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Laboratoire Parole et Langage
Created in 1972, the Laboratoire Parole et Langage (LPL) is a joint research unit affiliated to both the CNRS and Aix-Marseille University (AMU). Its members include phoneticians, linguists, computer scientists, psychologists, neuroscientists, physicists and medical practitioners. The LPL’s activities focus on the mechanisms involved in the production, perception and understanding of spoken and written language in their natural contexts.
News
The texture of sounds: do you hear rough or smooth sounds?
The journal JASA has published a new article by a group of international scientists including Caterina Petrone (LPL) and Susanne Fuchs (Iméra/ILCB Chair)..
How can species as far apart as dogs and humans understand each other?
Thierry Legou contributed to a new study published in October in PLOS Biology..
State of the art of ‘graded resources’ for foreign language teaching
Núria Gala and Thomas François have just published a new article in International Journal of Applied Linguistics..
Prediction of events in human language processing and pretrained language models
The study published by Philippe Blache and researchers of Hong Kong Polytechnic University and Purdue University focuses in particular on the importance of discourse connectives..
Difficulties in learning new words in moderate preterm infants aged 18 months
CNRS Sciences Humaines & Sociales is highlighting the latest article published in one of the most prestigious journals on development..
What impact do head nods have on prosodic prominence?
A new article has just been published in The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America..
How is your feedback perceived?
An experimental study of anticipated and delayed conversational feedback co-published by Auriane Boudin..
What impact can unilateral laryngeal paralysis have on the expression of emotions?
The Journal of Voice has just published a new article written by members of the Phoniatry team at Marseille's La Conception University Hospital and the LPL..