2024
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Is vowel duration the product of gestural timing alone? Data from Northwestern Italian Talk given at the British Association of Academic Phoneticians (BAAP) 2024
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2023
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Speech physiology or more? Vowel duration and tongue height in Northwestern Italian Poster presented at the 6th Edinburgh Symposium in Historical Phonology, 5 Dec, University of Edinburgh
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2022
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Data Version Control for Researchers Talk given at the Edinburgh Open Research Conference, 27 May, University of Edinburgh
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2022
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Research management in "many analysts" projects: Lessons from the Many Speech Analyses project Poster presented at the Edinburgh Open Research Conference, 27 May, University of Edinburgh
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2022
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How significance testing might be limiting phonetic research and what to replace it with Talk presented at the 2022 BAAP Colloquium, 8 April, York (UK, online)
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2021
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On the acoustics and articulation of the affricates of Northern Tosk Albanian Stephen Nichols, Enkeleida Kapia, Josiane Riverin-Coutlée, Stefano Coretta Talk presented at the 2021 Annual Meeting of the LAGB, Belfast (online, UK)
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2021
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Towards a description of the rhotic sounds of Northern Tosk Albanian Stephen Nichols, Enkeleida Kapia, Josiane Riverin-Coutlée, Stefano Coretta Talk presented at the 7th edition of R-atics, Lausanne (online, Switzerland)
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2020
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Two mechanisms for vowel reduction in Polish Patrycja Strycharczuk, Małgorzata Ćavar, and Stefano Coretta Talk presented at LabPhon17, 8 July, Vancouver (Canada, online)
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2020
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Meta-analytical estimates of the effect of voicing on vowel duration in English are biased Poster presented at LabPhon17, 8 July, Vancouver (Canada, online)
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2020
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Control of larynx height in vowel production revisited: A real-time MRI study Talk presented at the 12th International Seminar on Speech Production, 17 December (online)
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2019
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A cross-cultural analysis of early prelinguistic gesture development and its relationship to language development Thea Cameron-Faulkner, Circle Steele, Nividita Malik, Stefano Coretta, Ludovica Serretrice, and Elena Lieven Talk presented at the 5th International Language and Communicative Development Conference, 12 June, Manchester (UK).
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2019
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Temporal stability and compensatory adjustments: Data on the effect of voicing on vowel duration in Italian and Polish Talk presented at LAGB 2019
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2018
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The effect of lexical frequency on vowel phonation as a correlate of /t/-glottaling Coretta, Stefano and Massimiliano Canzi Talk presented at LAGB 2018, 11-14 September, University of Sheffield, UK
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2018
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Quantifying vocal fold activity: two new methods for analysing electroglottographic data Talk presented at New Developments in Speech Sensing and Imaging, 23 June, University of Lisbon, Portugal
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2018
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Longer vowel duration correlates with tongue root advancement in Italian and Polish: An ultrasound study Talk presented at LabPhon16, 22 June, University of Lisbon, Portugal
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2018
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Processing EGG data: New methods for a multidimensional time-series assessment of vocal fold activity Talk presented at mFiL 2018, 26 Apr, The University of Manchester, UK
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2018
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Tongue root advancement and vowel duration: A gradient effect? Talk presented at the 2018 BAAP Colloquium, 13 Apr, University of Kent, UK
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2017
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Vowel duration and tongue root advancement in Italian and Polish Talk presented at Ultrafest VIII, 4 Oct, University of Potsdam, Germany
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2017
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A streamlined workflow for "doing phonetics by computer" (using Praat and R) Talk presented at the Postgraduate Academic Research in Linguistics at York (PARLAY), 15 Sep, University of York, UK
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2017
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Towards an articulatory based typology of laryngeal effects on vowel duration Poster presented at the 25th Manchester Phonology Meeting (25mfm), 25–27 May, University of Manchester
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2017
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Implementing reproducibility in phonetic research: a computational workflow Paper presented at the Manchester Forum in Linguistics 2017 (mFiL 2017), 28–29 April, University of Manchester
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2015
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A new case of “rhinoglottophilia:” from nasalisation to aspiration Paper presented at the Second Edinburgh Symposium on Historical Phonology (ESHP2), 3–4 December, University of Edinburgh
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