'	Mr Ruaridh Purse	Sociophonetics
745	Apical vowel in Jixi-Hui Chinese: an articulatory study	Mr Bowei Shao, Mr Rachid Ridouane	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
746	Multiple functions of f0 in specifying the voicing, quantity and aspiration of East Bengali stops and affricates.	Prof Henning Reetz, Prof Lahiri Aditi	Speech Acoustics
747	Automatic modelling and labelling of speech prosody: what's new with SLAM+?	Mr Luigi (Yu-Cheng) Liu, Prof anne Lacheret-Dujour, A/Prof Nicolas Obin	Speech Prosody
748	Gestural representations of tone in Mandarin: Evidence from timing alternations	Muye Zhang, Mr Christopher Geissler, Prof Jason Shaw	Tone
749	Regional dialect intelligibility across the lifespan	Cynthia Clopper, Dr Laura Wagner	Sociophonetics
750	Final devoicing of fricatives in French: Studying variation in large corpora with automatic alignment	Dr Adèle Jatteau, Dr Ioana Vasilescu, Dr Lori Lamel, Dr Martine Adda-Decker	Speech Corpora and Big Data
752	Speech communication in background noise: effects of aging	Dr Outi Tuomainen, Prof Valerie Hazan, Ms Linda Taschenberger	Speech Acoustics
753	The effect of visual cues on clear speech adaptations by older and young adults in a collaborative task	Prof Valerie Hazan, Dr Outi Tuomainen, Prof Jeesun Kim, Prof Chris Davis	Speech Acoustics
754	The relationship between perceptual similarity judgments and VOT convergence in a shadowing task	Jessamyn Schertz, Dr Melissa Paquette-Smith, Dr Elizabeth K. Johnson	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
755	Temporal organization of vowel plus stop sequences in production and perception: evidence from the three major varieties of German	Ms Nicola Klingler, Dr Felicitas Kleber, Mr Markus Jochim, Dr Michael Pucher, Prof Stephan Schmid, Mr Urban Zihlmann	Laboratory Phonology
756	Acoustic Characteristics of Verbal Irony in Standard Austrian German	Hannah Leykum	Speech Prosody
757	Informativeness and speaking style affect the realisation of nuclear and prenuclear accents in German	Dr Stefan Baumann, Ms Jane Mertens, Ms Janina Kalbertodt	Speech Prosody
758	Vowel duration in Tumbuka and its implications for the representation of homorganic nasal-plosive sequences	Dr Silke Hamann, Ms Veronica Miatto, Prof Laura J. Downing	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
759	Is Articulation-to-Speech Synthesis Language Independent? A Pilot Study	Mr Beiming Cao, Dr Alan Wisler, Dr Jun Wang	Speech Technology
761	Comparing the Performance of Individual Articulatory Flesh Points for Articulation-to-Speech Synthesis	Mr Beiming Cao, Mr Brian Y. Tsang, Dr Jun Wang	Clinical Phonetics
763	The phonetic basis of phonological vowel nasality: Evidence from real-time MRI velum movement in German	Dr Christopher Carignan, Prof Phil Hoole, Ms Esther Kunay, Prof Jonathan Harrington, Dr Arun Joseph, Prof Jens Frahm	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
764	Compensation strategies in non-native English and German	Ms Katharina Zahner, Ms Jenny Yu	Speech Prosody
766	Contrast under pressure: The phonetics of Dutch past tense allomorphy	Dr Koen Sebregts, Dr Patrycja Strycharczuk	Phonetics of Sound Change
767	A time-to-event analysis of auditory lexical decision data	Dr Peter Hendrix, Dr Ching Chu Sun	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
769	Say again? Individual acoustic strategies for producing a clearly-spoken minimal pair wordlist	Prof James Scobbie, Dr Joan Ma	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
770	F2_R: A Technique for Collapsing F2_onset and F2_mid into a Single Acoustic Attribute	Mr Daniel McCarthy, Dr Jalal Al-Tamimi	Speech Acoustics
771	Exploring consonant variation in French-Arabic code-switched speech: the case of the gemination	Ms Djegdjiga Amazouz, Dr Martine Adda- Decker, Dr Lori Lamel, Dr Jean-Luc Gauvain	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
772	Velar palatalization in Patagonian and South-African Afrikaans: language and settlement history in an expatriate community	Prof Andries Coetzee, Prof Lorenzo García-Amaya, Jiseung Kim, Prof Daan Wissing, Prof Nicholas Henriksen	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
773	Dimensionalizing co-speech gestures	Dr Stefanie Hufnagel, Dr Pilar Prieto	Speech Prosody
775	Vowel-to-consonant coarticulation in Moroccan Arabic	Prof Chakir Zeroual, Prof Hoole phil, Prof Adamantios Gafos	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
776	Losing one allophone at a time: an acoustic and statistical study on Mapudungun's sixth vowel	Ms Daniela Mena, Dr Mauricio A. Figueroa Candia, Dr Brandon Rogers, Dr Gastón Salamanca	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
777	An Optimisation Approach for Enhancing Speech Intelligibility Using Time-varying Spectral Shaping in Noise	Dr Maryam Al Dabel, Prof Jon Barker	Speech Technology
778	Examples of Casework in Forensic Speaker Comparison	Mrs Isolde Wagner	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
779	Iterated distributional and lexicon-driven learning in a symmetric neural network explains the emergence of features and dispersion	Mr Klaas Seinhorst, Prof Paul Boersma, Dr Silke Hamann	Speech Evolution
780	Modelling intonation: Beyond segments and tonal targets	Dr Francesco Cangemi, Mr Aviad Albert, Prof Martine Grice	Speech Prosody
781	Effects of acoustic manipulation on the perceptual stability of Canadian English isolated sibilants	Mr San-Hei Kenny Luk, Prof Daniel Pape	Phonetic Universals and Typology
782	The distribution of coarticulatory variation influences perceptual adaptation	Dr Georgia Zellou, Mr Bruno Ferenc Segedin	Speech Perception
783	Perception, imitation, and production: Exploring a three-way perception-production link	Dr Charlie Nagle	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
784	Crossing the Parallel: Effects of Gender and Length of Residence in North Korean Refugees' Back Vowels	Ms Jiyeon Song, Prof Amanda Dalola	Sociophonetics
785	Cross-linguistic prosodic influence in bilingual language acquisition: a qualitative case study	Dr Johanna Stahnke	Speech Prosody
786	Frequency effects and prosodic boundary strength	Dr Tina Bögel, Prof Alice Turk	Speech Prosody
787	Prosodic-structural effects on voice quality associated with Korean three-way stop contrast	Jiyoung Jang, Prof Sahyang Kim, Taehong Cho	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
788	Prosodic Changes in the Speech of a Single Speaker with Parkinson's Disease	Miss Vass Verkhodanova, Dr Matt Coler, Dr Roel Jonkers, Prof Kees de Bot, Prof Wander Lowie	Clinical Phonetics
789	Speech adaptation to palatal perturbation: Evidence for sensorimotor reorganization across the workspace	Dr Guillaume Barbier, Lucie Menard, Dr Shari Baum, Dr Douglas Shiller	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
791	A cross-varietal continuum of unstressed vowel reduction: evidence from Bulgarian and Turkish	Mitko Sabev, Elinor Payne	Speech Prosody
792	Towards phonetic interpretability in deep learning applied to voice comparison	Dr Emmanuel Ferragne, Dr Cédric Gendrot, Dr Thomas Pellegrini	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
793	Tonal and laryngeal contrasts in Diaspora Tibetan	Mr Christopher Geissler	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
795	Modern speech synthesis for phonetic sciences: a discussion and an evaluation	Dr Zofia Malisz, Dr Gustav Eje Henter, Dr Cassia Valentini-Botinhao, Dr Oliver Watts, Prof Jonas Beskow, Prof Joakim Gustafson	Speech Technology
796	The role of the first five formants in three vowels of Mandarin for forensic voice analysis	Dr Honglin Cao, Prof Volker Dellwo	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
797	Initiation, progression, and conditioning of the short-front vowel shift in Australia	Dr James Grama, Dr Catherine Travis, Dr Simon Gonzalez	Phonetics of Sound Change
799	Deep learning and voice comparison : phonetically-motivated vs. automatically-learned features	Mr Cedric Gendrot, Dr Emmanuel Ferragne, Dr Thomas Pellegrini	Forensic Phonetics and Speaker Characteristics
800	Is Phonetic Target Uniformity Phonologically, or Sociolinguistically Grounded?	Dr Josef Fruehwald	Phonetics of Sound Change
802	Vowel insertion in Scottish English liquid+nasal clusters: Boundary disputes and durational relations	Ms Kaylin Smith	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
804	Phrasing and constituent boundaries in Lifou French	Catalina Torres, Prof Janet Fletcher, Prof Gillian Wigglesworth	Speech Prosody
805	The visual prominence of whispered speech in Swedish	Dr Zofia Malisz, Mr Patrik Jonell, Prof Jonas Beskow	Multimodal Phonetics
806	Within-word articulatory effect of vowel rounding	Dr Daniil Kocharov, Dr Vera Evdokimova	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
807	A nasofiberscopic study of nasalized diphthongs in Brazilian Portuguese	Miss Rita Demasi, Prof Didier Demolin, Dr Angélique Amelot, Dr Lise Crevier-Buchman	Laboratory Phonology
808	Simulated distributional learning in deep Boltzmann machines leads to the emergence of discrete categories	Prof Paul Boersma	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
809	Vowel Acoustics of Nungon, Papua New Guinea	Dr Hannah Sarvasy, Dr Jaydene Elvin, Dr Weicong Li, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
810	An acoustic study of Greek voiceless stops	Prof Katerina Nicolaidis, Dr Anna Sfakianaki, Mr George Vlahavas, Dr George Kafentzis	Speech Acoustics
811	Acoustic analysis of onset voicing in Dzongkha obstruents	James Kirby, Dr Gwendolyn Hyslop	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
812	Listeners' beliefs influence prosodic adaptation: Anticipatory use of contrastive accent during visual search	Dr Chie Nakamura, A/Prof Jesse Harris, Prof Sun-Ah Jun	Speech Prosody
813	Acoustic-phonetic decoding for speech intelligibility evaluation in the context of Head and Neck Cancers	Dr Corinne Fredouille, Dr Alain Ghio, Dr Muriel Lalain, Dr Imed Laaridh, Dr Virginie Woisard	Clinical Phonetics
815	Perceptual adaptation to stereotyped accents in audio-visual speech	Dr Molly Babel, Gloria Mellesmoen	Sociophonetics
816	Ultrasound tongue imaging for vowel remediation in Czech English	Dr Tanja Kocjančič Antolík, Dr Jan Volín	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
817	Acoustic properties of singleton and geminate ejective stops in Tsova-Tush	Bryn Hauk, Mr Jacob Hakim	Phonetic Universals and Typology
818	Bulgarian Vowel Reduction in Unstressed Position: an Ultrasound and Acoustic Investigation	Ms Marie Dokovova, Mitko Sabev, Prof James Scobbie, Dr Robin Lickley, Mr Steve Cowen	Speech Acoustics
821	VOT IN LOANWORDS IN FINNISH - EVIDENCE FOR PREVOICING OF INITIAL /b, d, g/	Dr Camilla Horslund	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
822	Perceptual asymmetries and lexical effects in L2 vowel discrimination	Dr Juli Cebrian	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
823	Production of neutral tone in Mandarin by heritage, native, and second language speakers	Prof Charles Chang, Prof Yao Yao	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
825	L2 rhythm effects on intelligibility	Ms Sarah Waldmann	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
826	Fourier without formulas	Dr David Weenink	Speech Acoustics
827	Articulatory organization of geminates in Hungarian	Dr Andrea Deme, Mr Márton Bartók, Dr Tekla Etelka Gráczi, Dr Tamás Gábor Csapó, Dr Alexandra Markó	Laboratory Phonology
828	Velarization of Russian labial consonants	Dr Kevin Roon, Prof D. H. Whalen	Laboratory Phonology
830	Acoustic analysis of Italian singleton/geminate stop production in two ambient temperature conditions	Lia Saki Bucar Shigemori, A/Prof Alessandro Vietti	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
832	Tongue and Lip Motion Patterns in Voiced, Whispered, and Silent Vowel Production	Ms Kristin Teplansky, Mr Brian Tsang, Dr Jun Wang	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
833	Prosody-segment interaction in the acoustics of Polish plosives	Miss Ewelina Wojtkowiak, Geoff Schwartz	Speech Acoustics
834	Prosody in Luxembourgish: the example of nuclear falling contours	Dr Judith Manzoni	Speech Prosody
835	Formant frequencies of Polish raised /e/ and /a/ in palatal contexts	Dr Jaroslaw Weckwerth, Dr Anna Balas	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
836	Phonetic and phonological vowel reduction in Brazilian Portuguese	Ms Sejin Oh	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
837	On the relationship between syntactic and prosodic boundaries: Free relative clauses in Appalachian English	Prof Irina Shport, Dr Gregory Johnson	Speech Prosody
838	Prenatal infant-directed speech: vowels and voice quality	Dr Kateřina Chládková, Ms Martina Černá, Dr Nikola Paillereau, Dr Radek Skarnitzl, Ms Zuzana Oceláková	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
841	Does schwa have an auditory target? An altered auditory feedback study	Dr Sarah Bakst, Dr Caroline Niziolek	Speech Acoustics
842	Characterizing the Coordination of Speech Production and Breathing	Mr Jeffrey E. Kallay, Dr Ulrich Mayr, Dr Melissa A. Redford	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
843	Pitch level, range, and dynamism in Trinidadian English: A comparative study with other varieties of English	Mr Philipp Meer, A/Prof Robert Fuchs	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
845	Integration of spectral cues in the development of Mandarin tone production	Nari Rhee, Aoju Chen, Dr Jianjing Kuang	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
846	Leveraging phonetic and speech research for Irish language revitalisation and maintenance	Prof Ailbhe Ní Chasaide, Prof Neasa Ní Chiaráin, Mr Harald Berthelsen, Mr Christoph Wendler, Mr Andy Murphy, Ms Emily Barnes, Prof Christer Gobl	Speech Technology
847	Comparing Speech, Silence, and Overlap Dynamics in a Task-based Game and Casual Conversation	Ms Emer Gilmartin, Ms Mingzhu Yu, Prof Diane J Litman	Speech Prosody
849	Phonetic convergence of Hong Kong English: sound salience and the exemplar-based account	Ms Wenling Cao	Sociophonetics
850	Comparison of time and frequency domain measures of the voice source	Prof Christer Gobl, Dr Irena Yanushevskaya, Mr Andy Murphy, Prof Ailbhe Ní Chasaide	Speech Acoustics
851	Self-correction in L1 and L2 vowel production	Dr Sarah Bakst, Dr Caroline Niziolek	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
852	Investigating metrical context effects on anticipatory coarticulation in connected speech development	Jillian Adkins, Dr Christina Gildersleeve-Neumann, Dr Melissa Redford	Speech Prosody
854	Testing the relevance of prenuclear accents for predicting intonational meaning in German	Dr Timo Roettger, Prof Michael Franke, Prof Jennifer Cole	Speech Prosody
856	The effects of syllable position on tongue shape and gestural magnitude in /l/ and /r/.	Dr Eleanor Lawson, Dr Gregory Leplatre, Prof Jane Stuart-Smith, Prof James Scobbie	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
858	Electrophysiological correlates of prosodic boundaries at different levels in Brazilian Portuguese.	Mr Oyedeji Musiliyu, Miss Annie C. Gilbert C. Gilbert, Dr Shari R. Baum, Dr Miguel Oliveira Jr.	Speech Prosody
859	Cross-generational perception of non-front vowels in Seoul Korean	Dr Eun Jong Kong, Mrs Jieun Kang	Phonetics of Sound Change
860	Identifying Acoustic Causes of Speaker-Dependent Variation in Slowed Speech Intelligibility: A Hybridization Approach	Dr Frits van Brenk, Prof Kris Tjaden, A/Prof Alexander Kain	Clinical Phonetics
861	Phonetics and phonotactics of vowel laryngealization in Upper Necaxa Totonac	Rebekka Puderbaugh	Phonation and Voice Quality
862	Self-reported L2 input predicts phonetic variation in the adaptation of English final consonants into Italian	Ms Veronica Miatto, Dr Silke Hamann, Prof Paul Boersma	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
865	Individual differences in the production of prosodic boundaries in American English	Jiseung Kim	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
866	Age vectors vs. axes of intraspeaker variation in vowel formants measured automatically from several English speech corpora	Prof Jeff Mielke, Dr Erik R. Thomas, Dr Josef Fruehwald, Dr Michael McAuliffe, Prof Morgan Sonderegger, Prof Jane Stuart-Smith, Dr Robin Dodsworth	Speech Corpora and Big Data
867	Effects of morphological structure on intergestural timing in different prosodic-structural contexts in Korean	Ms Jiyoung Lee, Prof Sahyang Kim, Taehong Cho	Laboratory Phonology
868	Differentiating Desired vs Misarticulated Tongue Trajectories from Ultrasound for Fast Automatic Articulatory Feedback	Ms Sarah Li, Ms Hannah Woeste, Dr Sarah Dugan, Dr T. Douglas Mast, Dr Michael Riley, Mr Colin Anand, Mr Jack Masterson, Ms Neeraja Mahalingam, Ms Kathryn Eary, Ms Caroline Spencer, Dr Suzanne Boyce	Clinical Phonetics
869	Sub-regional variation in positioning and degree of nasalization of /æ/ allophones in California	Chloe Brotherton, Dr Michelle Cohn, Dr Georgia Zellou, Dr Santiago Barreda	Sociophonetics
870	Quantal biomechanical effects in speech postures of the lips	Prof Bryan Gick, Dr Chenhao Chiu, Mr Erik Widing, Mr Francois Roewer-Despres, Mr Connor Mayer, Prof Sidney Fels, A/Prof Ian Stavness	Phonetic Universals and Typology
871	Influences of listener demographics on the processing of phonetic variation	Mr Zack Jones, Cynthia Clopper	Sociophonetics
872	Large-scale acoustic analysis of dialectal and social factors in English /s/-retraction	Prof Jane Stuart-Smith, Prof Morgan Sonderegger, Rachel Macdonald, Prof Jeff Mielke, Dr Michael McAuliffe, Prof Erik Thomas	Speech Corpora and Big Data
873	Production of the Japanese moraic nasal /N/ by speakers of English: An ultrasound study	Dr Ai Mizoguchi, Dr Mark Tiede, Doug Whalen	Laboratory Phonology
874	A cue-based approach to prosodic disfluency annotation	Dr Alejna Brugos, Ms Alison Langston, Dr Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel, Prof Nanette Veilleux	Speech Prosody
877	Effects of coda voicing on vowel phonation	Dr Chelsea Sanker	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
878	Exceptional stress and reduced vowels in Munster Irish	Anton Kukhto	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
880	The perceptual contribution of consonants and vowels to sentence recognition: Effect of dialect variation in American English	Daniel Fogerty	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
881	Evidence of phonological /w/ and /j/ in Chilean Spanish: the case of "hi" and "hu" plus vowel	Miss Lizbeth Gómez, Dr Mauricio A. Figueroa Candia, Dr Gastón Salamanca	Laboratory Phonology
883	Impaired talker recognition in Mandarin-speaking congenital amusics	Dr Jing Shao, Dr Lan Wang, Dr Caicai Zhang	Tone
884	Effects of talker order on accent ratings	Dr Charlotte Vaughn, Prof Melissa Baese-Berk	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
885	Accuracy assessments of hand and automatic measurements of ultrasound images of the tongue	D. H. Whalen, Mr Jaekoo Kang, Mr Rion Iwasaki, Ms Ghada Shejaeya, Boram Kim, Dr Kevin Roon, Dr Mark K. Tiede, Dr Jonathan L. Preston, Ms Emily Phillips, Dr Tara McAllister, Dr Suzanne E. Boyce	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
886	Articulatory strategies for back vowel fronting in American English	Jonathan Havenhill	Laboratory Phonology
887	Final devoicing in Bulgarian: incomplete neutralization and L2 experience	Prof Jason Bishop, Ms Sejin Oh, Chen Zhou	Laboratory Phonology
888	Benign vs. harmful variability in second language vowel production	Mr Jaekoo Kang, Dr Nam Hosung, Dr Wei-Rong Chen, D. H. Whalen	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
889	Ultrasound and nasometric evidence for controlled high vowel nasalization in Montreal French	Prof Michael Dow, Dr Mark Gibson	Laboratory Phonology
890	Preboundary lengthening and boundary-related spatial expansion in Korean	Dr Jonny Jungyun Kim, Ms Yuna Baek, Taehong Cho, Dr Sahyang Kim	Speech Prosody
891	An asymmetric perceptual dependency between pitch and breathiness	Ms Meng Yang	Speech Perception
894	Patterns of constriction degree in Spanish heterorganic consonant sequences	Dr Joaquín Romero, Ms Antonia Soler	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
895	The effect of manual action on vowel production for nouns and verbs	Miss Nicole van Rootselaar, Miss Marisa Lelekach, Dr Fangfang Li, Dr Claudia L.R. Gonzalez	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
896	The effect of allophonic patterns on consonant cluster simplification in English	Prof Caroline Smith	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
898	Perception of native consonant clusters with non-native phonetic patterns	Dr Harim Kwon, Prof Ioana Chitoran	Speech Perception
899	Semantic processing triggers cross-linguistic interference during early phonetic category development	Dr Joseph Casillas	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
900	Processing speaker variability in Mandarin spoken word recognition: A clinical exploration.	Dr Yu Zhang, Dr Suju Wang, Dr Yingying Shang	Clinical Phonetics
901	Influence of content variations on smoothness of native speakers' reverse shadowing	Mr Tasavat Trisitichoke, Mr Shintaro Ando, Mr Yusuke Inoue, Dr Daisuke Saito, Nobuaki Minematsu	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
903	Probing voice quality's contribution to tone perception: challenges for synthesis software	Kristine Yu	Phonation and Voice Quality
905	The interaction between lexical tone and intonation in Kinshasa Lingala	Yeong Woo Park, Prof Francisco Torreira, Prof Heather Goad	Speech Prosody
907	Phonetic variation across Australian languages	Sarah Babinski, Dr Claire Bowern	Speech Acoustics
908	Estimating the prevalence of creaky voice: a fundamental frequency-based approach	Ms Katherine Dallaston, Prof Gerard Docherty	Phonation and Voice Quality
910	Evidence for Pivots in Tongue Movement for Diphthongs	Boram Kim, Dr Mark Tiede, D. H. Whalen	Phonology-Phonetics Interface
911	The interaction of timing and scaling in a lexical tone system: an example from Shilluk	Mr Jonathan Barnes, Prof Nanette Veilleux, Dr Alejna Brugos, Dr Stefanie Hufnagel	Tone
913	Learning effects in multimodal perception with real and simulated faces	Megan Keough, Dr Donald Derrick, Dr Ryan C. Taylor, Dr Murray H Schellenberg, Ms Esther YT Wong, Dr Bryan Gick	Speech Acoustics
915	Sibilant and non-sibilant fricatives are parsed alike	A/Prof Amanda Rysling, Mr John Kingston	Speech Perception
917	Initial simplification in Ho Ne: A Case of Ethnography-Informed Variationist Study in an Endangered Language Community	Dr Jie Cui	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
918	Tone Representation and Tone Processing in Shanghainese	Dr Jianjing Kuang, Miss Jia Tian	Tone
919	Lexical knowledge does not improve discriminability	Mr John Kingston	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
920	Annotating Prosody with PoLaR: Conventions for a Decompositional Annotation System	Byron Ahn, Dr Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel, Prof Nanette Veilleux	Speech Prosody
922	The effect of speech style and deaccentuation on vowel intrusion in Turkish complex onsets	Ms Jennifer Bellik	Laboratory Phonology
923	Phonetic conditioning of word frequency and contextual predictability effects in American English conversational speech	Mr Daejin Kim, Prof Caroline Smith	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
926	Cross-linguistic Variation in the Phonetic Realization of Breathy Voice	Miss Jia Tian, Miss Yipei Zhou, Dr Jianjing Kuang	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
928	Anticipatory Tonal Coarticulation: How, When, and Why It Occurs	Miss Yan Sun, Prof Chilin Shih	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
930	Stacking and Unstacking Prosodies: The Production and Perception of Sentence Prosody in a Tonal Language	Dr Cong Zhang	Speech Prosody
931	Linguistic and Social Factors Favoring Acquisition of Contrast in a New Dialect	Dr Jennifer Nycz	Sociophonetics
933	Moments of moments: Acoustic phonetic character and within-category variability of the Basque three-sibilant contrast	Dr Zachary Jaggers, Prof Melissa Baese-Berk	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
934	A happy marriage: the stop and the affricate inventory of the mixed language Light Walpiri (Australia)	Dr Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen, Dr Carmel O'Shannessy	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
935	Phonetics and phonology engagement: Evaluation of a productive disciplinary engagement approach	Prof Kelly Johanna Vera Diettes, Mr Felipe Pulido Rodríguez, Dr Javier Andrés Rayo Paloma, Mr Julián David Muñoz Pico, Miss Gina Marcela Pineda Mora	Phonetics pedagogy
936	A preliminary model of Ikpana intonational phonology	Mr Hironori Katsuda	Speech Prosody
937	Contextual variation in the acoustics of Hul'q'umi'num' ejective stops	Maida Percival	Phonation and Voice Quality
938	Voice onset time and constriction duration in Warlpiri stops (Australia)	Dr Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen, Dr Carmel O'Shannessy	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
939	Acoustic Properties of Para-Phonemic Sounds: Clicks in American English	Betsy Pillion	Sociophonetics
940	Articulatory Coordination in L2-Speakers of Spanish	Dr Stephen Tobin, Dr Mark Gibson, Ms Stavroula Sotiropoulou, Prof Adamantios Gafos	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
941	Ad Hoc Phonetic Categorization and Prediction	Mr Ryan Rhodes, Chao Han, Arild Hestvik	Phonetic Psycholinguistics
942	A sociophonetic analysis of vowels produced by female Irish migrants: Investigating second dialect contact in Melbourne	Dr Chloé Diskin, Dr Debbie Loakes, Mr Josh Clothier, Mr Ben Volchok	Sociophonetics
944	Predictors of L2 vowel learning success under biofeedback training	Joanne Jingwen Li, Samantha Ayala, Douglas M. Shiller, Tara McAllister	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
945	Language-specific prosodic structural modulation of coarticulatory vowel nasalization in #NV and CVN# in Mandarin Chinese	Ms Hongmei Li, Prof Sahyang Kim, Taehong Cho	Speech Prosody
947	Vowel dispersion as a cue for prominence in Sora	Mr Luke Horo	Field Methods in Phonetics
948	The scope of prominence-induced lengthening in Greek	Argyro Katsika, Karen Tsai	Speech Prosody
949	Manner of articulation patterns in word-initial biconsonantal sequences: the effect of morphological context	Shelece Easterday	Phonetic Universals and Typology
951	Production of deaccenting under repetition, entailment, and bridging: Phonetic and perceptual comparisons	Mr Jeffrey Geiger, Dr Ming Xiang	Speech Prosody
952	Systematic covariation of monophthongs across speakers of New Zealand English	Dr James Brand, Jen Hay, Lynn Clark, Kevin Watson, Márton Sóskuthy	Phonetics of Sound Change
953	A sociophonetic analysis of /l/ darkness and Lebanese Australian ethnic identity in Australian English	Mr Josh Clothier	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
954	Horizontal diphthong shift in New Zealand English	Dr Marton Soskuthy, Prof Jennifer Hay, Dr James Brand	Speech Corpora and Big Data
955	KU-ArtLex: A single-speaker EMA database for modeling the articulatory structure of the lexicon	Mr Charles Redmon, Miss Seulgi Shin, Dr Panying Rong	Speech Corpora and Big Data
956	Vowel Effects on the Perception of Nasal Place of Articulation in Wuxi Wu and Fuqing Min	Prof Ying Chen, Miss Yaping Chen, Miss Lei Wang, Dr Jie Cui	Phonetics of Sound Change
958	Geographical variation of the merging between dental and retroflex sibilants in Taiwan Mandarin	Dr Yu-Ying Chuang, Dr Ching-Chu Sun, A/Prof Janice Fon, Prof R. Harald Baayen	Phonetics of Sound Change
959	Between-speaker variation in English learners' realisation of dental fricatives	Miss Christine Graeppi, A/Prof Adrian Leemann	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
960	Investigating the effectiveness of auditory training on Chinese learners' perception of English vowels	Dr Jian Gong, Ms Zhenzhen Yang, Ms Xiaoli Ji, Ms Feng Wang	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
962	Dialect contact across three generations: A sociophonetic analysis of variation in [p^h, t^h, k^h, h] in a contact variety in Hohhot, China	Dr Xuan Wang	Sociophonetics
964	An acoustic phonetic description of vowels in Crow (Apsáalooke)	Dr Jaydene Elvin, John Simonian, Dr John Boyle, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
965	Acoustic properties of the lateral contrast in Ninde	Ms Caroline Crouch	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
966	Cantonese vowel merger-in-progress	Dr Roxana Fung, Mr Ka Chun Lee	Phonetics of Sound Change
967	Integration of structural probability in speech production: Evidence from Japanese relative clauses	Amber Camp, Dr Nozomi Tanaka	Speech Acoustics
968	Standard Croatian pitch accent: fact and fiction	Dr Elenmari Pletikos Olof, Julian Bradfield	Speech Prosody
969	An acoustic analysis of short front vowel realizations in the conversational style of young English speakers from Western Australia	Prof Gerard Docherty, Dr Simon Gonzalez, Dr Nathaniel Mitchell, Prof Paul Foulkes	Sociophonetics
970	Perception of politeness in Mandarin speech by Spanish learners of Mandarin	Miss Cristina Herrero Fernández, Miss Chengwei Xu, Ms Shuyu Wang, Prof Wentao Gu	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
972	Levels of stress in English: their phonetic reality and phonological status	A/Prof Piotr Gąsiorowski, Mr Michał Jankowski, Dr Krzysztof Sawala	Speech Prosody
973	The bilabial trills of Ahamb (Vanuatu): acoustic and articulatory properties	Mr Tihomir Rangelov	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
975	Say again? Individual articulatory strategies for producing a clearly-spoken minimal pair wordlist	Prof James Scobbie, Dr Joan Ma	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
977	North-South Dividers in privately educated speakers: a sociolinguistic study of Received Pronunciation using the FOOT-STRUT and TRAP-BATH distinctions in the North East and South East of England.	Miss Caitlin Halfacre, Dr Ghada Khattab	Sociophonetics
978	Effect of exposure on production and perception of ongoing level tone mergers in Hong Kong Cantonese	Dr Yuhan Lin, Dr Yao Yao, Jin Luo	Phonetics of Sound Change
979	Lexical access by L1 and L2 mono- and bidialectal listeners	Dr Anita Szakay, Dr Ksenia Gnevsheva, Dr Sandra Jansen	Sociophonetics
980	Articulatory complexity and lexical contrast density in models of coronal coarticulation in Malayalam	Dr Indranil Dutta, Mr Charles Redmon, Ms Meghavarshini Krishnaswamy, Mr Sarath Chandran, Ms Nayana Raj	Laboratory Phonology
981	Characterizing second language fluency with global wavelet spectrum	Antti Suni, Heini Kallio, Štefan Beňuš, Juraj Šimko	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
982	Distinguishing breathy consonants and vowels in Gujarati	Prof Christina Esposito, Dr Sameer ud Dowla Khan, Dr Kelly Berkson, Mr Max Nelson	Phonation and Voice Quality
983	Prosodic structural effects on coarticulatory vowel nasalization in Australian English in comparison to American English	Hyunjung Joo, Jiyoung Jang, Prof Sahyang Kim, Taehong Cho, Prof Anne Cutler	Laboratory Phonology
984	Spectral properties of Estonian palatalization	Mr Anton Malmi	Speech Acoustics
988	Second language fluency: Re-thinking utterance fluency from a phonetics-phonology interface	Mrs Isadora Reynolds, Prof Gillian Wigglesworth, Dr Olga Maxwell	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
989	The Ultra-High-Frequency Whistled /s/ of Southern Chilean Spanish: Socioeconomic and Gender Stratification of its Spectral Moments and Prevalence	Lorena Perdomo-Pinto, Dr Scott Sadowsky	Phonetic variation (inter- and intra-speaker, social and language related)
990	On the processing of nonwords in word naming and auditory lexical decision	Dr Yu-Ying Chuang, Marie-lenka Vollmer, Elnaz Shafaei-Bajestan, Prof Susanne Gahl, Dr Peter Hendrix, Prof R. Harald Baayen	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
992	The effects of anacrusis and footsize on prenuclear pitch accents in northern Irish English (Derry City)	Mr Antoin Eoin Rodgers	Speech Prosody
995	Nonnative vowel perception in a 4IAX task: The effects of acoustic distance	Dr Alba Tuninetti, Dr James Whang, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
996	Acoustic correlates of lexical stress in Wubuy	A/Prof Brett Baker, Dr Rikke Bundgaard-Nielsen, Sarah Babinski, Prof Janet Fletcher	Speech Acoustics
997	The effect of temporally fluctuating maskers on speech production and communication	Ms Julie Saigusa, Prof Valerie Hazan	Speech Acoustics
999	Emphatically lengthened segments in Siwkolan Amis: Phonetics and Phonology	Prof Yueh-chin Chang, Prof Feng-fan Hsieh, Miss Hsin-yi Chen	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages
1001	Glottal Characteristics of People who Stutter and the Interactions with Syllable Complexity.	Anneke Slis, Dr Maëva Garnier, Ms Anaïs DaFonseca, Dr Christophe Savariaux	Clinical Phonetics
1002	"Observer effect" in late 19th and early 20th century measurements of vowel characteristic tones	Dr Uliana Kochetkova, Prof Pavel Skrelin	History of Phonetics
1004	Do unstressed vowel qualities in English vary categorically?	Miss Sarah Tasker	Laboratory Phonology
1005	Diphthongization in three regional varieties of Swedish	Ms Joppe Anna Pelzer, Prof Paul Boersma	Speech Acoustics
1010	Japanese emotional speech produced by Chinese learners and Japanese native speakers: differences in perception and voice quality	Ms Xinyue Li, Aaron Lee Albin, Dr Carlos Ishi, Ryoko Hayashi	Phonetics of Emotion
1011	Neural sensitivity to linguistic and non-linguistic changes in naturally produced speech sounds: a comparison of different stimuli presentation paradigms	Miss Simran Agarwal, Dr Alba Tuninetti, A/Prof Paola Escudero, Dr Liquan Liu	Phonetic Neurolinguistics
1012	Children's perception of the Albanian dark-clear lateral contrast	Dr Daniela Mueller, Dr Enkeleida Kapia	Phonetics of First Language Acquisition
1014	Pitch Characteristics and the Perception of Female Sexual Orientation in Cantonese	Dr Janice Wing Sze Wong, Dr Jung-Yueh Tu	Sociophonetics
1017	Detecting phonetic variation versus phonemic differences	Dr Daniel Williams, A/Prof Paola Escudero	Phonetics of Second and Foreign Language Acquisition
1018	Laryngeal coarticulation in two types of devoicing: An electroglottographic study of Russian and English	Dr Mayuki Matsui, Prof Alexei Kochetov	Speech Production and Articulatory Phonetics
1021	Effects of Trait Anxiety on Semantic and Prosodic Processing	Mr Simon Busch, Dr Jyrki Tuomainen, Dr David Vinson	Speech Prosody
1023	Interaction between rhythmic structure and preboundary lengthening in Japanese	Ms Jungyun Seo, Prof Sahyang Kim, Prof Haruo Kubozono, Taehong Cho	Speech Prosody
1024	An Acoustic Study of Zhajin Gan Tone	Ms Yingyi Zhou, James Kirby	Speech Acoustics
1025	A re-analysis of f0 in ethnic varieties of London English using REAPER	Dr Anita Szakay, Prof Eivind Torgersen	Speech Prosody
1028	Multimodal Perception of Praising and Blaming Mandarin Speech between the Interlocutors with Friendly or Hostile Relationships	Mr Shanpeng Li, Prof Wentao Gu	Multimodal Phonetics
1029	Automatic English phoneme recognition from articulatory data generated by electropalatography systems with grid and anatomic layout of contact sensors	Dr Grzegorz Krynicki, Katarzyna Dziubalska-Kołaczyk, Jarosław Weckwerth, Grzegorz Michalski, Kamil Kaźmierski, Barbara Maciejewska, Bożena Wiskirska-Woźnica, Marzena Żygis, Wiesław Kuczko, Alicja Sekuła	Speech Technology
1033	Maintaining contrast in reduced speech in Standard Southern British English	Ms Emanuela Buizza	Speech Acoustics
1034	An information theoretic perspective on perceptual structure: cross-accent vowel perception	Prof Jason Shaw, Prof Catherine Best, Prof Gerard Docherty, Dr Bronwen Evans, Prof Paul Foulkes, Prof Jen Hay, Dr Karen Mulak	Laboratory Phonology
1036	Interpretation of LH intonation contour in Urdu/Hindi	Farhat Jabeen	Speech Prosody
1050	Australia and New Guinea: Sundered hemi-continents of sound	Mr Nicholas Evans	Phonetics of Lesser Documented and Endangered Languages

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