Luke Carroll
PhD studentResearch Overview
My research interests fall within the fields of forensic phonetics and sociophonetics. My PhD project is focussed on a number of speech rhythm parameters (along with disfluency phenomena) and the implications and applications these could have for forensics and criminal justice investigations.
Research Interests
- Forensic phonetics
- Sociophonetics
- Speech disfluencies
- Speech rhythm
- Accents and dialects of the UK (in particular the North-West of England)
Current Teaching
LING315 - Forensic Linguistics
LING223 - English Phonetics
LING211 - The Language of Advertising
Towards a perceptual rhythm framework for forensic analysis: methodological developments
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Analysing Disfluencies in Speech
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Picking apart rhythm patterns in spontaneous speech using Recurrent Neural Networks
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Bringing rhythm measures to spontaneous speech through frequently occurring speech units
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Using Quantitative Methods to Distinguish between Speakers: An Investigation of Speech Rhythm Parameters
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A forensic phonetic investigation of disfluency behaviour across two interactional styles: applying a modified analytical framework TOFFAMo
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