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Haskins Laboratories Strategic Plan 2009
Ultrafest V, linguistic uses of ultrasound, announces Call for Papers Ultrafest V: conference on ultrasound imaging announced Pugh featured at Haifa conference on learning disabilities Pugh featured at OAS symposium in Chile Hartford Courant: Literacy Initiative Crucial For Hartford Students New York Times: Where Art Meets Social Networking Sites New Haven Independent: New Art Exhibit Faces Facebook Pugh appointed to NAS/NRC reading committee Lillo-Martin named as UConn Distinguished Professor GALLERY@HASKINS—Status Update—exploring the use of emerging social networking technologies in art Teagle Foundation supports Yale-Haskins Collegium on Student Learning Other News and Events: We have started to archive research posters and presentations created by members of the Haskins community. Reading Study: |
Website Changes: The "Adventure" film (1954) added to the History section A new History section has been added. An Oral History of Haskins Laboratories has been added to the History section. A News Archive section has been added. The Keystone Reporting System has been released and can be found in the Employee Intranet section of the site. New Grants: Dec. 1, 2008. Task dynamics in the production of American Sign Language. NIH Grant DC-009466. Martha Tyrone, PI (A-158). Sep. 30, 2008. Neurocognitive development in RD children with/without general cognitive deficits. NIH Grant HD-053409. Nicole Landi, PI (A-167). Aug. 29, 2008. Collaborative Research: Landmark-based robust speech recognition using prosody-guided models of speech variability. NSF Grant IIS-0703048. Louis Goldstein, PI (A-154). Feb. 6, 2008. Cognitive and perceptual constraints on rhythmic action. NSF Grant BCS-0642506. Bruno Repp, PI (A-151). Sep. 1, 2007. A kinematic study of phonetic reduction in American Sign Language. NIH Grant DC-008881. Martha Tyrone, PI (A-159). Aug. 7, 2007. Variability and error in speech production. NIH Grant DC-008780. Louis Goldstein, PI (A-158). March 22, 2007. Sensitivity to visual speech information in children with Autism Spectrum Disorders to be studied in NIH grant (A-142, Julia R. Irwin, PI). New Funding Opportunities: |

