Addie (Adelyn) Baumann joined us this summer and researched on the prosodic realization of coda voicing in relative clause, which is the topic of Dong Jin’s doctoral dissertation. We enjoyed her very much while doing research together! She did a… Read More
Check out this article on Preston: https://www.jsonline.com/story/sports/motor/2023/05/14/uw-milwaukee-student-races-sprint-cars-studies-languages/70212340007/ We are proud of you, Preston!
The UWM Phonetics lab’s research was well advertised at the recent ASA meeting in Chicago. Well done, Dr. Lee and Sujin! https://www.facebook.com/groups/577472558961125/permalink/9237063706335257/
Amirah joined our lab earlier this semester and has started to work on a project comparing acoustic measures of recordings made with a typical lab recording setting and those from a mobile phone. So, all of know Amirah, but I… Read More
Ke joined our lab last month, but I noticed that I didn’t welcome her officially! Sorry, Ke, and welcome! Let’s do fun projects together!
I forgot to post a welcome announcement regarding Adam and Nathan. Sorry!!! Nathan Strickland and Adam Hoffman, incoming freshmen, joined the lab through UR@UWM Summer Research program. Along with Sean and Ryota, for about four weeks, they worked on the… Read More
Ryota Harada joined our lab this summer. He is an exchange student from Japan and he plans to pursue his research in linguistics after getting his BA degree. He is interested in phonetics and applied linguistics (English education). Along with… Read More
Sean Weaver has joined our lab as a recipient of SURF Summer 2022 and he will work on Japanese accented English consonant cluster project. Dong Jin will work closely with him. Welcome, Sean!
Fatima (a.k.a. Tima) successfully defended her MA project entitled “The effects of phonetic training on the novel production of the German consonants [ç] and [x].” She is not back home in Algeria. We hope that things go well with you… Read More
Our lab member Jieun Lee successfully defended her dissertation, “Individual Differences in Non-native Phonological Contrast Learning: The Role of Perceptual Sensitivity to Sub-phonetic Variation in Native Categories.” Congratulations, Dr. Lee! Now she is at Kansas University! https://www.facebook.com/groups/577472558961125 Jieun Lee defends… Read More