foNETiks
A network newsletter
for the International Phonetic Association
and for the Phonetic Sciences
February 2001
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Editors:
Linda Shockey, University of Reading, UK
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Gerry Docherty, University of Newcastle, UK
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Paul Foulkes, University of York, UK
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Lisa Lim, National University of Singapore
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
(New ones marked **)
(date of first appearance follows)
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2 - 3 April 2001. Workshop on Innovation in Speech Processing
(WISP2001). Stratford on Avon, UK.
http://www.sys.uea.ac.uk/wisp-2001/ (09/00)
5 - 7 April 2001. PTLC2001: The second meeting of the Phonetics
Teaching and Learning Conference. Royal Holloway College,
University of London. [log in to unmask];
http://www.phon.ucl.ac.uk/home/johnm/ptlc.htm (08/00)
9 - 11 April 2001. Hands-Free Speech Communication. An ISCA
Tutorial and Research Workshop. Kyoto Japan.
http://www.slt.atr.co.jp/hsc2001/ (08/00)
18 - 20 May 2001. TAPS 2001: Workshop on Typology of African
Prosodic Systems, University of Bielefeld, Germany (01/01)
4 - 8 June 2001. 141st Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America.
Chicago, Illinois. http://asa.aip.org/meetings.html; [log in to unmask]
(12/00)
3 - 16 June 2001. 4th International Speech Motor Conference.
Nijmegen, Netherlands. http://www.nici.kun.nl/speechmotconf/
(09/00)
18 - 22 June 2001. ORAGE 2001: ORAlity and GEstuality. Aix-en-
Provence, France. [log in to unmask];
http://www.lpl.univ-aix.fr/~gevoix/ORAGE2001 (08/00)
18 - 22 June 2001. 2001, A Speaker Odyssey - The Speaker Recognition
Workshop. An ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop. The Hebrew
University of Jerusalem, Jerusalem, Israel.
http://www.odyssey.westhost.com/ (08/00)
21 - 23 June 2001. TENNET XII. Montreal, Canada.
http://www.er.uqam.ca/nobel/tennet
**30 June - 2 July, 2001, 'Forensic Linguistics Ten years On - What Future?'
University of Malta. http://home.um.edu.mt/litru/IAFL%20main.htm/ (2/01)
5 - 6 July 2001. Prosody in Processing (PiP). The Utrecht Institute
of Linguistics OTS, Utrecht University.
http://www-uilots.let.uu.nl/conferences/pip/ (12/00)
**9 - 11 July, 2001, The Neurological Basis of Language, Gronigen.
http://www.let.rug.nl/nbl/ [log in to unmask] (2/01)
19 - 21 July 2001. 3rd UK Language Variation Conference. University
of York, UK. (11/00, 2/01)
12 - 16 August 2001. 5th International Congress of Voice Teachers
(ICVT): Voice and Identity - Singing the Music of the World.
Helsinki, Finland. http://www.siba.fi/5ICVT/ (12/00)
23 - 26 August 2001. PEVOC IV: 4th Pan European Voice Conference.
Stockholm, Sweden. http://www.speech.kth.se/voice/pevoc4/ (12/00)
29 - 30 August 2001. Adaptation methods in Automatic Speech
Recognition. An ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop. Sophia
Antipolis, France. http://www.eurecom.fr/ITRW/ (12/00)
29 - 31 August 2001. DiSS'01: Disfluency in Spontaneous Speech. An
ISCA Tutorial and Research Workshop. University of Edinburgh,
Scotland. http://www.ling.ed.ac.uk/DISS-01/ (12/00)
3 - 7 September 2001. EUROSPEECH2001 - 7th European Conference on
Speech Communication and Technology. Aalborg, Denmark.
http://eurospeech2001.org (04/00)
**10 - 13 September, 2001, TSD 2001, International Conference on
Text, Speech, Dialogue, Zelezna Ruda, Czech Republic.
http://www-kiv.zcu.cz/events/tsd2001 (2/01)
13 - 15 September 2001. 2nd International Workshop on Models and
Analysis of Vocal Emissions for Biomedical Applications. Firenze,
Italy. http://www.die.unifi.it/Conferences/maveba2001/home.htm
(12/00)
3 - 5 October 2001. 2001 International Workshop on Multimedia
Signal Processing. Cannes, France. http://mmsp01.eurecom.fr/
(08/00)
7 - 10 October 2001. XXVII Deutscher Romanistentag, Muenchen.
[log in to unmask] (10/00)
3 - 7 December 2001. 142nd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of
America. Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. http://asa.aip.org/meetings.html;
[log in to unmask] (12/00)
3 - 7 June 2002. 143rd Meeting of the Acoustical Society of America.
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. http://asa.aip.org/meetings.html;
[log in to unmask] (12/00)
2 - 6 December 2002. Joint Meeting: 144nd Meeting of the Acoustical
Society of America, 3rd Iberoamerican Congress of Acoustics and 9th
Mexican Congress on Acoustics. Cancun, Mexico.
http://asa.aip.org/cancun.html (12/00)
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CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS & MEETINGS
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3rd UK LANGUAGE VARIATION CONFERENCE
Call for papers:
The 3rd UK Language Variation Conference will take place at the University of
York from July 19th to 22nd, 2001. Invited speakers will be:
Lesley Milroy (University of Michigan & University of York),
Jane Stuart-Smith (University of Glasgow)
Peter Trudgill (University of Fribourg)
This series of meetings was inaugurated at the University of Reading in 1997,
with the second at the University of Essex in 2000. It aims to provide a forum
in the United Kingdom where the focus will be on the quantitative study of
language variation and change.
Proposals are invited for 20-minute contributions (plus 10 minute
discussion) on topics falling within the proposed focus area. Abstracts (max.
500 words) should be sent within the text of an email to [log in to unmask],
stating author's name, address (electronic and postal) and institutional
affiliation.
***REVISED DEADLINE ***
Submission of abstracts: February 16th, 2001. All abstracts will be
refereed and replies will be sent out by April 1st, 2001.
ORGANISING COMMITTEE: Sali Tagliamonte, Paul Foulkes, Helen Lawrence,
Jennifer Smith, Rosalind Temple and Dominic Watt.
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An International Conference on Text, Speech and Dialogue (TSD 2001)
September 10 - 13, 2001
Zelezna Ruda, Czech Republic
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F I R S T A N N O U N C E M E N T
A N D
C A L L F O R P A P E R S
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TSD 2001 will be organized by the Faculty of Applied Sciences,
University of West Bohemia, Plzen (Pilsen), and the Faculty of
Informatics, Masaryk University, Brno, under the auspices of the Dean
of the Faculty of Applied Sciences of the University of West Bohemia.
Conference topics:
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TSD 2001 will be concerned with topics in the field of natural
language processing, in particular:
- corpora, texts and transcription;
- speech analysis, recognition and synthesis;
- their intertwinnig within NL dialogue systems.
Topics of the TSD 2001 Conference will include
(but are not limited to):
- text corpora and tagging;
- transcription problems in spoken corpora;
- sense disambiguation;
- links between text and speech oriented systems;
- parsing issues, especially parsing problems in spoken texts;
- multilingual issues, especially multilingual dialogue systems;
- information retrieval and text/topic summarization;
- speech modeling;
- speech segmentation;
- speech recognition;
- text-to-speech synthesis;
- speech and motions;
- dialogue systems;
- development of dialogue strategies;
- assistive technologies based on speech and dialogue;
- applied systems and software.
The official language of the event will be English, but papers on
issues relating to text and speech processing in languages other than
English are strongly encouraged.
Format of the conference:
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TSD 2001 will be an international conference with a limited number of
active participants. The conference program will include presentation
of three invited papers by keynote speakers, a limited number of
general oral presentations, and a poster/demonstration sessions.
Papers will be presented in plenary or topic oriented sessions. A
special attention will be paid to the arrangement of thematic oriented
poster sections extended by short oral presentations.
Proceedings:
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The contributions to the conference will be published in proceedings
that will be made available to participants at the time of the
conference. The proceedings will be published by Springer in the
series of Lecture Notes of Artificial Intelligence (LNAI).
Venue:
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The international conference will take place in the comfortable hotel
Horizont in Sumava Mountains. The hotel is located 1100 m above sea
level in the Bohemian Forest Nature Preserve and 3 km far from the
centre of Zelezna Ruda town.
Social events:
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The international conference will also include some social events and
trips to the most popular places - Sumava National Park, Black and
Devil's lake, Laka lake, district city of Klatovy, Klenova castle and
Grosser Arber in Bayerischer Wald on the German side of the border.
How to reach Zelezna Ruda:
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Zelezna Ruda has very good train connections with Prague, Pilsen and
Munich. Distances of the nearest airports (Prague-Ruzyne, Munich)
from Zelezna Ruda are about 200 km. More detailed travel information
will be posted on the TSD 2001 Web site in due course.
Registration Cost:
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Registration fee is $220 (including meals, accommodation, organizing
costs, conference proceedings, social events). Student reductions will
be available.
Accommodation:
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The hotel Horizont has 90 double rooms. Each room has its own shower
toilet, telephone, nd TV set. The hotel also offers many attractive
hotel services.
Important dates:
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March 15, 2001 Preliminary registration and deadline for
submission of papers
April 30, 2001 Notification of acceptance or rejection
May 30, 2001 Camera-ready paper submission
Sept. 10-13, 2001 TSD 2001
Registration:
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The registration fee should be paid directly by bank transfer to:
Komercni banka Plzen-mesto,
Goethova 1, CZ-305 95 Plzen
account number : 4811530257/0100
purchase order : 5204/0003/00
special ID code: your birth date in the form YYMMDD (year - month
- day), e.g. 550425
account holder: University of West Bohemia,
Univerzitni 8, CZ - 306 14 Plzen
stating: TSD 2001 and your name
Submission of papers:
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Full papers (max. 8 pages in Springer LNCS format) will be required to
reach a decision about acceptance or rejection. First versions of
papers submitted for acceptance could be prepared in ASCII format
only. Full papers should be submitted to the TSD 2001 Secretariat,
preferably by email ([log in to unmask]), by March 15th, 2001. Please
contact the Conference Secretariat if receipt of your email
submission is not acknowledged within 7 days. It is intended to post
abstracts of papers accepted on the TSD 2001 web site in advance of
the conference.
Please include the following information with your paper:
- title of paper, author name(s), author(s) affiliation(s)
- e-mail/address/fax of author(s) contact(s)
- presentation preference: oral or poster/demonstration.
Authors of accepted papers will be requested to send their papers in
LateX and PostScript form (in LNCS format) to the conference secretariat
by e-mail before June 1st. LaTeX word processor is required. Format
instructions (and LNCS LaTeX format) will be available to authors on
the TSD 2001 Web site.
The conference proceedings will be traditionally published by
Springer-Verlag in LNCS/LNAI series (numbers of previous proceedings
- LNAI 1692 and LNAI 1902).
Conference secretariat:
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All correspondence regarding the conference should be addressed to:
Ms. Helena Benesova
University of West Bohemia in Pilsen
Faculty of Applied Sciences
Department of Computer Science
Univerzitni 8
CZ - 306 14 PLZEN
Czech Republic
Tel: (+420 19) 7491 212, 27 62 50
Fax: (+420 19) 7491 213
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
To obtain more information please visit the TSD 2001 Web site:
http://www-kiv.zcu.cz/events/tsd2001
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!! Early Registration Deadline !!
February 7, 2001
for
The Neurological Basis of Language:
An Interdisciplinary Conference on
Aphasiological, Computational, and Neuroimaging Approaches
July 9-11, 2001
Groningen, The Netherlands
www: http://www.let.rug.nl/nbl/
E-mail: [log in to unmask]
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The deadline for early registration was formally set for January 31, 2001.
Since we are sending this reminder a bit later than planned, the deadline
has been extended until Feb. 7, 2001. Please register immediately!
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The Neurological Basis of Language Conference (July, 9-11, 2001,
Groningen, The Netherlands) aims to present an overview of how
synthesis of aphasiological, computational, and neuroimaging
approaches has advanced our understanding of the neurological
basis of language.
Proceedings will be published in a special issue of Brain and
Language. All accepted abstracts will be included; selected
papers will appear as full articles after an additional review
process.
Program
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Keynote speakers for this conference are:
* Angela Friederici
* Michael Gazzaniga
* David Plaut
* Cathy Price
* Laurie Stowe
The titles of papers and posters can be viewed at our website.
Fees
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There are four different registration categories:
Student Pre-registration: NLG 50 (EUR 22.69)
Student Late Registration: NLG 75 (EUR 34.04)
Staff Pre-registration: NLG 150 (EUR 68.08)
Staff Late Registration: NLG 200 (EUR 90.76)
To register, see our website for details and registration forms.
Deadline for Early Registration
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The registration deadline, February 7, is well ahead of the
conference so that you will be able to make timely travel
arrangements. The conference is organized in conjunction with
the graduate summer school of the School of Behavioral and
Cognitive Neurosciences, University of Groningen. The summer
offers other advantages for the conference participants (no
teaching, adding in a bit of vacation, etc.), but making plans
ahead of time becomes necessary.
Who are the Organizers?
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The conference is being organized by the PIONIER Research Group on
The Neurological Basis of Language (Dept. of Linguistics, Faculty of
Arts, School of Behavioral and Cognitive Neurosciences, University of
Groningen) funded by the Dutch Organization for Scientific Research
(NWO) together with our colleagues from the School of Behavioral and
Cognitive Neurosciences.
We look forward to seeing you at our conference in the pleasant
environment of an old University town in the Northeast of the
Netherlands.
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POSITIONS VACANT
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Rank of Job: Assistant Professor
Areas Required: Neurolinguistics
Other Desired Areas: bilingualism
University or Organization: McGill University
Department: Linguistics
State or Province: Quebec
Country: Canada
Final Date of Application: 8 March 2001
Contact: Prof. Jonathan D. Bobaljik [log in to unmask]
Address for Applications:
1085 Dr. Penfield Ave.
Montreal
Quebec H3A 1A7
Canada
The Department of Linguistics, McGill University, invites applications
for a one-year position in Neurolinguistics at the rank of Assistant
Professor, effective September 1, 2001.
Qualifications: Ph.D. in Linguistics with teaching experience
preferred. The candidate will be expected to teach at the
undergraduate and graduate levels and to be involved in graduate
student supervision.
Course load will be four semester courses chosen primarily from the
following areas: neurolinguistics, bilingualism, introduction to
language, and introduction to linguistics. The content of all courses
will be set within the framework of current generative linguistic
theory.
Salary: $43,000.
Deadline for application: 8 March 2001.
(Applications considered until position is filled.)
McGill is committed to equity in employment.
In accordance with Canadian immigration requirements, priority will be
given to Canadian citizens and permanent residents of Canada.
Please send applications and supporting documents (including three
letters of recommendation) to:
Chair, Neurolinguistics Search Committee
Department of Linguistics
McGill University
1085 Dr. Penfield
Montreal, Quebec H3A 1A7
CANADA
tel: (514) 398-4222
fax: (514) 398-7088
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Faculty of Arts - Utrecht institute of Linguistics OTS
The Utrecht Institute of Linguistics OTS is a research institute of
the Faculty of Arts of Utrecht University. About a hundred researchers
are involved of which 12 full professors, 10 postdoctoral researchers
and about 30 graduate students.
The goal of UiL OTS is to develop scientific expertise in the area of
language, speech and their use. The research of UiL OTS comprises the
following six areas: Syntax and Semantics, Morphology & Phonology,
Computational Linguistics & Logic, Phonetics, Language Development,
and Language Use. The research programme of UiL OTS brings together
research from different strands of linguistics and related disciplines
such as logic, computer science, cognitive sciences, teaching, and
social sciences.
Within the Netherlands the UiL OTS is the only research institute
which brings together all these different types of research. The
research policy of UiL OTS is focused on making full use of the added
value associated with this concentration of research and on
strengthening the national and international position of the
institute.
The institute has an opening for the position of a:
Full Professor of Language and Speech Technology (2/10e)
Your task is to conduct research in the field of language and speech
technology with specific attention to possible applications. In
particular you will be expected to further shape and develop the
profile of UiL OTS in this field, and create the conditions to
strengthen the relation between this type of research and the graduate
program and the more advanced parts of the under-graduate program. We
will expect you to further cooperation between UiL OTS researchers and
the industry in the field of language and speech technology; and to
make an effective contribution to the acquisition of external funding
for research in this area. Related research areas within UiL OTS are
computational linguistics, lexicology, and speech analysis and
synthesis. In these fields UiL OTS has regular chairs.
We seek a candidate who is able to further develop this profile both
in teaching and research. The successful candidate has a PhD,
preferably in the field of language and speech technology, has a broad
experience with research in this area and its applications, which
should be documented by a wide range of high quality publications and
successfully concluded projects. The successful candidate has a broad
interest in the field, a clear interest in teaching, and the ability
to stimulate and initate new projects and the willingness to work in
an interdisciplinary setting. The candidate should be an efffective
leader, and have experience in the industrial environment that is
relevant for the position.
We offer an appointment for five years (with the possibility of
extension). For the university the position is officially a so-called
null-appointment. The salary will be provided by the Stichting
Taaltechnologie (Foundation for Language Technology). The contract
will be for 1 day a week. The salary will be set at 20% of the salary
of a full-time professor level A (minimum f. 8887,- and maximum
f. 13.027,- gross per month for a full-time position).
Are you interested? For further information you may contact
Prof. Dr. E. J. Reuland, Academic director UiL OTS, telephone
+31-(0)30-2536019. Please, send your written application, with
curriculum vitae and extensive list of publications, within two weeks
after publication of this advertisement to:
Afdeling Personeel & Organisatie van de Faculteit der Letteren,
c.o A.A. van Fulpen
Kromme Nieuwegracht 46
3512 HJ Utrecht, The Netherlands
or by e-mail to
[log in to unmask]
Please, mention in your mail or letter: vacaturenummer 680045
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Rank of Job: Post-Doctoral Fellow - Teaching & Research
Areas Required: Experimental Linguistics
Other Desired Areas:
University or Organization: University of Alberta
Department: Linguistics
State or Province: Alberta
Country: Canada
Final Date of Application: March 01, 2001
Contact: Gary Libben, Professor & Chair [log in to unmask]
Address for Applications:
University of Alberta, Department of Linguistics
Edmonton
Alberta T6G 2E7
Canada
Post-doctoral position in experimental/theoretical linguistics
The Department of Linguistics at the University of Alberta is inviting
applications for a one-year post-doctoral research/teaching position
beginning July 1, 2001. The goal of the post doctoral position is to
provide the successful candidate the opportunity to engage in
individual and collaborative research within the department and to
gain teaching experience at both the undergraduate and graduate
levels.
The Department of Linguistics has a commitment to empirical and
experimental approaches to linguistic research. Department members
are currently pursuing research projects in experimental phonetics,
psycholinguistics, language impairment, syntax of Amerindian
languages, bilingual language acquisition and phonological,
morphological and semantic aspects of the mental lexicon. The
post-doctoral researcher will have the opportunity to interact with
faculty and graduate students in a collegial and supportive research
environment.
The successful candidate will teach four half-courses in total over
the twelve months. These would include one half course in each of the
summer, fall and spring terms as well as one graduate seminar in the
candidate's area of expertise during the winter term.
The twelve month salary for this position is $30,000 (Canadian). The
candidate's return air fare from point of origin to Edmonton will also
be provided.
A letter of application, curriculum vitae, one sample paper, and the
names of three referees should be sent to:
Gary Libben, Chair, Department of Linguistics, University of Alberta,
Edmonton, AB, T6G 2E7, Canada.
(phone: 780-492-5174; fax: 780-492-0806; Email:
[log in to unmask]).
The deadline for application is March 1, 2001.
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Rank of Job: Visiting Lecturer
Areas Required: Phonology
Other Desired Areas:
University or Organization: Harvard University
Department: Dept. of Linguistics
State or Province: MA 02138
Country: USA
Final Date of Application: March 1, 2001
Contact: Prof. Jay H. Jasanoff [log in to unmask]
Address for Applications:
Linguistics,
305 Boylston Hall,
Harvard University
Cambridge
MA 02138
USA
The Department of Linguistics at Harvard University is seeking to make
a one-year visiting appointment in phonology for the academic year
2001-02. The apppointment will be at the rank of Lecturer.
Applicants should send a detailed curriculum vitae and arrange to have
three letters of recommendation sent to:
Prof. Jay H. Jasanoff
Phonology Search Committee
Department of Linguistics
Harvard University
305 Boylston Hall
Cambridge, MA 02138
To receive full consideration all materials must be received by
Thursday, March 1, 2001.
Harvard University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity
Employer. Qualified women and minority candidates are especially
encouraged to apply.
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JOBS AT CONVERSAY
Conversay is fundamentally changing the way people worldwide
access their online data. We help them talk to it. No mouse. No
keyboard.
We're a Redmond-based company dedicated to enabling
interactive voice access to Internet-based information, using natural spoken
language...anywhere, anytime, on any device, from any network. Today. It's
a tech revolution waiting to happen. Come be a part of it.
We are team-oriented, resourceful, reliable, and believe in
taking risks. We offer excellent benefits, including
pre-IPO stock options, fully paid health insurance for all employees, and a
casual work environment where successes both great and small are celebrated.
Computational Linguist, Prosody
Responsibilities: Assist in the creation and extension of prosodic components
for multiple languages used by Conversay's proprietary text-to-speech and
automatic speech recognition engine. Extend existing prosody module of engine
in order to adapt it to different languages. Create, extend and
maintain new prosody module(s).
Requirements: Advanced degree in Linguistics or Computer Science required;
Ph.D. a strong plus. Previous experience with speech applications desired.
Must have thorough understanding of prosody and phonology.
Knowledge of other areas of linguistics and natural language processing, as
well as knowledge of multiple languages (especially Portuguese, Dutch,
Swedish, Finnish, German, Korean, Japanese, Mandarin or Cantonese
Chinese), a strong plus.
For more information You may send your resume to
[log in to unmask] Be
sure to specify the title of the job which interests you
Speech Engineer, Data Collection
Responsibilities: Provide corpora to support the development of Conversay's
proprietary speech and TTS engines. Implement process and
infrastructure to facilitate the goals of corpora development.
Requirements: B.S. in Speech, Linguistics, or software and/or audio recording
equipment, basic foundation in speech and linguistic sciences (including
familiarity w/ one or more foreign languages), and experience working in
the Windows environment required. Familiarity w/ Perl, Visual Basic and
exp working w/ human subjects a plus.
For more information You may send your resume to
[log in to unmask] Be sure to
specify the title of the job which interests you.
Speech Scientist
Responsibilities: Create, extend and improve core technical resources and
algorithms in the areas of speech recognition and text-to-speech (TTS). Help
develop and apply objective techniques to measure technology improvements
under conditions that reflect Conversay's products and markets. Consult w/
developers on optimal application of the technology. Consult w/ marketing
to access potential new applications.
Requirements: Ph.D. or equivalent in C.S., Electrical Eng. or related, 2+
years exp w/speech technology, exp w/ DSP, Statistics, Acoustic Phonetics,
Search, and algorithm design, knowledge of signal analysis tools, and
programming exp (C/C++, DSP programming, Windows, Unix) required. Exp w/
speech applications a strong plus and knowledge of multiple languages
beneficial.
For more information
You may send your resume to [log in to unmask] Be
sure to specify the title of the job which interests you.
Conversay
15375 NE 90th Street - Redmond, WA 98052
Tel. (425) 636 1895 - Fax: (425) 636 0600
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Material for the March 2001 issue of foNETiks should reach us
by 28 February 2001
Linda Shockey
Department of Linguistic Science
University of Reading
Whiteknights, RG6 6AA
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