Friday 17th
9h00 Intro
9h10-10h00 Arthur Samuel and Yi Zheng
"Is Lexically-Guided Phonetic Recalibration Critical for Accent Accommodation ?"
10h00- 10h45 Sophie Dufour
"Effects of talker-variation on lexical access"
10h45-11h15 Break
11h15- 12h00 James McQueen
"Multiple mechanisms for the recognition of variable speech"
12h00-12h45 Julien Meyer
"From spoken modal speech to whistled vowels and consonants, an exploration through perceptual experiments"
12h45-14h15 Lunch
14h15- 15h00 Sven Mattys
"Handling attentional and perceptual distortions of speech within a ’cognitive listening’ framework"
15h00- 15h45 Michel Hoen
"Effortful speech recognition in cochlear implant users : from concepts to objective measures"
15h45-16h15 Break
16h15 - 17h00 Odette Scharenborg
"Perceptual learning by humans and machines"
17h00 - 17h45 Martin Cooke
"Variation in the extreme : processing highly-degraded speech"
19h30 Dinner
Saturday 18th
10h00 – 10h45 Bronwen Evans
"How flexible is ’flexible’ in speech processing ? Evidence from behavioural and neurophysiological studies of second dialect acquisition"
10h45- 11h30 Katie Drager
"Speech perception is influenced by social information and the co-occurrence of linguistic forms"
12h00 Lunch
