Emily Gorman
Senior Research Associate in Dynamical Modelling of Spoken Language, PhD studentThesis Outline
My research uses articulatory data to test predictions of Articulatory Phonology. Specifically, my thesis uses electromagnetic articulography (EMA) to examine patterns of lateral cluster timing, and the relationship between spatial and temporal variation in lateral clusters across dialects of British English.
Research Overview
- Acoustic-articulatory dynamics
- Spatial-temporal relations
- Articulatory Phonology
Spatial and temporal variability in British English laterals.
Invited talk
Dialect specific patterns of gestural timing? Evidence from lateral clusters.
Oral presentation
Visible Voices
Types of Public engagement and outreach - Festival/Exhibition