PhD Positions in Phonological Development, Macquarie University, Sydney

[Katherine Demuth]

*PhD Positions in Phonological Development, Macquarie University*

The Child Language Lab at Macquarie University's Centre for Language 
Sciences has several positions for PhD students and postdocs to conduct 
research /_on phonological and morphological development_/.We are 
especially interested in recruiting those with/strong quantitative, 
experimental, and phonetics/ background to explore issues in /_early 
speech perception and production_/ in typical, language/hearing 
impaired, bilingual, and L2 populations.

The Centre for Language Sciences (CLaS) is housed in the Linguistics 
Department at Macquarie University in Sydney, Australia.It has close 
connections with MACCS (Macquarie Center for Cognitive Science), NAL 
(the National Acoustics Lab), and is part of the new Centre of 
Excellence for Cognition and its Disorders, where language in SLI and 
autistic populations will also be explored. All will be soon housed in 
the Hearing Hub - a state-of the art hearing and language research 
'hub', with MEG, EEG, infant speech perception lab, language production 
lab, eye-tracking, computational linguistics expertise, and many other 
research facilities.

For more information contact Katherine Demuth: katherine.demuth at mq.edu.au

Katherine Demuth, Professor

Department of Linguistics

Centre for Language Sciences (CLaS)

Macquarie University, NSW 2109

Sydney, Australia

Phone +61 (0) 2 9850 8783

Fax +61 (0) 2 9850 9352

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