Stuttgart, Germany, July 27-29, 2012
The overall theme of LabPhon 13 is
“Phonological and phonetic computations: between grammar and neural
activity”. This theme has been adopted from the research framework of
the Priority Programme (SPP-1234)
funded by the German Research Foundation
(DFG). This Priority Programme seeks to connect research in
phonology, phonetics, and adjacent psychological and neurosciences in
Germany. It seeks to advance these disciplines through the joint pursuit of
interdisciplinary research questions. The members of SPP-1234 invite
you to participate in LabPhon 13 in Stuttgart.
LabPhon 13 is over!
We would like to thank all the participants for coming to Stuttgart. Your contributions made it an inspiring and exciting conference. Special thanks to the moderators and invited speakers Bruce Hayes, Andrew Wedel, Antje Schweitzer, John Coleman, Paul Boersma, William J. Idsardi, Karsten Steinhauer, Carsten Eulitz, Amalia Arvaniti, Jelena Krivokapić, Usha Goswami, Stephen D. Goldinger, Robert F. Port, Holger Mitterer, and Ioana Chitoran for sharing their ideas and perspectives with us.
And again congratulations to the winners of the best paper awards:
See you 2014 in Tokyo!
PS: Some impressions from the conference
Conference program details and information for presenters are now online.
Details for the welcome reception and registration on Thursday 26.07.12 are now online.
See: Conference program
Notification of acceptance or rejection sent to authors.
Early registration open, limited to (co-)authors.
The registration information page is updated.
The deadline for abstract submission has passed and the submission system is closed.
Payment information can be found under “Registration”.
The preliminary conference schedule is online.
The call for papers is online.
You can find a list of confirmed plenary topics and invited speakers under Program, as well as updated information on travelling to Stuttgart, accommodation and the conference venue.
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