The Phonetics Laboratory
Dionysia
Saratsli has completed her BA studies in English Language and Literature of
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki. She is a MA student at the Department of
Theoretical and Applied Linguistics, at the School of English of Aristotle
University of Thessaloniki. During her MA studies, she has completed research
work on the fields of Phonetics and Phonology, completing two research studies
entitled The Effect of Stress Clash on Greek Vowels and Consonants and
Optimality Theory: Comparison with Other Phonological Frameworks and Role in
Phonological Acquisition. Her research interests revolve around speech
disorders, acoustic phonetics and language disorders. She is currently part of
SpeakGreek, a research project that aims to the development of an online
pronunciation training tool for learners of Greek as a foreign/second language
and for people with speech and hearing disorders (http://speakgreek.web.auth.gr/wp/language/en/).
Her research work includes the recording and development of the acoustic
database (in collaboration with Eirini Kelmali) as well as the phonetic analysis
of those data, focusing on selected segmental and suprasegmental features (tools
used: Praat: speech analysis system and EasyAlign: an automatic phonetic
alignment tool).
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