PAMLab at CityU

@pamlab.bsky.social

The Phonetics, Acquisition & Multilingualism Lab (PAMLab) at City University of Hong Kong 🇭🇰 studying speech & learning; PI Charles B. Chang @cbchang.bsky.social. Reposts≠endorsements. Web: thepamlab.github.io

Very happy to see the last study of Sara Fernández-Santos’s PhD thesis out in SSLA! This is work in collaboration with Lancaster University and NOVA Lisboa, bringing together artificial language learning and speech perception in early L2 learning. www.cambridge.org/core/journal...

The effect of morphological salience and novel phonology in the initial stage of second language learning | Studies in Second Language Acquisition | Cambridge Core

The effect of morphological salience and novel phonology in the initial stage of second language learning

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Come be my colleague! 🚀 We’re hiring an Assistant Professor in Perceptual and Cognitive Neuroscience: werkenbij.uva.nl/en/vacancies... The UvA is a wonderfully collaborative, inspiring place to do science—if you love brains and perception, and working with great colleagues, please do apply!

Vacancy — Assistant Professor in Perceptual and Cognitive Neuroscience

<p><span>Are you passionate about neuroscience and eager to contribute to groundbreaking research on neuronal mechanisms of perception and cognition? The Faculty of Science at the University of Amster...

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Canonical babbling is a key stage in speech development, and if it's atypical, can be an early sign of speech disability. Authors ask whether the organization of consonant sequences in canonical babbling differs between autistic and non-autistic children. https://on.asha.org/3RYBG5p

Canonical Babbling May Differ Between Autistic and Non-Autistic Toddlers in Consonant Transition Probabilities

Purpose: Canonical babbling is a key stage in speech development, and atypical canonical babbling can be an early sign of speech disability. Spee...

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📣 New paper alert: congratulations to Prof. Yao Yao, PhD student Meixian Li & Prof. @cbchang.bsky.social on publishing "Social perception of creaky voice in Mandarin Chinese: everyone’s gender matters" in Humanities and Social Sciences Communications! 👏👏👏 www.nature.com/articles/s41... #langsky 🐦🐦

Social perception of creaky voice in Mandarin Chinese: everyone’s gender matters - Humanities and Social Sciences Communications

Humanities and Social Sciences Communications - Social perception of creaky voice in Mandarin Chinese: everyone’s gender matters

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