Invited talk at PhonLabLunch, Phonetics Laboratory, University of Oxford
A cross-linguistic speech-perception project investigating how listeners of many languages perceive F0 perturbation. The study probes how subtle pitch cues are perceived across typologically diverse tone and non-tone languages.
An interactive Shiny app and R package that integrates the full citation-tone analysis workflow into one place: pitch extraction, inspection, correction, normalisation, visualisation, modelling, and Chao's tone numeral summarisation. Built for phoneticians, typologists, fieldworkers, and students working on lexical tone production across tone languages.
Invited talk at the HKU Linguistics Seminar, the University of Hong Kong.
Poster Presentation at Phonetics and Phonology in Europe 2025, Palma, Spain.
Invited talk at Phonetics & Phonology Seminar, University of Cambridge
Invited talk at Languages of China Workshop, All Souls College, University of Oxford
Presentation at the ICPHS 2019