Programme
Since March 2020, we have all been faced with a rapidly changing environment, as we adjust to life in a socially-distanced world. For researchers in laboratory phonology, this has impacted not only the methods of our research, but also the topics that we choose to investigate.
Call for Satellite Events
Deadline for workshop proposal submission: January 15, 2022 (deadline extended!)
Notification of acceptance: January 29, 2022
LabPhon18 can accommodate up to 8 half-day satellite workshops. The days available for workshops are June 22, 2022 and June 26, 2022. Although workshops related to the overall conference theme are welcome, non-thematic proposals are as well.
Satellite event
Challenges for Change: A crowd-sourced brainstorming session
Satellite Workshop, LabPhon 18, June 22, 2022
Organizers
Valerie Freeman (Oklahoma State University)
Paul De Decker (Memorial University of Newfoundland)
Organizing Committee
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Florent Dueme |
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Indranil Dutta |
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Youssef Elsafoury |
Contact Information
To contact the organizers, please use the following email address:
Abstract guidelines
Abstract submission for the 18th Conference on Laboratory Phonology is now closed.
Notification of acceptance: March 31, 2022
Abstracts were submitted on EasyChair, at https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=labphon18.
Invited Speakers
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Field Work |
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LabPhon18: Phonology in a Rapidly Changing World
LabPhon18 is over!
Our thanks to everyone who participated in the great success of LabPhon18. Materials will be available on Whova until September 2022, so please feel free to revisit any of the wonderful talks or posters you may have missed!
LabPhon18: Phonology in a Rapidly Changing World
LabPhon18 is over!
Our thanks to everyone who participated in the great success of LabPhon18. Materials will be available on Whova until September 2022, so please feel free to revisit any of the wonderful talks or posters you may have missed!



