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Rank of Job: Post-doctoral Areas Required: Researcher in Phonetics/Phonology Other Desired Areas: -- University or Organization: the University of Edinburgh Department: Theoretical and Applied Linguistics State or Province: Scotland Country: United Kingdom Final Date of Application: 30 June, 2002 Contact: Alice Turk turkMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueling.ed.ac.uk Address for Applications: Recruitment; The Personnel Department; 9-16 Chambers Street; Edinburgh Scotland EH1 1HT UK Edinburgh University expects to appoint a post-doctoral researcher to work with Dr. Alice Turk on a three-year research project funded by the UK Arts and Humanities Research Board. The goals of the project are 1) to investigate the role of sub-lexical constituents (e.g. feet and morphemes) in speech through a series of production experiments, and 2) to test a theory of prosodic boundary realisation by examining the effects of rate of speech and phrasal stress on word boundary markers. The requirement for the position is a PhD in phonetics, phonology, or related field. Desirable attributes are a demonstrated interest in prosodic constituent structure, experience in experimental design and phonetic segmentation, statistical skills, command of the prosodic phonology literature, and excellence in writing. The appointment would be from 6 January, 2003 and would last for three years. The starting salary will be in the range of 17,626 - 19, 681 pounds sterling per annum (full time) depending on experience. Those interested in applying are encouraged to make informal contact with Alice Turk (turk
ling.ed.ac.uk) as soon as possible. Further particulars and application procedures will be available through the University's Personnel Office (http://www.personnel.ed.ac.uk/recruit.htm), to whom all applications should be addressed. The closing date for applications is June 30, 2002.