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15th INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF PHONETIC SCIENCES BARCELONA 2003 The 15th ICPhS will be held at the Palau de Congressos, Pla�a d'Espanya, Barcelona, between Sunday 3 and Saturday 9 August 2003. The deadline for abstract submission is September, 15, 2002. Please visit our website http://shylock.uab.es/icphs The Barcelona Congress, which is officially sponsored for the first time by the International Phonetic Association, will provide an interdisciplinary forum for the exchange of ideas and basic research in the phonetic sciences. The congress will also address how phonetic theory, engineering and linguistics can provide answers to real-world problems in speech processing and transmission, voice identification, man-machine communication, speech deficits, and language teaching. IPA members will have a discount fee. If you are not an IPA member when ICPhS 2003 takes place, your registration will automatically give you a complimentary IPA membership for one year. The scientific program will include 5 plenary lectures, a number of symposia and oral and poster sessions totaling around 700 papers. There will also be exhibitions, association meetings, a banquet, day-trip excursions, receptions, social events, satellite meetings before and after the Congress, and other special features. Plenary lectures: - Speaker, community, identity: empirical and theoretical perspectives on sociophonetic variation Gerry Docherty (University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne) - Interarticulator programming in speech production Anders L�fqvist (Lund University Hospital) -Control modeling and perception of temporal characteristics of speech Yoshinori Sagisaka (GITI Waseda University) -Acoustic and perceptual evidence for universal phonological features Kenneth N. Stevens (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) -The acquisition of language-specific phonetic categories in infancy Janet F. Werker (University of British Columbia) Confirmed symposia: -Articulatory synthesis. Advances and prospects Coordinator: Doug Whalen (Haskins Laboratories) -Models of connected-speech perception and word recognition Coordinator: No�l Nguyen (Aix-en-Provence) -Sound change in Romance Coordinator: Daniel Recasens (Universitat Aut�noma de Barcelona) -Linking behavior and the brain in neurological speech disorders Coordinator: Ray Kent (Waisman Center, Madison) -The phonetics-phonology interface Coordinator: John J. Ohala (University of California, Berkeley) Accommodation in various price categories, including University dorms, will be offered. The list will be made available in the near future at http://shylock.uab.es/icphs Barcelona offers a wide range of cultural, scenic and leisure activities. >From sandy beaches to one of the world's largest football stadium (Barcelona FC); from street musicians, through open-air theatre and concerts, to the Opera House (el Liceu); from Roman Buildings, through Art Nouveau, to Contemporary Art museums. For further information, please write to us at icphsMail to author|Respond to list|Read more issues|LINGUIST home page|Top of issueuab.es We expect to welcome you in Barcelona! The Organizing Committee, Daniel Recasens, Chair daniel.recasens
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