Prof. Pat Keating  UCLA Linguistics Dept.  3125 Campbell Hall  Los Angeles CA 90095-1543  keating@humnet.ucla.edu  310-794-6316                                                    Office: 2101J Campbell.  Current quarter's office hours.

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(above: Pat Keating with son at Disneyland, years ago)       (If you think that isn't the sort of picture that should be here, try these.)

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I am a professor of linguistics, specializing in phonetics, the science of the speech sounds used in languages.  I have been at UCLA since 1981, and since 1991
I have been the director of the UCLA Phonetics Lab.  On this page you can find out about my current research projects, and also about Mss in Preparation, Publications in Books and Journals, Conference and Working Papers, Talks and Conference Presentations, my CV (including courses taught and former Ph.D. students), and some Personal information.

Research Interests

I have four current interests:

1. Linguistic uses of phonation across languages: a new project with Christina Esposito, Jody Kreiman, and Abeer Alwan, with funding from NSF.  (This project now has a collaborative website at UCLA, but currently access is restricted to the group. Eventually all recordings and software tools will be made public.)
2. Phonological and speech perception deficits of dyslexic children, a long-term project with Frank Manis at USC, and others. We have shown that it's the children with more general language difficulties who perceive speech less categorically; in the future we intend to focus more on those children who lack phonemic segmentations of speech, yet who have no apparent speech perception difficulty.   An off-shoot of this project is an interest in how children might come to segment speech into phone-sized segments.  Some of the materials (scripts, files) for experiments conducted in this project are posted here. The UCLA part of this project is now basically over.
3. Optical phonetics (visual speech perception), with Lynne Bernstein at the House Ear Institue, and others. How is highly-intelligible visual speech different from not-so-intelligible visual speech -- in what way(s) are the more intelligible talkers articulating differently? Also, how much of interior (inside the vocal tract, and largely invisible) articulation can be recovered from the face? In this project I am especially concerned with the visual perception of optical prosody. Although the grant for this project is long over, there are still papers coming out of it. Information about the project facilities and some demos are posted at the House Ear Institute website.
4. How the Prosodic Hierarchy affects consonant articulation (hypothesis: consonants show fortition initially in every domain; this effect is cumulative up the hierarchy).  This was shown to be at least partly so for four languages: English, French, Korean, Taiwanese (see below for mss and papers, see also volume 97 of Working Papers in Phonetics, from July 1999) . Although the grant for this project is long over, there are still papers coming out of it. Sample data from French and Korean are given on the Phonetics Lab's webpage.

· For more information, see not only the papers listed below, but also the research projects page of the Phonetics Lab.

Recent Presentations and Mss in Preparation

• in press, Language and Speech, "Optical Phonetics and Visual Perception of Lexical and Phrasal Stress in English", Scarborough, Keating, Mattys, Cho, Alwan (ms. pdf)
  

Publications in Books and Journals

• J. Jiang, A. Alwan, P. Keating, E. Auer, and L. Bernstein:  "Similarity structure in visual speech perception and optical phonetic signals", Perception and Psychophysics: 69 (7), 1070-1083 (2007) (ms pdf)
• J. Bruno, F. Manis, P. Keating, A. Sperling, J. Nakamoto, M. Seidenberg: "Auditory Word Identification in Dyslexic and Normally Achieving Readers", J. Experimental Child Psychology: 97 (3), 183-204 (2007)
• P. Keating: “Phonetic Encoding of Prosodic Structure”, in Speech production: Models, phonetic processes, and techniques, edited by J. Harrington & M. Tabain, pp. 167-186.  Macquarie Monographs in Cognitive Science,  Psychology Press, New York and Hove (2006)  (pdf)
• F. Manis and P. Keating: “Speech Perception in Dyslexic Children With and Without Language Impairments”, in The connections between language and reading disabilities, edited by H. W. Catts & A. G. Kamhi.   Erlbaum, Mahwah, NJ (2005) (pdf)
  
• P. Keating, T. Cho, C. Fougeron, and C. Hsu: "Domain-initial articulatory strengthening in four languages" in Phonetic Interpretation (Papers in Laboratory Phonology 6), edited J. Local, R. Ogden, R. Temple, Cambridge University Press, pp. 143-161 (2003) (pdf version of final draft)  (pdf of bad scan)
• J. Jiang, A. Alwan, P.A. Keating, E.T. Auer, and L.E. Bernstein, "On the relationship between face movements, tongue movements and speech acoustics," special issue (on joint audio-visual speech processing) of EURASIP Journal on Applied Signal Provessing 11: 1174-1188 (Nov. 2002) (pdf)
• P. Keating, "Coarticulation and timing", revised entry in second edition of Oxford International Encyclopedia of Linguistics (2002)
• P. Keating, "Articulatory Phonetics", in International Encyclopedia of the Social and Behavioral Sciences, Elsevier Science Limited (2001), pp. 11381-6
• T. Cho and P. Keating: "Articulatory strengthening at the onset of prosodic domains in Korean", J. Phonetics 28:155-190  (2001) (pdf)
• M. Joanisse, F. Manis, P. Keating, M. Seidenberg: "Language Deficits in Dyslexic Children: Speech Perception, Phonology and Morphology", J. Expt. Ch. Psych., 77: 30-60 (2000). (pdf)  
• P. Keating, "Phonetics", Ch. 11 in V. Fromkin (ed.): Linguistics: An Introduction to Linguistic Theory, Blackwells (2000)
• P. Keating: "Phonetics", in The MIT Encyclopedia of the Cognitive Sciences, edited by R.Wilson and F. Keil, MIT Press, pp. 336-7 (1999)
• F. R. Manis, M. S. Seidenberg, L. Stallings, M. Joanisse, C. Bailey, L. Freedman, S. Curtin, and P. Keating, "Development of Dyslexic Subgroups: A One-Year Follow-Up", Annals of Dyslexia 49, 105-131 (1999) (pdf of scan)
• F. R. Manis, C. McBride-Chang, M. S. Seidenberg, P. Keating, L M. Doi, B. Munson, and A. Petersen: "Are speech perception deficits associated with developmental dyslexia?", J. Exp. Child Psych. 66, 211-235 (1997) (pdf)
• C. Fougeron and P. A. Keating: "Articulatory strengthening at edges of prosodic domains", J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 101, 3728-3740 (1997) [abstract] [pdf]
• P. A. Keating: "The Phonology-Phonetics Interface", in Interfaces in Phonology, edited by U. Kleinhenz , pp. 262-278, Studia grammatica 41, Akademie Verlag, Berlin (1996) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating, B. Lindblom, J. Lubker, & J. Kreiman: "Variability in jaw height for segments in English and Swedish VCVs", J. Phonetics 22 , 407-422 (1994) (pdf of scan)
• P. Keating: "Review: The Oxford Acoustic Phonetic Database on Compact Disc, edited by J.B. Pickering and B.S. Rosner", J. Phonetics 22 , 333-337 (1994)
• P. A. Keating (ed.): Phonological Structure and Phonetic Form: Papers in Laboratory Phonology III , Cambridge U. Press (1994)
• P. Keating, D. Byrd, E. Flemming, Y. Todaka: "Phonetic analyses of word and segment variation using the TIMIT corpus of American English", Speech Communication 14, 131-142 (1994) [pdf]
• P. Keating and A. Lahiri: "Fronted velars, palatalized velars, and palatals". Phonetica 50 : 73-101 (1993) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "On phonetics/phonology interactions", Phonetica 48: 221-22 (1991)
• P. A. Keating: "Coronal places of articulation", in The Special Status of Coronals , ed. C. Paradis & J.-F. Prunet, Academic Press, pp. 29-48 (1991) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "Co-articulation and timing", in Oxford International Encyclopedia of Linguistics , ed. W. Bright, Oxford University Press (1991)
• P. A. Keating: "Phonetic representations in a generative grammar", J. Phonetics 18 , 321-334 (1990) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "The window model of coarticulation: articulatory evidence", in Papers in Laboratory Phonology I , ed. J. Kingston & M. Beckman, Cambridge University Press, pp. 451-470 (1990)  (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "Underspecification in phonetics", Phonology 5.2 , 275-292 (1988) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "The Phonology-Phonetics Interface", in Linguistics: The Cambridge Survey , Volume I: Grammatical Theory , ed. F. Newmeyer, Cambridge University Press, 281-302 (1988) (pdf of scan)
• J. R. Westbury & P. A. Keating: "On the naturalness of stop consonant voicing", Journal of Linguistics 22 , 145-166 (1986) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "Universal phonetics and the organization of grammars", Phonetic Linguistics, ed. V. Fromkin, Academic Press, 115-132 (1985) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating & M. K. Huffman: "Vowel variation in Japanese", Phonetica 41, 191-207 (1984) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating: "Phonetic and phonological representation of stop consonant voicing", Language 60.2 , 286-319 (1984) [pdf]
• P. A. Keating, W. Linker, & M. Huffman: "Patterns in allophone distribution for voiced and voiceless stops", Journal of Phonetics 11 , 277-290 (1983) (pdf of scan)    [abstract] 
• P. A. Keating: "Comments on the jaw and syllable structure", Journal of Phonetics 11 , 410-406 (1983) [abstract]
• P. A. Keating: "Review of Yeni-Komshian et al. (eds.)", Language 58.3 , 719-721 (1982)
• C. A. Kubaska & P. A. Keating: "Word duration in early child speech", Journal of Speech and Hearing Research 24 , 615-21 (1981) (pdf of scan) [abstract]
• P. A. Keating, M. J. Mikos, & W. F. Ganong III: "A cross-language study of range of voice onset time in the perception of initial stop voicing", Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 70.5 , 1261-1271 (1981)  [pdf]
• P. A. Keating: "Patterns of fundamental frequency and vocal registers", Infant Communication: Cry and Early Speech, ed. T. Murry and J. Murry, College-Hill Press (1980) (pdf of scan)
• P. A. Keating & S. E. Blumstein: "The effects of transition length on the perception of stop consonants", Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 664.1, 57-64 (1978) [pdf] 
• P. A. Keating & R. D. Buhr: "Fundamental frequency in the speech of infants and children", Journal of the Acoustical Society of America 63.2, 567-571 (1978) [pdf]

Conference and Working Papers  

• T. Cho and P. Keating: "Effects of initial position versus prominence in English", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics #106, pp. 1-33 (2007) (link)
  
• J. Bruno, F. R. Manis, P. Keating, A. Sperling, J. Nakamoto, M. Seidenberg: "Auditory Word Identification in Dyslexic and Normally Achieving Readers",  UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics #105, pp. 92-117 (2007) (link)
• P. Keating and C. Esposito: "Linguistic Voice Quality", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics #105, pp. 85-91 (2007) (link)
• Rebecca Scarborough, Patricia Keating, Marco Baroni, Taehong Cho, Sven Mattys, Abeer Alwan, Edward Auer Jr., and Lynne Bernstein: "Optical Cues to the Visual Perception of Lexical and Phrasal Stress in English", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics #105, pp. 118-124 (2007) (link) 
  
• M. Iseli, Y. Shue, M. A. Epstein, P. Keating, J. Kreiman and A. Alwan: “Voice Source Correlates of Prosodic Features in American English: A Pilot Study”, proceedings of Interspeech 2006 (ICSLP) (2006) (pdf)
• R. Scarborough, P. Keating, M. Baroni, T. Cho, S. Mattys, A. Alwan, E. Auer Jr., L. E. Bernstein: "Optical Cues to the Visual Perception of Lexical and Phrasal Stress in English",  Speech Prosody 2006 (Proceedings of the 3rd International Conference on Speech Prosody), Dresden: TUDpress Verlag. 217-220 (2006) (pdf)
  
• P. Keating: “Linguistic Phonetics in the UCLA Phonetics Lab”, UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 103, pp. 12-29 (2004)  (link)
• Frank Manis and Patricia Keating: “Speech Perception in Dyslexic Children With and Without Language Impairments”, UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 103, pp. 30-47 (2004) (link)
• Patricia Keating: “Phonetic Encoding of Prosodic Structure”, UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics #103, pp. 48-63 (2004) (link)
• P. Keating: "Phonetic encoding of prosodic structure", in Proceedings of the 6th International Seminar on Speech Production, Macquarie University, edited S. Palethorpe and M. Tabain, pp. 119-124 (2003) (pdf version)
• P. Keating, M. Baroni, S. Mattys, R. Scarborough, A. Alwan, E. Auer, and L. Bernstein: “Optical Phonetics and Visual Perception of Lexical and Phrasal Stress in English”, Proc. 15th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences: 2071-2074  (2003) (pdf of proceedings version)  (powerpoint of poster)
• P. Keating: “Phonetic and other influences on voicing contrasts”, Proc. 15th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences: 375-378 (2003) (pdf version)
• P. Keating and S. Shattuck-Hufnagel, "A Prosodic View of Word Form Encoding for Speech Production", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics #101, August 2002, pp. 112-156 (pdf version) 
• J. Jiang, A. Alwan, L.E. Bernstein, E.T. Auer, and P.A. Keating,  "PREDICTING FACE MOVEMENTS FROM SPEECH ACOUSTICS USING SPECTRAL DYNAMICS," Proc. IEEE ICME (International Conference on Multimedia and Expo): 181-184 (2002) (pdf)
• J. Jiang, A. Alwan, L. Bernstein, E. Auer, and P. Keating, "Similarity structure in perceptual and physical measures for visual consonants across talkers," Proc. IEEE ICASSP, 2002, Orlando, pp. 441-444 (pdf file)
• J. Jiang, A. Alwan, L. Bernstein, P. Keating, E. Auer: “On the Correlation between Orofacial Movements, Tongue Movements and Speech Acoustics”, Proceedings of 6th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing ICSLP-2000, Volume 1, pp. 42-45 (2000). (pdf file)
• W. Hayashi et al.: "Domain-initial strengthening in Taiwanese: a follow-up study", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 97: 152-156 (1999) (pdf copy of Working Papers version, but results from this paper have been incorporated into Keating et al. revised paper for LabPhon6, pdf copy here)
• P. Keating, R. Wright, J. Zhang: "Word-level asymmetries in consonant articulation", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 97: 157-173 (1999) (pdf copy of later version submitted for publication)
• T. Cho and P. Keating: "Articulatory strengthening at the onset of prosodic domains in Korean", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 97: 100-138 (1999) (see above for link to final version published in J. Phonetics)
• P. Keating, T. Cho, C. Fougeron, C. Hsu.: "Domain-initial strengthening in four languages", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 97: 139-151 (1999) (pdf version of final draft published in LabPhon6 volume, 2003)
• M. Joanisse et al.: "Language Deficits in Dyslexic Children: Speech Perception, Phonology and Morphology", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 96: 135-161 (1998) (pdf version of later, final draft; now published in J. Expt. Child Psych, can be read on-line at http://www.idealibrary.com)
• P. Keating and F. Manis: "The Keating-Manis Phoneme Deletion Test", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 96 (October 1998) written description
• P. A. Keating: "Word-level phonetic variation in large speech corpora", paper presented at The Word as a Phonetic Unit in October 1997, ZAS Papers in Linguistics 11, ed. A. Alexiadou et al., pp. 35-50 (1998) (pdf copy of paper)
• C. Fougeron, P. Keating: "Variations in velic and lingual articulation depending on prosodic position: Results for 2 French speakers", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 92: 88-96 (1997); also on Web-SLS, the electronic European Student Fournal of Language and Speech (1997)
• C. Fougeron, P. Keating: "The influence of prosodic position on velic and lingual articulation in French: evidence from EPG and airflow data", Proceedings of 1st ESCA Tutorial and Research Workshop on Speech Production Modeling (1996)
• P. Keating: "Segmental Phonology and Non-Segmental Phonetics", Proceedings ICPhS 95 Stockholm 3 , 26-32 (1995)
• P. Keating: "Effects of Prosodic Position on /t,d/ Tongue/Palate Contact", Proceedings ICPhS 95 Stockholm 3, 432-435 (1995)
• P. Keating, M. MacEachern, A. Shryock: "Segmentation and labeling of single words from spontaneous telephone conversations", manual written for the Linguistic Data Consortium, UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 88, 91-120 (1994)  (pdf of scan, some figures poor quality)   (good pdf of just the figures)
• P. Keating: "Comments on privative vs. binary features", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 85 : 1-5 (1993)
• P. Keating: "Phonetic representation of palatalization vs. fronting", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 85 : 6-21 (1993)
• P. Keating, B. Blankenship, D. Byrd, E. Flemming, Y. Todaka: "Phonetic analyses of the TIMIT corpus of American English", Proceedings of the 1992 International Conference on Spoken Language Processing, Volume 1: 823-826 (1992).
• P. A. Keating: "Phonetics in the next ten years", in Actes du XIIeme Congres International des Sciences Phonetiques, Volume 1, pp. 112-119, University of Provence, Aix-en-Provence, France (1991)
• J.-D. Choi & P. Keating: "Vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in three Slavic languages", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 78 : 78-86 (1991)
• P. A. Keating: "Palatals as complex segments: X-ray evidence", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 69 : 77-91 (1988).
• P. A. Keating: "A survey of phonological features", distributed by IULC (1988; third printing 1992)
• P. A. Keating: "CV Phonology, Experimental Phonetics, and Coarticulation", paper presented at the Colloque "Phonologie Pluri-Lineaire", June 1985, Lyons, France; UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 62 (1985)
• P. A. Keating: "Linguistic and nonlinguistic effects on the perception of vowel duration", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 60, 20-39 (1985)
• P. A. Keating: "Aerodynamic modeling at UCLA", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 59, 18-28 (1984)
• P. A. Keating: "Physiological effects on stop consonant voicing", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 59, 29-34 (1984)
• P. A. Keating, M. Huffman, & E. Jackson: "Vowel allophones and the vowel- formant phonetic space", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 59, 50-61 (1984)
• P. A. Keating & W. Linker: "Physiological motivations for phonetic naturalness", UCLA Working Papers in Phonetics 54 , 57-65 (1982)

Talks and conference presentations (in chronological, not reverse, order)

• “Mothers' simplification of phonetic input to their children in English” (Moslin, Keating), paper presented at the Spring 1977 meeting of the Acoustical Society of America at Penn State; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 61 S7(A) (1977)
• "Voicing distinction in Polish word-initial stop consonants" (Moslin, Keating), paper presented at the Fall 1977 meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Miami Beach; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 62 S25(A) (1977)
• "Spectrographic effects of register shifts in speech production" (Buhr, Keating), paper presented at the Fall  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1977; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 62 S25(A) (1977)
• "The perception of voice onset time in Polish" (Mikos, Keating, Moslin), paper presented at the Spring 1978  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Providence; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 63 S19(A) (1978)
• "Variation in the duration of words" (Keating, Kubaska), paper presented at the Spring  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1978; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 63 S56(A) (1978)
• "Perception of vowel length in Czech and English", paper presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America in Dec. 1978 (1978)
• "Fundamental frequency and vocal registers in the speech of prelinguistic infants", paper presented at the April 1979 workshop of the New England Child Language Association at Boston University. (1979)
• "A cross-language difference in the perception of voicing", paper presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America in Dec. 1979 in Los Angeles. (1979)
• "Mechanisms of stop-consonant release for different places of articulation" (Keating, Westbury, Stevens), paper presented at the Spring  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1980; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 67 S93(A) (1980)
• "Central representation of vowel duration" (Westbury, Keating), paper presented at the Spring  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1980; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 63 S37(A) (1980)
• "Voice Onset Time in Polish and English" (Mikos, Keating), paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages, Dec. 1980 in Houston. (1980)
• "A model of stop consonant voicing and a theory of markedness" (Westbury, Keating), paper presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America in Dec. 1980. (1980)
• "Biological constraints on language variation", paper presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America in Dec. 1980. (1980)
• "Selective adaptation of VOT in Polish" (Ganong, Keating), paper presented at the Spring  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1981; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 69 S115(A) (1981)
• "Physiological motivations for phonetic naturalness" (Keating, Linker), paper presented at the Conference on Causality and Linguistic Change at UCLA in May 1982. (1982)
• "Patterns in allophone distribution for voiced and voiceless stops" (Keating, Linker), paper presented at the annual meeting of the Linguistic Society of America in Dec. 1982. (1982)
• "Physiological effects on stop consonant voicing", paper presented at the Spring  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1983; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 73 S47(A) (1983)
• "On universal phonetic constraints", Tenth International Congress of Phonetic Sciences, Utrecht, August 1983.  (1983)
• "Vowel allophones and the vowel-formant phonetic space" (Keating, Huffman, Jackson), paper presented at the Fall  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1983; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 74 S90(A) (1983)
• John Tracy Clinic for the Deaf, Los Angeles (1984)
• Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm (1984)
• Stockholm University (1984)
• University of Port Harcourt, Nigeria (1984)
• Haskins Laboratories (1984)
• “An aerodynamic account of some patterns of allophonic variation”, Colloquium at UC San Diego in Feb.1984  (1984)
•  “CV Phonology, experimental phonetics, and coarticulation”, paper presented at “Colloque Phonologie Pluri-Lineaire, Lyons, France, Summer 1985  (1985)
• California State University, Fullerton (1985)
• “Phonological patterns in coarticulation”, paper presented at Annual meeting of LSA, Dec. 1985 in Seattle  (1985)
• Linguistics Department, Cornell University, 2 talks, January 1986  (1986)
• “Cross-language differences in coarticulation”, Linguistics Dept. Colloquium at U. Michigan in Feb. 1986
• “Phonetic naturalness and stop consonant voicing”, Speech Department Colloquium at U. Michigan in Feb. 1986
• “Coarticulation across secondary articulations”, paper presented at the Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1986; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 79 S1, p. S37 (1986)
• “Acoustic study of Russian vowel allophones”, paper presented at the Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1987; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 81 S1, pp. S67-S68 (1987)
• Presentations on phonetic transcription and the IPA to Victor Zue’s speech recognition group at MIT (1987)
• “Palatals as complex coronals: X-ray evidence", paper presented at Annual meeting of LSA, Dec. 1987 in San Francisco (1987)
•  “Some mechanisms of coarticulation: articulatory evidence”, paper presented at the First Conference on Laboratory Phonology, Ohio State U., in June 1987 (this title was later changed to The Window Model of Coarticulation)   (1987)
• “Tongue body features for consonants: Articulatory evidence”, paper presented at a Workshop on Distinctive Feature Theory, USC, in Feb. 1987  (1987)
• “Phonetic Assimilation”, Paper presented April 2, 1987 – somewhere  (1987)
• “Comments on Clements’s paper”, UCLA Workshop on Segment Structure, October 1987  (1987)
•  “Cross-language effects of vowels on consonant onsets” (Keating & Cohn), paper presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in 1988; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 84 S1, p. S84 (1988)
• “Phonetics-phonology interface”, paper presented at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics in Nijmegen, Netherlands, in Fall 1988  (1988)
• “Underspecification in phonetics”, paper presented at Workshop of Dutch Phonologists in Leiden, Netherlands, in September 1988  (1988)
• “Coronal places of articulation”, Linguistics Department Colloquium, UC Santa Cruz, Nov. 10 1989  (1989)
• “Phonetic analyses of the TIMIT corpus of American English”, Speech Communication Group, MIT (1990)
•  “Phonetic representation”, Annual Phonology Conference, U. Arizona, March 1990; Linguistics Department Colloquium, MIT, April 20, 1990; Linguistics Department Colloquium, Cornell, Sept. 4 1990  (1990)
• “Articulatory and acoustic differences between palatal and velar stops” (Keating, Lahiri), paper presented at the Fall  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in San Diego, Nov. 1990; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 88, S80  (1990)
• “Vowel-to-vowel coarticulation in Slavic languages “ (Choi, Keating), paper presented at the Fall  meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in San Diego, Nov. 1990; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 88, S54 (1990)
• “Phonetic representation of palatalization vs. fronting”, invited conference presentation at “The Organization of Phonology: Features and Domains” at U. Illinois, May 4 1991  (1991)
• “Comments on privative vs. binary features”, invited discussion at UC Santa Cruz/LSA workshop on features, July 17 1991   (1991)
• “Phonetics in the next ten years”, invited plenary paper presented at the 11th  International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Aix-en-Provence, Aug. 1991
• “Underspecification and phonetic interpretation of features”, invited departmental colloquium at USC, Nov. 1991   (1991)
• “Phonetic analyses of the TIMIT corpus of American English” (Keating, Blankenship, Flemming, Todaka), paper presented at ICSLP-92 in Banff, Oct. 1992
• “Phonetic analyses of the TIMIT corpus of American English”, talk for the speech recognition group at MIT, 1993(?)
• “Phonetic analyses of the TIMIT computerized corpus of American English”, invited paper presented at a Korean conference via videoconferencing, 1993(?)
• “Effects of position-in-syllable on consonant articulation and acoustics” (Keating, Wright), poster presented at the Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Cambridge, June 1994; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 95, 2819   (1994)
• ”The Phonology-Phonetics Interface” invited paper presented at the “Conference on Interfaces in Phonology” in Berlin, March 1995 
• “Demarcating prosodic groups with articulation” (Fougeron, Keating), paper presented at the Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Washington DC, June 1995; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 97, 3384    (1995)
• “Effects of prosodic position on /t,d/ tongue/palate contact”, poster presented at 12th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Stockholm, Aug. 1995
• “Segmental phonology and non-segmental phonetics”, invited symposium paper presented at 12th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Stockholm, Aug. 1995
• “The influence of prosodic position on velic and lingual articulation in French: Evidence from EPG and airflow data” (Fougeron, Keating), paper presented at the ESCA Workshop on Speech Production and Modeling in Autrans, May 1996
•  “Pronunciation variability in the Switchboard corpus” (Fulop, Keating), poster presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Honolulu, Dec. 1996; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 100, 2759    (1996)
• “Prosodic domain effects in real-word English sentences”,  poster presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Honolulu, Dec. 1996; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 100, 2824   (1996)
• "Word-level phonetic variation in large speech corpora", paper presented at “The Word as a Phonetic Unit” in Berlin, October 1997
• “Word-level phonetic effects on English consonant articulation” invited paper presented at “The Word as a Phonological Unit” in Berlin, October 1997
• “Word–initial versus word–final consonant articulation”,  poster presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America  in San Diego, December 1997; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 102, 3094    (1997)
•  “Domain-initial articulatory strengthening in four languages”, invited keynote paper presented at Texas Linguistics Society Conference “Exploring the Boundaries Between Phonetics and Phonology” in Austin, March 1998
• Initial strengthening and coarticulatory resistance” poster presented at the  Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Norfolk, October 1998; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 104, 1778    (1998)
• “Domain-initial articulatory strengthening in four languages” (Keating, Cho, Fougeron, Hsu), paper presented at the Sixth Conference in Laboratory Phonology in York, July 1998
•  “Phonology, Reading, and Dyslexia” (Seidenberg, Keating), SoCal Linguistics Circle presentation at UCLA, Fall 1998
• “Language Deficits in Dyslexia” (Joanisse, Manis, Keating, Seidenberg), paper presented at the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading in San Diego, 1998
• “Speech Perception in Subtypes of Developmental Dyslexia” (Joanisse, Manis, Keating, Seidenberg), poster presented at the Society for Research in Child Development in Alberquerque, April 1999
• “Which dyslexic children have speech perception difficulties?” (Keating, Joanisse, Manis & Seidenberg), poster presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Columbus, November 1999; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 106, 2245     (1999)
• “Development of a facility for simultaneous recordings of acoustic, optical (3-D motion and video), and physiological speech data” (Bernstein, Auer,  Chaney, Alwan, Keating), poster presented at the Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Atlanta, May 2000; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 107, 2887  (2000)
• “On the correlation between orofacial movements, tongue movements, and speech acoustics” (Jiang, Alwan, Keating & Bernstein), poster presented at the Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Atlanta, May 2000; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 107, 2904  (2000)
• “On the correlation between articulatory and acoustic data” (Jiang, Alwan, Keating, Bernstein & Auer), poster presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Newport Beach, November 2000; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 108, 2508  (2000)
• “Articulation of word and sentence stress” (Keating, Cho, Baroni, Mattys, Bernstein, Chaney & Alwan), poster presented at  the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Newport Beach, November 2000; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 108, 2466   (2000)
• “A phonetician’s view of phonological encoding”, invited paper presented at 7th Conference in Laboratory Phonology in Nijmegen, July 2000
• “On the correlation between facial movements, tongue movements and speech acoustics” (Jiang, Alwan, Bernstein, Keating & Auer), presented at 6th International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP) in Beijing, Oct. 2000
• “The UCLA Phonetics Lab”, invited departmental colloquium presented at Panasonic Speech Technology Laboratory in Santa Barbara, August 2001
• “Predicting face movements from speech acoustics using spectral dynamics” (Jiang, Alwan, Bernstein, Auer & Keating),  presented at International Conference on Multimedia and Expo in Lausanne, 2002
• “Similarity structure in perceptual and physical measures for visual consonants across talkers,” (Jiang, Alwan, Bernstein, Auer & Keating), presented at International Conference on Acoustics Speech and Signal Processing in Orlando,  2002
• “Phonetic and other influences on voicing contrasts” invited symposium paper presented at 15th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences  in Barcelona, August 2003
• “Optical Phonetics and Visual Perception of Lexical and Phrasal Stress in English” (Keating, Baroni, Mattys, Scarborough, Alwan, Auer & Bernstein), poster presented at 15th International Congress of Phonetic Sciences in Barcelona, August 2003 (powerpoint of poster)
• “Domain-initial articulatory strengthening”, invited departmental colloquium presented at UCSB, Fall 2003
• “Phonetic coding of prosodic structure”, invited keynote paper presented at 6th International Seminar on Speech Production in Sydney, Dec. 2003
• “Optical phonetics and visual perception of lexical and phrasal boundaries in English (Auer, Kim, Keating, Scarborough, Alwan, Bernstein), poster presented at the Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in San Diego, November 2004; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 116, 2644
• “Linguistic phonetics in the UCLA Phonetics Lab”, invited paper presented at the “Sound to Sense Conference” at MIT,  June 2004
• “Speech identification and discrimination by dyslexic children”, invited paper presented at workshop on speech perception at  U. Konstanz , June 2004
• “Perception of coarticulation in gated words by dyslexic and non-dyslexic children” (Keating, Manis, Bruno, Nakamoto), poster presented atthe  Spring meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Vancouver, May 2005; abstract appears as J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 117, 2607 (pdf )
• “Influence of prosodic factors on segment articulations and acoustics in English” (Keating and Cho), poster presented at the  Fall meeting of the Acoustical Society of America in Minneapolis, October 2005; abstract appears as  J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 118, 2026 (pdf)
• “Voice Source Correlatesof Prosodic Features in American English: a Pilot Study” (Iseli, Shue, Epstein, Keating, Kreiman, Alwan), talk presented at International Conference on Spoken Language Processing (ICSLP) in Pittsburgh,  Sept. 2006 (pdf) (oral presentation, revised from printed paper)
•  “Speech prosody and articulatory strengthening”, invited departmental colloquium presented at  Brown U., Sept. 2006
• “Acoustic phonetic variability and auditory word recognition by dyslexic and non-dyslexic children” (Keating, Nielsen, Manis, Bruno), poster presented at the Fall meeting of Acoustical Society of America in Honolulu, Nov. 2006 (pdf)
•  “Linguistic Voice Quality” invited keynote paper presented at 11th Australasian International Conference on Speech Science and Technology in Auckland, Dec. 2006 (pdf of paper) (oral presentation) (with Christina Esposito)
• "Prosodic prosition and segmental articulation in English", invited paper presented at the 1st meeting of the Arizona Linguistics Circle, October 2007
  

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CV

Education

• 1974: B.A. with honors, Wellesley College
• 1976: M.A. in Linguistics, Brown University
• 1980: Ph.D. in Linguistics, Brown University
• Dissertation: "A Phonetic Study of a Voicing Contrast in Polish" (1979), Sheila Blumstein, supervisor [abstract] 

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Professional Experience

• 1976-1979: Research assistant in the Brown University Phonetics Laboratory, working for P. Lieberman on child speech
• Spring, 1977: Teaching Associate, Brown University 
• Summers, 1977 and 1978: Instructor of English, Brown University Summer Program in English as a Foreign Language
• July 1979-June 1981: Post-doctoral fellow in the Speech Communication Group of the Research Laboratory of Electronics, MIT
• July 1980-June 1985: Assistant Professor of Linguistics, UCLA; on leave July 1980-1981
• Summer 1983: Faculty, LSA Summer Institute at UCLA
• July 1985-June 1991: Associate Professor of Linguistics, UCLA
• July 1991-: Professor of Linguistics, Director of the Phonetics Lab, UCLA
• Summer 1991: Faculty, LSA Summer Institute at UC Santa Cruz
• 1996-2000: Consultant, USC dyslexia project (F. Manis, PI)
• Summer 1996: Faculty, Girona International Summer School, Linguistics
• Summer 1997: Faculty, LSA Summer Institute at Cornell
• Summer 1998: Faculty, Netherlands Graduate School in Linguistics (LOT)

Honors, Awards, Grants [the Phonetics Lab site has additional information about grants in the lab]

• 1974: Phi Beta Kappa
• 1974: Brown University Fellowship
• 1979-1981: NIH Individual National Research Service Award
• 1981-current: UCLA Academic Senate Research Grants (annual)
• 1984: UCLA Career Development Award
• 1985-1988: NSF grant, "Coarticulation and Autosegmental Theory"
• 1986: UCLA Alumni Association Distinguished Teaching Award
• 1986,1987: UCLA nominee for national Professor of the Year (Council for Advancement and Support of Education)
• 1987-1988: NSF Research Experiences for Undergraduates supplement
• 1989-2000: NIDCD Training Program in Phonetics and Speech (co-PI)
• 1992-93: NSF Dissertation Research Grant (with Dani Byrd)
• 1993, 1997: NSF REU supplements
• 1993-1994: LDC contract, "Pilot Study for Phonetic Transcription"
• 1994: NSF Dissertation Research Grant (with Richard Wright)
• 1995-1998: NSF grant, "Effects of Prosodic Position on Consonant Articulation"
• 1998-2003: NSF grant, "KDI: Segmental and Prosodic Optical Phonetics for Human and Machine Speech Processing" (Lynne Bernstein, PI)
• 2000-2001: NSF Dissertation Research Grant (with Taehong Cho)
• 2002-2007: NIH grant, "Bases of Normal and Disordered Reading" (Frank Manis, PI)
• 2003, 2007: Elected to the Council of the International Phonetic Association
• 2004: Elected Fellow of the Acoustical Society of America
• 2006: NSF Dissertation Research Grant (with Kuniko Nielsen)
• 2007-2010: NSF grant BCS-0720304, "Production and Perception of Linguistic Voice Quality", (with Abeer Alwan, Christina Esposito, and Jody Kreiman) (also REU supplement summer 2008)
  

Selected Professional Service

1986,1987:        Membership Committee, Linguistic Society of America
1988-1994:        Co-editor, Phonetics and Phonology series, Academic Press
1989,1990:        Associate Editor, Language
1990-1992:        National Science Foundation Linguistics Advisory Panel
1990-1991:        Organizer, Third Conference on Laboratory Phonology
1991-2000:        Standing committee to organize Conferences in Lab. Phonology (chair, 1998-2000)
1991-1995:        Editorial board, Phonology
May 1998:         Represented (with Peter Ladefoged) the Linguistic Society of America at 4th annual Coalition for National Science Funding Exhibition and                                         Reception for Members of Congress (in Washington DC)
August 1999:      External review committee for NSF programs in Cognitive, Psychological, and Language Sciences (Div. of Behavioral and Cognitive Sciences)
1999-2002:        Technical Committee, Speech Communication, Acoustical Society of America; founding chair of Stetson Award sub-committee
2000-2005:        Editorial board, Oxford Studies in Theoretical Linguistics

Selected University Service

     1987-1992:    Interdepartmental Committee for Applied Linguistics
     1987-1988:    Provost's 5-year review of Dean of Humanities
     1987-1988:    Faculty Career Development Awards Committee
     1987-1989:    Academic Senate Committee on Academic Freedom
     1992:              Search Committee for Director of Humanities Computing
     1995-1999:    Chair, (Humanities) Dean's Advisory Committee on Technology; ex officio member of several related committees
     1996-98:        Academic Senate Committee on Teaching
     1996- current: Interdepartmental Program in Biomedical Engineering
     2004-current:  Faculty Committee on Educational Technology (chair, 2005-08)

Courses Taught

• Freshman Seminar: Introduction to Speech Technology
• Introduction to Linguistics (undergraduate)
• Introduction to General Phonetics (undergraduate)
• Experimental Phonetics (undergraduate/graduate)
• Phonology I (undergraduate)
• Phonology II (undergraduate)
• Child Language Acquisition (undergraduate)
• Survey of Phonetic Theory (graduate)
• Graduate Proseminar: Phonetics of Syllables and Stress
• Graduate Proseminar: Aerodynamic Modeling
• Graduate Proseminar: Child Speech Development
• Graduate Proseminar: Phonetic Rules (twice)
• Graduate Proseminar: Vowel Perception
• Graduate Proseminar: Phonetic Features
• Graduate Proseminar: Acoustic phonetics of English/TIMIT
• Graduate Proseminar: Electropalatography
• Graduate Proseminar: Aerodynamic data and modeling
• Graduate Proseminar: Prosodic effects on articulation
• Graduate Proseminar: Speech production
• Fiat Lux undergraduate seminar: The Science of the Singing Voice
• Graduate Proseminar: Electroglottography
• Graduate Proseminar: Readings in Laboratory Phonology
• Graduate Proseminar: Speech perception (with Colin Wilson)
• Honors Collegium: The Science of the Singing Voice  [Here is a 2006 presentation to the phonetics lab group about what we did in that course, and the 2008 version.]

· Answer to question: Do I have teaching materials on the web?  There are three answers.  First, all undergraduate courses I teach (and some grad courses) have a course website (on CCLE Moodle), and some but not all of the materials I post there are publicly listed and available (some require login with a password).  Second, all materials I prepare on the use of the facilities of the phonetics lab eventually make their way onto that part of the lab's website, which I also maintain: click here. Third, I maintain the lab's Teaching page, which is full of, basically, my ideas.

Ph.D. Recipients Supervised (all at UCLA)

• J. Forrest Fordyce, Linguistics, 1988, "Studies in sound symbolism with special reference to English"
• M. L. Scott, Applied Linguistics, 1988, "Younger and older adult second language learners: A comparison of auditory memory and perception"
• M. K. Huffman, Linguistics, 1989, "Implementation of Nasal: timing and articulatory landmarks"
• A. Cohn, Linguistics, 1990, "Phonetic and phonological rules of nasalization" (co-chair with B. Hayes)
• J. D. Choi,Linguistics, 1992, "Phonetic underspecification and target- interpolation: An acoustic study of Marshallese" (co-chair with B. Hayes)
• Y. Todaka, Applied Linguistics, 1993, "A cross-language study of voice quality"
• D. Byrd, Linguistics, 1994, "Articulatory timing in English consonant sequences"
• S. B. Inouye, Linguistics, 1995, "Trills, Taps and Stops in Contrast and Variation"
• Richard Wright, Linguistics, 1996, "Consonant clusters and cue preservation in Tsou"
• B. Blankenship, Linguistics, 1997, "The timecourse of breathiness and laryngealization in vowels"
• S. Hess, Linguistics, 1998, "Pharyngeal Articulations" (co-chair with I. Maddieson)
• T. Cho, Linguistics, 2001, "Effects of Prosody on Articulation in English"
• M. Epstein, Linguistics, 2002, "Voice Quality and Prosody in English" (co-chair with J. Kreiman)
• R. B. Scarborough, Linguistics, 2004, "Coarticulation and the structure of the lexicon"
• Y. Lin, Linguistics, 2005, "Learning Features and Segments from Waveforms: A Statistical Model of Early Phonological Acquisition" (co-chair with E. Stabler)
• Christina Esposito, 2006, "The effects of linguistic experience on the perception of phonation" (co-chair with Jody Kreiman) (at Macalester College)
• Kuniko Yasu Nielsen, 2008, "Word-level and Feature-level Effects in Phonetic Imitation" (co-chair with Colin Wilson) (at Oakland U.)
  

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Personal stuff

I am married to Bruce Hayes, also of the UCLA Linguistics Department. For fun, I used to play viola da gamba; I haven't done that for some years now, but I still keep my membership in the Viola da Gamba Society of America.  Now instead I sing Sacred Harp shape-note music with the Westside branch of FaSoLa-L.A., and have my personal Sacred Harp page.   I also am learning English country dancing with the California Dance Coop Los Angeles.

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