A whole host of UW-Madison linguists attended MidPhon 23 this October, held this year at Northwestern University in Evanston, IL. Both students and faculty members from various UW units gave talks and posters about their research in phonetics and phonology:
Sarah Bakst (& co-authors) – Native language differences in adaptation to altered auditory feedback
Andrea Cudworth – Menominee Vowels: A First Acoustic Analysis
Hikaru Kumon – A Contrastive Hierarchy of Biblical Hebrew Obstruents: Observations from Consonantal Co-occurrence Restrictions
Tom Purnell, Eric Raimy, Joe Salmons, Alexey Samsonov, Julia Velikina, Ethan Brodsky, Douglas Dean, Steven Kecskemeti & Andy Alexander – Dynamic MRI Imaging of the larynx during speech
Rajiv Rao & Matthew Burner – How Do Paisas Sound?: A Look into Colombian Spanish Intonation Phonology
Iman Sheydaei Baghdadeh – A diachronic analysis of Persian vowels: From Early New Persian to the contemporary three natioal dialects
Glenn Starr – Feature Reassembly in L2 Acquisition of Phonological Inventories – Mandarin to English
See the full schedule for abstracts of the presentations.