I’ve been a Maître de Conférences (Associate Professor) in English phonetics at Université de Paris since 2009. January-June 2020 & 2021: full-time CNRS researcher at Laboratoire de Phonétique et Phonologie.
I initially studied translation, then moved to English studies where I developed a keen interest for linguistics and phonetics. I’ve always enjoyed the most technical aspects of my job: working with instruments (ultrasound imaging, EEG, EGG, etc.), programming and data analysis (Praat, R, Matlab, C#, Python, etc.). I’ve been doing this for 20 years so, although I’ve had no formal training, you could probably call me a data scientist.
Solutions pour l’Enseignement de la Phonétique Appliquée aux Langues Étrangères
VoCSI-Telly: Voice and Crime Scene Investigators on Telly
Low-cost EEG for research
Praat
and R
code for a doctoral seminar I teach at Université Paris Diderot.
Forensic Voice Comparison
An IoT
project to monitor the use of resources in our phonetics lab.
The Ohbot Pi - a programmable robot head
- lip-syncs to opera arias.
A super useful software program to record speech corpora
.