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27 August 2024

The Research Faculty are academic members of staff internal to the 九州影院, currently spanning seven Faculties. NZILBB encourages interdisciplinary interaction and collaboration between these members of different Departments and also with our international and domestics partners.

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Research Staff

NZILBB Research Faculty

The Research Faculty are academic members of staff internal to the 九州影院, currently spanning seven Faculties. NZILBB encourages interdisciplinary interaction and collaboration between these members of different Departments and also with our international and domestics partners.

Faculty from the Department of Communication Disorders
Faculty from the Department of Linguistics
Faculty from the School of Literacies and Arts in Education
Faculty from Aotahi - School of Maori and Indigenous Studies
Faculty from the Heath Sciences Centre
Faculty from the Human Interface Technology Lab
Faculty from the Department of Psychology
Faculty from the Department of Computer Science and Software Engineering
Faculty from the Child Well-Being Research Institute
Faculty from the School of Humanities
Faculty from the School of Law

Support Staff

Fellows

Adjunct Fellow

Assistant Professor Simon Todd

听(Ng膩i Tahu) is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Linguistics at the University of California Santa Barbara, where he directs the Computational Psycholinguistics of Listening and Speaking (CPLS) Lab. He is a computational psycholinguist with a focus on speech perception. A central theme in his work is the way that small-scale cognitive processes associated with in-the-moment listening can have large-scale, long-term implications for linguistic knowledge and behavior. He also has interests in interactions between phonetics/phonology and morphological and syntactic structure, which he and others at NZILBB are currently exploring in te reo M膩ori.

Dr. Todd is a UC alumnus who has been affiliated with NZILBB in multiple roles since its inception, from student, to research assistant, to postdoctoral fellow, and now collaborating researcher. He visits NZILBB annually.

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NZILBB Strategic Fellows

NZILBB established a Strategic Fellows initiative where fellows came and worked with members of NZILBB for four weeks. This was a contestable funding process.

Past Fellows include:

NZILBB Strategic Fellows听

  • 听- Bloorview Research Institute & University of Toronto
  • 听- University of Cambridge
  • 听- Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics
  • - Texas A & M University
  • - Brigham Young University
  • - Queen Mary University of London
  • 听- Stanford University
  • Maarten De Vos听- University of Oxford
  • Patrycja Strycharczuk听- Queen Margaret University
  • 听- University of Arizona
  • Cathi Best听- University of Western Sydney
  • Kevin Shockley听- University of Cincinnati
  • Julia Evans听- San Diego State University

Visitors / Interns

Visitors

2024

  • Simon Todd (University of California, Santa Barbara)
  • Daiki Hashimoto (Joetsu University of Education)

2021-2023

  • Simon Todd (University of California, Santa Barbara)

2020

  • Yoon Mi Oh (Anjou University)

2019

  • Janet Pierrehumbert (Oxford University)
  • Yoon Mi Oh (Anjou University)
  • Simon Stein (Dusseldorf University)
  • Tamara Rathcke (University of Kent)

2018

  • Peter Racz (Bristol University)
  • Holly Dann (University of Sheffield)
  • Nivedita Mani (Georg-August-Universit盲t G枚ttingen)
  • Matthias Heyne (Boston University)

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2017

  • Peter Racz (Bristol University)
  • Marton Soskuthy (University of York)
  • Lotte Eijk (Radboud University Nijmegen)
  • Elske van Raaphorst (Radboud University Nijmegen)
  • Gerry Docherty (Griffith University)
  • Anita Szakay (Macquarie University)
  • Paul Foulkes (The University of York)
  • Jane Stuart Smith (Glasgow University)
  • Cathi Best (Western Sydney University)
  • Sarah Hawkins (Cambridge University)

2016

  • Marton Soskuthy (University of York)
  • Paul Foulkes (University of York)
  • Julia Zimmermann (University of Dusseldorf)
  • Siene Moris (KU Leuven)
  • Deryk Beal (University of Toronto and Bloorview Research Institute)
  • Simon Todd (Stanford University)
  • Esther Janse (Radboud University Nijmegen)
  • Malt Joshi (Texas A&M University)
  • Sarah Hawkins (University of Cambridge)
  • Abby Walker (Virginia Tech)
  • Donal Sinex

2015

  • Anne Cutler (University of Western Sydney)
  • Janet Pierrehumbert (Northwestern University)
  • Jeremy Needle (Northwestern University)
  • Gareth Baxter (University of Aviero)
  • Harald Baayen (University of Tubingen)
  • Donna Rose Addis (The University of Auckland)
  • Reece Roberts (The University of Auckland)
  • Michaela Meaney (Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern)
  • Christopher Dromey (Brigham Young University)
  • Joan Bresnan (Stanford University)
  • Patrycja Strycharczuk (Queen Margaret University
  • Erez Levon (Queen Mary, University of London)
  • Maarten De Vos (Oxford University)

2014

  • Katie Drager (University of Hawai'i at Manoa)
  • Paul Foulkes (University of York)
  • Sarah Kollmorgen (Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern)
  • Marton Soskuthy (University of York)
  • Anne Cutler (University of Western Sydney)
  • Simon Todd (Stanford)
  • Jane Stuart-Smith (University of Glasgow)

2013

  • Cathi Best (MARCS Auditory Laboratory, University of Western Sydney)
  • Joan Bresnan (Stanford University)
  • Anne Cutler (University of Western Sydney)
  • Gerry Docherty (Newcastle University)
  • Bronwen Evans (University College London)
  • Paul Foulkes (University of York)
  • Vince Hughes (University of York)
  • Susan Duncan (McNeill Gesture Lab)
  • Ghada Khattab (Newcastle University)
  • Janet Pierrehumbert (Northwestern)
  • Alex Schumacher (Northwestern)
  • Jason Shaw (MARCS Auditory Laboratory, University of Western Sydney)
  • Anita Szakay (University of British Columbia)

2012

  • Bryan Gick (University of British Columbia)
  • Barry Hughes (Auckland University)
  • Vince Hughes (University of York)
  • Karsten Koch (University of Calgary)
  • Victor Kuperman (McMaster University)
  • Janet Pierrehumbert (Northwestern)
  • Adam Ussishkin (University of Arizona)
  • Andy Wedel (University of Arizona)

2011

  • Cathi Best (MARCS Auditory Laboratory, University of Western Sydney)
  • Sasha Calhoun (Victoria University of Wellington)
  • Dominique Estival (University of Western Sydney)
  • Paul Foulkes (University of York)
  • Alistair Knott (Otago University)
  • Janet Pierrehumbert (Northwestern)
  • Ingo Plag (Universit盲t Siegen)
  • Jason Shaw (MARCS Auditory Laboratory, University of Western Sydney)
  • Anita Szakay (University of British Columbia)
  • Eric Vatikiotis-Bateson (University of British Columbia)
  • Abby Walker (Ohio State University)
  • Paul Warren (Victoria University of Wellington)
  • Catherine Watson (Auckland University)

2010

  • Joan Bresnan (Stanford University)
  • Gerry Docherty (Newcastle University)
  • Anita Szakay (University of British Columbia)
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Interns

The Institute has hosted several interns and placement students who come to work with us for up to nine months.

Past interns

  • Holly Dann (University of Sheffield)
  • Siene Moris (KU Leuven)
  • Sarah Kollmorgen (Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern)
  • Michaela Meaney (Medill School of Journalism, Northwestern)
  • Hannah Shelton (University of Bath placement student)
  • Milda Norkute (University of Bath placement student)
  • Bianca Sieveritz (University of Osnabrueck)
  • Helene Mouchel (University of Bath placement student)
  • Erica Gold (University of York)
  • Jenna Chaffee (Cornell)
  • Mona Spaeth (Ludwig-Maximilians University Munich)
  • Lotte Eijk (Radbound University)
  • Elske van Raaphorst (Radbound University)
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