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Using Ultrasound Tongue Imaging (UTI), Electroglottography (EGG) and acoustic data, I aim to evaluate the role of the epilaryx in the production of back consonants in Arabic. I continue working on this project (funding ended 2019). Articulatory to acoustic mapping in the production of back consonants in Arabic.The system uses an Arabic variety-independent romanization system integrated within an Arabic variety-independent WebMAUS service.

We have a first fully working system that was released end of 2021 and integrated within WebMAUS 3.8. This is an ongoing collaboration with the MAUS team (The Munich Automatic Segmentation System).

Development of a forced-alignment system for Arabic integrated with the WebMAUS services.

Google scholar OSF GitHub GlobalR meetup ORCID Research Gate I am currently engaged in the following research activities Ministère de l'enseignement supérieur de la recherche et de l'innovationĢ012: Associate Fellow of the Higher Education Academy, Newcastle University, UKĢ002-2007: PhD in Language Sciences option Phonetics and Phonology, University Lyon 2, Lyon, France.Ģ001-2002: MA2 (DEA) in Language Sciences option Phonetics and Phonology, University Lyon 2, Lyon, France.Ģ000-2001: MA1 (Maîtrise) in Language Sciences option Phonetics and Phonology, University Lyon 2, Lyon, France.ġ998-2000: BA in Languages Sciences, University Lyon 2, Lyon, France.ġ994-1998: BA in French Language and Literature, Yarmouk University, Irbid, Jordan.Ģ019-2021: Senior Lecturer in Phonetics, Speech and Language Sciences, ECLS, Newcastle University, UKĢ013-2019: Lecturer in Phonetics, Speech and Language Sciences, ECLS, Newcastle University, UKĢ007-2013: Postdoctoral Research Associate (on three projects): an ESRC-funded 'Phonological acquisition in multilingual settings: the case of Lebanese Arabic' an ESRC-funded 'Psychological Significance of Production Templates in Phonological and Lexical Advance: A Cross-Linguistic Study' and an ARC-funded Discovery Project entitled 'You came TO DIE?! Perceptual adaptation to regional accents as a new lens on the puzzle of spoken word recognition'Ģ001-2007: Assistant lecturer in Acoustic Phonetics and its` application in voice therapy, at the 'Institut des Sciences et Techniques de Réadaptation', Lyon 1 University, Lyon, France.Ģ001-2007: Research Assistant at the 'Laboratoire Dynamique du Langage', CNRS and Lyon 2 University, (several contracts).

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Ministère de l'enseignement supérieur de la recherche et de l'innovationĢ015: Newcastle Teaching Award, Descriptor One of the UK Professional Standards Framework, Newcastle University, UK.Ģ012-2016: Qualification Maître des Conférences, section 7. By examining primary correlates and their enhancement by secondary features allows for fine-grained gradience to be quantified within gradient phonology. I work on multiple languages, mainly on Arabic but also on French, English, Thai, Malayalam, Japanese, Mandarin, Tongan, Spanish, etc.Ģ020-2024: Qualification Professeur des Universités, section 7. I look specifically at the multiplicity of acoustic correlates and their use to define invariants (or relational invariance to be specific), their relationship with articulatory gestures and their impact on perception. My main research interests span multiple areas and the essence of my work is within the Laboratory Phonology framework. I look at the role of fine-phonetic-detail in defining phonological features and their role in speech perception and processing. I am interested in the links between production, perception and learning/acquisition (in L2 and L1, respectively).

I then joined the Université Paris Cité and the Laboratoire de Linguistique Formelle in October 2021 as an MCF in experimental psycholinguistics and phonology.

After completing my PhD in September 2007 at the University Lyon 2, France, I joined Newcastle University, UK, as a Research Associate (2007-2013), then a Lecturer in Phonetics (2013-2019) and then as a Senior Lecturer in Phonetics (2019-2021) ( ncl link).