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Announcements

• The Association is pleased to announce that abstract submission is now open for papers at LabPhon16 which will be held in Lisbon on 20-22 June 2018, with 19 & 23 June reserved for satellite workshops. Also, the LabPhon16 Organizing Committee invites proposals for satellite workshops. See these guidelines for details about how to submit a paper abstract and/or a workshop proposal.
• The Association is pleased to announce the two winners of the Best Student Paper Award at the second Phonetics and Phonology in Europe (PaPE) conference, which was held in Koeln, 12-14 June 2017:
  • Jana Neitsch (University of Konstanz): "Who likes liver? How German speakers use prosody to mark questions as rhetorical"
  • Cong Zhang (Language and Brain Lab, University of Oxford): "Tianjin Mandarin Tunes: Production and Perception data"
• The organizers of the ALP-sponsored workshop on Abstraction, Diversity, and Speech Dynamics invite submissions to a special issue of Laboratory Phonology on the same topics as the workshop. Update on 2017-06-19: If you downloaded the call earlier, please note the corrected email address in the updated call today.
• The Association is pleased to announce the two winners of the Best Student Paper Award at the 4th International Workshop on Sound Change (WSC4): Jiseung Kim for her paper on Prosodic accommodation as a driver of sound change: Accommodation in Seoul Korean Accentual Phrase and Jonathan Manker for his paper on Abstractions or exemplars? How contextual information filters the acoustic signal and guides sound change.
• The Association journal Laboratory Phonology has been accepted into the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ).
• The first two articles in Volume 8 of Laboratory Phonology were published in January. Volume 7 began with an editorial by Mirjam Ernestus and Martine Grice announcing the new publication arrangments and contained seventeen articles, including six that were gathered into a special collection on Advancing Prosodic Transcription. Volumes 1 through 6 are available on the De Gruyter Mouton open access website for the journal.

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