Sophie Johnson, an undergraduate research assistant in the BLAB lab, has been selected to receive a Hilldale Undergraduate / Faculty Research Fellowship. This award will help Sophie continue her work on vowel space manipulation in connected speech.
Emma Baumgardt, and undergraduate research assistant in the BLAB lab, is presenting her work on a new online speech perception study at UW-Madison’s Undergraduate Research Symposium. The impact of sensorimotor adaptation on speech intelligibility In a previous study, speakers were presented with altered auditory feedback that decreased their vowel contrast, and learned to oppose the …
“Effects of syllable stress in adaptation to altered auditory feedback in vowels” (Bakst & Niziolek, 2021)
BLAB postdoc, Sarah Bakst, received an award for having the best talk in the postdoctoral poster blitz session at the Association for Research in Otolaryngology 2020 MidWinter Meeting.
BLAB postdoctoral researcher, Dr. Sarah Bakst, has received the Travel Award for the Association for Research in Otolaryngology’s 2020 MidWinter Meeting. Dr. Bakst will be presenting her research findings titled: Speech Error-Detection Thresholds in Cochlear Implant and Normal Hearing Listeners. For more information about the ARO 2020 MidWinter Meeting, see here: https://www.aro.org/midwinter-meeting-information
BLAB research assistant, Dominick Battistini, presented a poster on our fMRI study looking at speaking-induced suppression in the auditory cortex for his biology course.
Dr. Niziolek and Dr. Bakst both present recent research findings at the Acoustical Society of America’s 178th meeting in San Diego. To see more about the meeting, see here: https://acousticalsociety.org/program-of-178th-meeting-of-the-acoustical-society-of-america/
BLAB Lab Principal Investigator, Dr. Carrie Niziolek gives keynote speech regarding the contextual modulation of voices at the UCL Voice Diversity Conference in London. For more information regarding the conference, please see here: http://sophiemeekings.com/ucl-voice-conference/
Dr. Sarah Bakst gives talk titled: How many targets does [ə] have? An altered auditory feedback study at MidPhon’s 24th Annual Conference. For more information on MidPhon24, see https://sites.uwm.edu/midphon24/
Visiting BLAB researcher, Andreas Endresen, presents his summer research project at the final SIGNALS symposium. Andreas Endresen spent his summer working on MRI and speech research with Dr. Carrie Niziolek. He presented their research at the final SIGNALS symposium (pictured below). …
