Papers and presentations
Papers
2022
2021
2018
2015
2014
Expanding the gestural model of lexical tone: evidence from two dialects of Serbian
Laboratory Phonology
Speakers monitor auditory feedback for temporal coincidence and linguistically relevant duration
coauthor: Benjamin Parrell
Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
Auditory feedback is used for adaptation and compensation in speech timing
coauthors: Chris Naber, Benjamin Parrell
Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research
Finnish inserted vowels: a case of phonologized excrescence
Nordic Journal of Linguistics
Towards an articulatory model of tone: a cross-linguistic investigation
Dissertation
Second mora phenomena in Central and Northern dialects of Finnish
Second qualifying paper
The articulatory TBU: gestural coordination of tone in Thai
First qualifying paper
The articulatory TBU: gestural coordination of tone in Thai
ASA 168, Indianapolis, IN, October 27-31
[poster] [proceedings]
Peer-reviewed presentations
2022
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
Lexical tone but not arbitrary f0 is co-planned with segmental gestures
Emily Tesch*, Robin Karlin*, Ding-lan Tang, Caroline A. Niziolek', Benjamin Parrell'
8th International Conference on Speech Motor Control, August 27-29
[poster]
Adaptation to auditory perturbations of consonant duration in syllable onsets is modulated by phonemic category boundaries
Robin Karlin, Benjamin Parrell
Madonna Motor Speech Conference, February 17-20
Auditory feedback is used for both online and adaptive control of timing in speech
Robin Karlin, Chris Naber, Benjamin Parrell
International Seminar on Speech Production (ISSP 12), December 14-18
Adaptation in vowels for real-time temporal perturbation
Robin Karlin, Chris Naber, Benjamin Parrell
Acoustical Society of America (ASA 179), December 8-12
[abstract]
Perceptual evidence for the representation of English coda voicing
Chelsea Sanker, Robin Karlin
LSA 2020, January 2-5
[slides]
Extending the articulatory model of tone: the case of Valjevo Serbian
Manchester Phonology Meeting (MFM27), May 23-25
Phonetic evidence for the phonological association of rising pitch accents in Valjevo Serbian
LabPhon16, June 19-22
The effects of onset consonants on peak timing in Belgrade Serbian
LSA 2018, January 4-7
[abstract] [slides] [proceedings]
The role of targets and timing in tonal representation
LSA 2017, January 5-8
The independence of the timing of tone and tone-bearing units: a study on Thai
TIE 2016, September 1-3
The coordination of tone gestures in Thai
MFM23, University of Manchester, May 28-30
The articulatory TBU: gestural coordination of tone in Thai
ASA 168, Indianapolis, IN, October 27-31
[poster] [proceedings]
Finnish dialectical epenthesis: two distinct types of vowel insertion
MFM22, University of Manchester, May 29-31
Invited talks
2023
2022
2021
2019
Interactions between domain-general motor functions and linguistic knowledge in speech timing
Colloquium at the University of Southern California, February 6
Insights from timing on the phonetics-phonology interface
Colloquium at UCLA, February 7
Effects of phonological structure on speech motor control of timing
Colloquium at Institut für Phonetik und Sprachverarbeitung, November 24
The domain-generalizability of cerebellar timing mechanisms: a preliminary study
Brain and Bagels seminar, UW-Madison, April 16
Towards an articulatory model of tone: an investigation on two dialects of Serbian
Invited colloquium at UW-Madison, July 1
Phonology in phonetics and phonetics in phonology: interactions between tones and segments
Invited colloquium at Rutgers University, March 29
The interface between phonetics and phonology: the case of Finnish vowel insertion
Invited teaching seminar at Rutgers University, March 28