BAAP 2022

30/03/2022

BAAP2022 is finally happening next week! Are you all excited as we are? Don't forget to register if you haven't yet:

The British Association of Academic Phoneticians (BAAP) Colloquium 2022 is being hosted by the Department of Language and Linguistic Science at the Univers

08/03/2022

BAAP 2022 is on the horizon and we're excited to announce that registration is now OPEN and our provisional programme is available to view here: https://sites.google.com/york.ac.uk/baap2022york/home/

Registration is £25 (£20 for students), which gets you access to all of our oral and poster sessions, as well as our four practical workshops on:
- the phonetics of talk in interaction
- voice quality synthesis
- careers in phonetics (in academia and industry)
- Bayesian methods

The 2022 Colloquium of the British Association of Academic Phoneticians will be held at the University of York, 4-8 April 2022. For updates, follow us on Twitter and Facebook, and if you have any questions feel free to email us. Registration is now open! The provisional programme is also available

21/09/2021

We're pleased to announce that is going ahead as a virtual conference between 4–8 April next year, with content spread across the week. We're still working on the precise format of the online colloquium and we'll update you all on this in due course. In the meantime, the Call for Papers is now open and we encourage submission in any area of phonetics (also in collaboration with other disciplines). We can't wait to see what you've all been up to!

Call for papers Submissions are welcome in any area of phonetics (and also in collaboration with other disciplines). If you submit more than one abstract, you may only be first author on one (no limits on non-first-author submissions). Your abstract should be a maximum of one page in length (min

16/03/2020

Unfortunately, we have had to postpone due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We are currently looking into alternative dates, and will keep you posted as things develop and we have more information. Stay safe everyone

01/03/2020

The programme will be released very soon (spoiler alert: it's great!). In the meantime, a reminder that early bird registration closes at midnight this coming Friday, 6th March⏳ Details here:

There will also be an additional £6 charge for lunch on the Tuesday (31st March), if you are planning to attend the workshops.

22/01/2020

Registration for is now open! Not only do early birds catch the worm, they also get discounted registration (until 6th March)

There will also be an additional £6 charge for lunch on the Tuesday (31st March), if you are planning to attend the workshops.

09/01/2020

Check your inboxes, notifications have been sent out! We can’t wait to release our exciting programme packed full of talks, posters, and workshops

20/12/2019

As if 3 days of phonetics talks/posters isn't enough, we've also got a full day of workshops planned on March 31st! You can read about them all here:

On Tuesday 31st March, we will host a series of workshops on various topics related to phonetics. Each session will be two hours and we will have three workshops running concurrently in each of the slots. Provisional timings are:

08/11/2019

Don't forget the new deadline is coming up - Tuesday 12th November at 11:59pm UK time. Who else is looking forward to three full days of FUNetics? 🎉🔊🎙️

31/10/2019

For those of you hurriedly writing abstracts in between pumpkin carving, we've got you covered. The deadline has been *extended* to November 12th (11:59pm UK time) - Happy Halloween! 🎃

09/10/2019

We don't mean to alarm you but it's now only 23 days until the call for papers slams shut! Avoid the last-minute rush and get your abstracts in nice and early:

Submissions are welcome in any area of phonetics (and also in collaboration with other disciplines). If you submit more than one abstract, you may only be first author on one oral presentation and one poster presentation (no limits on non-first-author submissions). Your abstract should be a maximum....

20/09/2019

The call for papers is now out! Deadline for submissions 1st November 2019, details here:

Submissions are welcome in any area of phonetics (and also in collaboration with other disciplines). If you submit more than one abstract, you may only be first author on one oral presentation and one poster presentation (no limits on non-first-author submissions). Your abstract should be a maximum....