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

Feeling Your Words-- "Somatosensory function in speech perception" study by Takayuki Ito, Mark Tiede, and David J. Ostry, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences

Haskins helps sponsor 2nd ASA Special Workshop on Speech: Cross  Language speech perception and variations in linguistic experience

GALLERY@HASKINS—Status Update—exploring the use of emerging social  networking technologies in art

Speech motor learning in profoundly deaf adults—David Ostry and Sazzad M. Nasir publish study in Nature Neuroscience

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:
Dr. Leonard Katz is conducting a Reading Study. Go here for more information.

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. 22, 2008. Somatosensory function in speech learning and perception. NIH Grant DC-009064. Takayuki Ito, PI (A-169).

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:
Be sure to check the Grants page to find out about funding opportunities and grants-related information.