Speech production and perception: Learning and memory

Susanne Fuchs is a phonetician and speech motor control researcher at the Leibniz-Zentrum Allgemeine Sprachwissenschaft in Berlin. She investigates the biological grounding of spoken language, iconicity and its origin in sensorimotor properties as well as the effect of motion on cognitive processes.Joanne Cleland is a researcher and Speech and Language Therapist at the University of Strathclyde in Glasgow. She studies clinical phonetics and articulatory analysis of Speech Sound Disorders in children. Amélie Rochet-Capellan is a researcher at French CNRS. In the framework of embodied cognition, she studies the links between orofacial and limb sensorimotor control and language in typical speakers and speakers with intellectual deficiencies.

• Learning – Memory – Speech – Feedback – Autism – Gestures – Sleep – Exemplar models – Sensorimotor adaptation – Second language learning – Formant perturbation – Speech sound errors – Non-native speech – Speech motor control – Phonetics – Coarticulation – Reduction