Department of Language and Linguistic Science
- Language and Linguistic Science
- People
- Postgraduate research students
Current postgraduate research students
| Student | Research | Supervisor(s) |
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| Hajar Alenezy | Vowel space areas across some Arabic dialects (Gulf dialects): Vowel Production and Perception study | |
| Shaikhah Al-Jurayed | The neuro-cognitive processes underlying comprehending the visual images of untouchable nature while reading: A comparative study | |
| Amereh Almossa | Discourse-pragmatic variation in Najdi Arabic | |
| Mahmoud Alsabhi | The production of emphatic fricatives in spoken Arabic dialects | |
| Kayed Alsultan | Combating disinformation through linguistic literacy: an evidential and epistemic approach | |
| Aljawharah Alzamil | Intonational Variation Within and Between Spoken Dialects of Saudi Arabia | |
| Huma Anwaar | Phonological development in a multilingual community; a comparative study of Urdu and Pashto early words | |
| Margherita Belia | The effects of sleep and infants' vocal production experience in new word learning | |
| Emanuela Buizza | The spreading of suprasegmental correlates of consonantal reduction in spontaneous speech | |
| Rui Qi Choo | Early speech production of Mandarin-learning infants: A longitudinal observational and experimental study | |
| Chris Cox | Inside the Infant Mind: Using Interactive Technology to Explore the Mutual Interaction between Infants’ Inferential Capacities and Exploratory Behaviour During Development | |
| M.Gabriela Valenzuela Farias | Change of English vowel contrasts produced by non-native speakers: a longitudinal study | |
| Ben Gibb-Reid | Phonetic variation of discourse-pragmatic variables with an application for forensic voice comparison | |
| Yuxi Gong | On the second language acquisition of dou-quantification in Mandarin Chinese by L1-English and L1-Japanese speakers | |
| Lauren Harrington | Accent bias in human and machine transcription | |
| Elliot Holmes | Towards linguistically-informed automatic speaker recognition |
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| Zhiying Jian | The expression of trouble and advice-giving in the university supervision interaction | |
| Lu Jin | Chinese Measure Phrases: Syntactic Analysis and Semantic Composition | |
| Fani Karageorgou | Structural constraints on memory retrieval | |
| Katharina Klug | Analysing voice quality as a component of forensic speaker comparison | |
| Keisuke Kume | Acquisition of Syntax-Semantics Mappings in Second Language Japanese: A Feature Reassembly Account | |
| Sarah Lapacz | The interaction between voice, facial expressions, and slurs | |
| Justin Jing Hoi Lo | Issues of bilingualism in forensic voice comparison | |
| Shanshan Lou | Lexical tone development from babbling to speech | |
| Sarvenaz Moradi | Templatic approach to Persian child phonology | |
| Umar Gombe Muhammad | A comparative phonological analysis of varieties of English spoken by native speakers of Nigerian languages (Hausa, Igbo, Kanuri and Yoruba) for the determination of speakers' origins | |
| Victoria Noble | The Singulative: Comparative Syntax and Crosslinguistic Semantics | |
| Kara Rancourt | An analysis of the Chinese plural marker -men | |
| Sascha Schäfer | Assessing the individual voice recognition skills of earwitnesses | |
| Nikita Suthar | Role of Formants and Within-formant Acoustic Measures of Vowels in Forensic Speaker Identification: A Study of Vowels in Marwari as Spoken in Bikaner | |
| Nikki Swift | Phonological acquisition in a multi-dialectical environment | |
| Heather Turner | Language Attitudes in Baku, Azerbaijan | |
| Bruce Xiao Wang |
The effect of sampling variability on system performance and individual speakers’ behaviour in likelihood ratio-based forensic voice comparison |
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| Samantha Williams |
Linguistically informed design of non-native accent recognition system for forensic applications |
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| Liang Zhao |
Production and perception of tone variations across Mandarin dialects |