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FacultyDani Byrd's special
interest is in articulatory timing or how the skilled, sound producing
movements of the vocal tract are coordinated as a result of linguistic
structuring, such as phrasal and syllable structure. Louis Goldstein's work has been the development, with Catherine Browman, of a gesture-based approach to phonological and phonetic structure--Articulatory Phonology. His current research within this framework includes (1) phonological encoding in speech production; (2) the emergence of phonological structure in development, modelled via the interaction of computational agents; and (3) syllable structure understood as intergestural coordination. (Dept. Linguistics; Haskins Laboratories) Ania Lubowicz's primary interest is in developing a theory of phonological mappings that takes into account lexical contrast preservation, including considerations related to cross-linguistic patterning, morphology, and child language. (Dept. Linguistics) Shrikanth
Narayanan's interests include
speech and language processing systems, with a focus on automatic
speech recognition. Additionally, he explores biomedical imaging of
articulation and modeling of speech production and speech acoustics. Rachel Walker's chief interest is in the theoretical characterization of grammaticalized sound patterns and how cognitive factors play a role in determining those patterns. A special focus of her work is understanding why and how sounds tend to share characteristics both locally and globally within words. (Dept. Linguistics) Affiliated Researchers Abigail Kaun Peter Ladefoged (in
memoriam) Sungbok Lee
James Mah (DMSc, DDS)
Associate Clinical Professor, Division of Craniofacial Sciences and Therapeutics USC School of Dentristry Krishna Nayak Assistant Professor, USC Electrical Engineering |