The Language Development Laboratory (room 308Ä) aims to cover educational and
research needs at undergraduate and postgraduate levels in the following areas:
Information: https://www.enl.auth.gr/langlab. Tel:
2310 99 7460
Director: Eleni Peristeri
Research
and teaching on the production, acoustics and perception of speech is carried
out in the Phonetics Laboratory of the School (room 308Ä).
The Lab is equipped with several state-of-the-art experimental systems, including the KAY CSL system for the acoustic analysis of speech and electropalatography for the investigation of lingual articulation.
The lab is used for the teaching and practice of students attending undergraduate and postgraduate courses in phonetics, as well as for research on normal and pathological speech.
Information: https://www.enl.auth.gr/phonlab. Tel:
2310 99 7370
Director: Katerina Nicolaidis
The
Laboratory of Narrative Research aims to study forms of narrative and
technologies of narration in fields within the humanities, social and applied
sciences. The Laboratory will focus its research and teaching activities in the
following areas: theories and technologies of narration; forms and ideologies of
narration; narrative and society; narrative and new technologies.
Information:
https://www.enl.auth.gr/lnr. Tel:
2310 99 7370
Director: Effie Õiannopoulou
The
Lab was established in 2016 by the Department of Theoretical and Applied
Linguistics of the School of English, Aristotle University of Thessaloniki (FEK
1771/17-6-2016).
The aim of the laboratory is to promote research in the fields of foreign language learning, teaching and assessment within the school context of preschool, primary and secondary education, thereby deepening the understanding of the linguistic and cognitive processes underlying foreign language learning.
Our ultimate objective is to improve the status of foreign language education in Greece and to explore the possibility of research proposals aiming to contribute to the improvement of foreign language education in Greece at policy but also at teaching practice level.
Information:
https://www.enl.auth.gr/flt
Director: Marina Mattheoudakis
The
Laboratory of Translation, Interpreting and Communication (TICL) was established
in 2018 (National Gazette issue B 689/28-02-2018).
TICL views interdisciplinarity as a necessary tool toward promoting dialogue and strengthening the synergetic potential across its relevant fields. TICL aims to boost knowledge and research in the fields of Translation, Interpretation and Communication, all seen broadly in a multilingual, multicultural and multimodal environment, through research projects and events (seminars, symposia, conferences) with the participation of well-established professionals and scholars from various fields. Its objectives also include the development of local, national and international partnerships as well as the strengthening of links with a non-academic public.
Information:
https://www.enl.auth.gr/ticl
Director: Fotini Apostolou
