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Published: 11 October 2022

Last Updated: 13 October 2022

Organising Committee

Barbara GiliFivela (Università del Salento)

Maria Luisa Fiorella (Università di Bari)

Marco Siniscalchi (Università di Enna-Kore)

Local Committee

Mirko Grimaldi (Università del Salento)

Sonia d’Apolito (Università del Salento)

Anna Chiara Pagliaro (Università del Salento)

Francesco Sigona (Università del Salento)

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Vincenzo Galatà (ISTC-CNR, Padova)

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Published: 11 October 2022

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How to submit your abstract

Abstracts should be written in English or Italian, and should be restricted to 1000-1500 words, excluding references. The abstract, including graphs and references, should not exceed the two pages in A4 format.
Abstracts should be anonymous and submitted in *.pdf format through EasyChair, through the following link:

https://easychair.org/cfp/LECCE2023 

Abstracts will be selected (double blind peer review) for oral or poster presentation, however authors are invited to indicate whether they prefer to present their work in an oral or poster session (the final decision will be made by the organizing committee).

Authors that wish to publish their work in AISV volume that will include a selection of paper presented during the Conference Proceedings (single blind peer review) should submit their paper by May 15th, 2023. Note that being accepted to present during the conference does not guarantee the publication of the work. Further information will be provided at a later stage.

Presentations

Oral presentations will be allotted 15-20 minutes each, which will be followed by a short Q&A session. PowerPoint (.ppt; .pptx) and Adobe PDF (.pdf) are the accepted presentation formats.

Printed posters must be maximum A0 in size (841mm x 1,189mm) and portrait in orientation. The poster session will be preceded by a poster slam where presenters have 1 minute to advertise their poster.

The conference official languages are English and Italian. Oral and poster presentations can be held in Italian, but must be accompanied by a .ppt/.pptx presentation or a poster in English, so as to ensure as much interaction as possible between participants coming from different countries and speaking different languages.

Printing facilities: In case you need to print your poster in Lecce, you can find a number of options in Via Taranto, at a walking distance from the conference venue (e.g., ​​Copisteria Dello Studente, via Taranto 9).

Franco Ferrero Award

We encourage young researchers to apply for the Franco Ferrero Award as for two categories: - Linguistics, Phonetics and Phonology - Speech technologies Authors will notify their intention to apply for the FFA at the time of full paper submission (15th May 2023). In case of papers with multiple authors, the applicant must be the first author. A letter from the tutor or the senior author is also requested, attesting the applicant’s contribution and responsibility for the intellectual work done in the paper.

We strongly encourage young researchers with a non-permanent position who are the unique or first author of the work to consider the possibility to apply when submitting the paper.

For more details, please visit the following website: https://www.aisv.it/it/premio-ferrero.html

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The aim of the conference is thus to provide an interdisciplinary context that fosters communication among scholars from different fields who are interested in the study of oral language.

We invite contributions on normophasic and pathological speech related to:

• Segmental and prosodic characteristics
• Phonetic and phonological features concerning dialects or regional varieties of national languages
• Characteristics of dialogical interaction and pathology specificity
• Aspects related to sociophonetic variation according to genre, age, social class or “community of practice” and impact on pathological and non-pathological speech
• Speech accuracy and intelligibility in neurodegenerative diseases, such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease, and in dysarthria
• Pathology progression and oral language characteristics in neurodegenerative/dementia diseases
• Collection and use of corpora and databases for the acoustic and articulatory analysis of nonpathological and pathological speech
• Speech technologies and linguistic analysis
• Speech technologies, early diagnosis and staging of neurodegenerative diseases and dysarthria

In line with the tradition of the AISV conferences, proposals of studies "on a free topic" concerning any aspect of voice and speech research, will also be welcomed.