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John Hajek

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Papers indexed

10

Venues

2

Active years

1998–2021

Best venue rank

A

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Papers

10 indexed papers, newest first.

Year	Venue	Title	Authors
2021	Interspeech	Cross-Linguistic Perception of the Japanese Singleton/Geminate Contrast: Korean, Mandarin and Mongolian Compared.	Kimiko Tsukada, Yu Rong, Joo-Yeon Kim, Jeong-Im Han, John Hajek
2017	OZCHI	Designing an app for pregnancy care for a culturally and linguistically diverse community.	Wally Smith, Greg Wadley, Oliver Daly, Marianne Webb, Jo Hughson, John Hajek, Anna Parker, Robyn Woodward-Kron, David Story
2014	Interspeech	Cross-language perception of Japanese singleton and geminate consonants: preliminary data from non-native learners of Japanese and native speakers of Italian and australian English.	Kimiko Tsukada, Felicity Cox, John Hajek
2011	Interspeech	Building an Audio-Visual Corpus of Australian English: Large Corpus Collection with an Economical Portable and Replicable Black Box.	Denis Burnham, Dominique Estival, Steven Fazio, Jette Viethen, Felicity Cox, Robert Dale, Steve Cassidy, Julien Epps, Roberto Togneri, Michael Wagner, Yuko Kinoshita, Roland Gcke, Joanne Arciuli, Mark Onslow, Trent W. Lewis, Andrew Butcher, John Hajek
2010	Interspeech	Post-aspiration in standard Italian: some first cross-regional acoustic evidence.	Mary Stevens, John Hajek
2008	Interspeech	Vowel duration, compression and lengthening in stressed syllables in central and southern varieties of standard Italian.	John Hajek, Mary Stevens
2008	Interspeech	Positional effects on the characterization of ejectives in Waima'a.	Mary Stevens, John Hajek
2005	Interspeech	On the acoustic characterization of ejective stops in Waima'a.	John Hajek, Mary Stevens
2005	Interspeech	Spirantization of /p t k/ in Sienese Italian and so-called semi-fricatives.	Mary Stevens, John Hajek
1998	Interspeech	More evidence for the perceptual basis of sound change? suprasegmental effects in the development of distinctive nasalization.	John Hajek, Ian Watson