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Prosodic grouping biases from birth to adulthood in monolingual speakers

LangageOP, Ongoing project

The Iambic-trochaic Law (ITL) is an auditory grouping mechanism according to which sequences of sounds varying in intensity/pitch are grouped as trochees, while those varying in duration are grouped as iambs. We showed that the ITL is modulated by native language,...

Characterisation of the processing of acoustic cues and speech processing in noise in normal-hearing and hearing-impaired children with mild to moderate sensorineural hearing loss – SPINTAE

LangageOP, Ongoing project

Perception of sibilant consonants and understanding of plurals in hearing-impaired children – LaulauH

LangageOP, Ongoing project

The aim of this project is to study the link between the perception of speech in noise and the development of grammar in children, particularly hearing-impaired children with mild to moderate sensorineural hearing loss. More specifically, the aim is to understand the...

Development of the auditory system and speech perception in infants- BabySIN 

LangageOP, Ongoing project

Proccesing phonological information while learning and recognizing words

LangageOP, Ongoing project

Predicting language outcomes in typical development

LangageOP, Ongoing project

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